To Rom Og Kjøkken

Very nice restaurant with exelent food. Good selection of local micros, Inderøy and Klostergården + a few American and Belgian beers. Try the food, not only the bar.

Basically one of the best restaurants in Trondheim with a decent bottle beer meny with several local beers. You mainly go for the food which is experimental and flavourful. The beer selection gives you an opportunity to match the food well with beers. As expected very good service.

This is primarily a restaurant, with white table cloth on each table though it feels less formal than that, thanks to waiters with nose piercing and an easy atmosphere. The food was indeed really well done (I had fish) and though there was nothing of interest on tap they had about a dozen local beers on bottle, such as Inderøy and Austmann, so if you want local beer with your dinner this is a good place in Trondheim. Visited: 2016-06-18

A neat looking restaurant with a decent selection of beers and the barman seemed to be quite knowledgeable about what he served. Quite a few bottles availabe, but not the most interesting selection, except if you’re from out of town and want beers from the area around Trondheim. Didn’t try the food, but it looks sure nice.

Probably the best selection of Inderøy beers in the country, I was a bit disturbed by all the people dining, meaning this is more of a place to get filled up with proper food. Friendly service, even if I visited at peak hours. Possible to have a beer at the bar, if all the tables are occupied.

As abemorsten says: A hidden gem. I would never have entered this place if had not wrote that it was a hidden gem. Never seen so many bottles from Inderøy at any place before. Also god selection from Klostergården. Modern restaurant. So not eny particular nice ambience. Otherwise a nice friendly place.

A hidden gem of a restaurant located next door from Diskoteket. Prejudiced by a peek into the fridge over the counter on my way in, I concluded on the standard boring Ringnes/Brooklyn combo. I almost missed out on their beer selection and had it not been for my late arriving and thirsty work colleague, I would have left fully satisfied and ignorant after a top shelf fish meal from an excellent kitchen accompanied by mineral water. As it turned out, they had several Klostergården beers in stock, and maybe 10 different Inderøy beers. Mikkeller and Nøgne Ø were both well represented, and a few American and Belgian beers as well. They even do beer and food matching - a trait I will have to check out the next time I’m in town.