Duckpin — Restaurant in Oslo

Do not go to this place.

Do not go to this place. The security guard refused to let me in, claiming I was drunk — even though I had not had a single drink all day. The very first thing he said to me was: “You have to go outside because you are drunk.” There was no conversation, no observation, and no attempt to verify anything. Just an automatic, baseless assumption, followed by excuses like “This is Norway, blabla.”

This was a clear case of discriminatory profiling based solely on my appearance — I was entering alone and I am Black. I even showed my Belgian ID and my hotel reservation to explain that I was only visiting for the day and simply wanted to have a glass of wine, but he refused to reconsider.

The behavior was completely unacceptable and resulted in an unpleasant and humiliating experience. No customer should ever be...

Rules are so funny, and wi-fi is so good. But sadly u did not try the food so i can not rate it.This is a very good for tuprists and people that live here, the staff is very good and fast. The bowling and arcade is so funny and interesting. Great place to go fith your friends for someone’s birthday or just go to drink something. My experience here is the best i have ever had at the bar. For me It’s definitely the best place that I visited in Norway. I fish the staff all the best...

I had an amazing time at Duckpin! The atmosphere is super cozy, and the food is absolutely delicious. Their grilled brisket was perfectly tender with a rich flavor, and the bao buns with pork belly were a must-try. I also loved the crispy smashed potatoes and the Cajun-style shrimp—so tasty! The staff was friendly and helpful, making the whole experience even better. Whether you're with friends or family, it's a great spot for a fun night out. Highly...