Colonel Mustard

Not a huge selecetion of beer, but decent enough (doesn’t seem change very often). The outside tables are nice on a sunny summer day and quite nice inside on a rainy autumn day. Ok place to go for a couple of beers if you’re in the neighbourhood, but I wouldn’t go out of my way to go here (There are better and more interesting places across the river on Grünerløkka).

We sat outside and were served by a friendly and attentive Swede. Not really that interesting beer menu. Beer in one of their dishes. Good atmosphere inside on a Saturday afternoon.

Although they advertise this as a place where good food and good beer is combined it really isn’t that much of a beer place. The selection is decent, but there are now several places in Oslo with a bigger and better beer selection. The menu includes both available food and beer. That being said, it is a great place for having dinner and a few beers after work or with friends and colleagues. A fun little fact it that they have several board games that you can play while you are here. In fact, the name of the place is named after a character in the goard game Cluedo.

Nice ambient, rustique but brand new. Not a big selection of beer I have to say. And for being a "beer place" they don’t have a beer menu available, so you need to go to the bar to take a look. I suspect the ownership of or somebody related to Ringnes in this place. The main tap beers are Schous, Christiania and Frydenlund Bayer (come back of old Oslo beer brands?). The food, well....a normal salad with "chorizo" (that really was some sausage, not chorizo at all) and like 18 gr. of chèvre cheese, an edible fish but not good and a decent steak, but both served with old poatatoes. And Oslo prices (expensive) in all this of course. The service was ok. Anyways, maybe a good place to hang around and have a couple of beers but not to have a good meal.