Anne på landet - Frognerparken — Restaurant in Oslo

I went to this place three times already, to check if my previous experiences were just unlucky days or if the place itself wasn’t that good. Unfortunately, I might say that, in my opinion, this place is overrated. The restaurant/cafe itself is beautiful and cozy, especially the glasshouse outside, and that’s the only thing I liked about the place. Unfortunately, the pastries and bread are nothing special, and I’m pretty sure that those are made by people who aren’t bakers, pastry chefs, or chefs. It seems that their food is made in a rush and with no passion or love. But still, everything is a bit expensive and they have the same prices of bakeries in Oslo that have a much better quality. I hope they will change the recipe for their carrot cake. The service was also mediocre, with a guy in the counter that didn’t seem happy or he didnt’t seem even working there since he was the only one not wearing their uniform. Also I had to pay for the...

This charming café is located in Oslo’s famous Frogner Sculpture Park – easy to find and perfect for a relaxing break during sightseeing. With over 100 years of history, it has been beautifully restored to welcome guests year-round: sunny garden seating in summer, and heated tents with a cozy fire pit in winter.

The food is made with care. For something warm, try their creamy fish soup (with cooked salmon) – a comforting choice, especially for Asian visitors. Their cinnamon rolls are also a must: soft, fragrant, and just sweet enough. Coffee, fresh juices, and wine are available too, making it a lovely spot to sit down and enjoy the view.

Pet-friendly and family-friendly, this is an ideal place for a peaceful pause or a light meal before continuing your walk...

This is my favorite cafe to go to every time I visit Oslo. The atmosphere is gorgeous no matter what time of year and the indoors is cozy. If you're going in the winter on a weekend though I do recommend getting there early as seating indoor gets filled up very quickly by large groups

I'm not a coffee person but I have loved all the cold drinks, snacks, pastries, and sandwiches I've tried here. I don't mind the price given the quality, location, plus everything in Norway feels expensive, but it does annoy me a little that the bathroom attached to cafe you have to pay to use, given how expensive and busy the cafe is. Unless the bathroom technically belongs to the park and not cafe,...