Becco — Restaurant in Oslo

This place is interesting. They have a pretty limited menu for a wine bar, and essentially no food menu. The ambience is not that bad, but then you encounter the immature service staff, and things go downhill from there. After our group spent about 2k NOK I was told that I couldn't sit in the chair I was sitting in (most chairs in the establishment are wooden stools, not very comfy) because it was supposed to be in an office (no one was sitting in that office, it was just "wrong"). I tried to appeal, saying that I was comfy in the chair, and that it couldn't matter if I was sitting in the chair. But they were adamant. I tried to appeal to the bar staff. But they insisted I was in the wrong. I will never ever go back. If the wines were extraordinary. Or the prices. But this is just average. With immature, unskilled, staff – I am...

Got a glass of red wine that smelled like a sour beer and had the color of watered out wine. It tastes like bad soda and cost 140 kroners. When i said it to the bartender he was basically accusing me of not knowing that this is what I ordered on the red wine list- and then charged me another 140 kroner for a semi good red wine(which at the end costed me 280 kroner). If they have alternative red wine that is ok, but what I got was not anywhere near a red wine. Next time...

Jeg er ikke spesielt imponert over Becco - etter å ha vært der i går kveld. Dette skal liksom være «en av Oslos feteste vinbarer» (i hvert fall ifølge program på NRK). Det jeg så (her jeg alene satt) - var at her er det mye «gay», men for folk som kommer inn «alene» - som meg, i hvert fall - virker de ikke å ha spesielt mye til overs for … Vel, greit for meg. Ellers betalte jeg i overpris på overpris for et lite «vanlig glass klassisk Chardonnay» … Over 220 kroner for et lite glass, inkludert minste tips! Vanskelig å finne frem, men nå har jeg i hvert fall vært der! Aldeles og ikke koselig å sitte...