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15 minutes by tram or ao. More a restaurant type of thing. 8 boring taps, bottles are also mehh. Didn't try food. Ok service. Prices are oslo usual. Not a beer place really, I would personally skip it.

It is a restaurant. Quite poor beer selection. Food aromas were absolutely brilliant. Unfortunately I was already stuffed

A classic old school restaurant, bar and local cafe located in a intersection at Bislet. Very crowded at my visit early in the afternoon this Saturday. All kind of people, more cafe vibes than craft beer bar. Decent selection classic craft beers on tap, among those several from Nøgne Ø. If your main goal is to find the latest and most hipsterish craft beers on tap, this is not a must visit. For me it was a top notch place to visit. Classic, back to the roots. Not far from the very city center by tram. (Visited February 12th 2022)

All-purpose bar-restaurant for the better-healed dressed-down younger person and friends. High quality beer list with novelties from better micros on tap and a lot of sophisticated stuff in bottle. All day breakfast and fast food au petit chic. Ten minutes from the centre on trams 17 or 18 to Bislett stadium. Worth the trip out.

Nice enough place with some interesting beers on tap, fairly busy though.

Chill spot is chill. Many rooms. Tables, couches and chairs and nooks and ladders. A lot of new and interesting beer to pass the time. Do your laundry too. http://www.flickr.com/photos/michaeljames/11292904284/

One of my favorite beer places in Oslo, partly due to the cool bartenders and awesome upstairs library nook. In general it comes across as a coffee shop, but that birds’ nest up the short spiral staircase is fabulous...dark and lined with books and overlooks the entire place. The other seating areas are just average. Good selection of bottles and taps, so it was easy to have a long session here sampling new stuff.