Smørtorget — Restaurant in Tromsø

Quirky local-feel café with a very welcoming attitude. Cosy and intimate seating (upholstered couches for example) is dispersed amongst Norwegian history artefacts. There are even two private side rooms if you want more privacy. The staff were welcoming and seemed please to see us - as they did with all customers whether they seemed local or not. There were several people (presumably local) catching up with work on laptops or sitting reading quietly suggesting it’s a good place to go because the locals do. The drinks were good. We only had bakery items to eat but they were delicious. ♿️ Access would be a bit difficult as the way in is a bit convoluted, and the space between table la etc very limited and felt obstructed. Having said that the staff seemed friendly and I’m sure they would offer to help. 🐕 The place declares itself as dog-friendly. ⏰ Don’t believe the times on the door. They didn’t seem to apply then day we were there. The door said they were closing at 1700 but they happily served well after that. Just don’t...

I really liked this little café and especially the decoration, the atmosphere and the ambiance. The value for money is very good and there is a wide choice of pastries and other sweets. Thank you to the girls of the reception and the service, we felt very comfortable as soon as we arrived and they answered our requests (toilet, wifi, drink recommendations ...) I recommend their hot chocolate which is just delicious to rest and enjoy a moment of sweetness in the middle of a winter day. There is a shop selling handmade products inside the cafe, you can have a look at it on your way in or out. I really liked the fact that there were a lot of locals crocheting and embroidering which was nice and...

My favourite cafe in Tromsø, with Risø a close second.

Eclectic sums up this place nicely. Walking in off the street, one actually enters a second hand clothes shop, but pass thru and enter Smørtorget, with a main seating area with old style tables in an open space that feels like a lounge. Off this space are 3 adjoining rooms for further cozy seating.

Have never seen any other tourists in here, primarily young locals...tho it can be hard to tell. Can also get very popular around 5pm, with après work casualness.

Very nice coffee, gluten-free buns are available, delicious spicy gluten and lactose free soup, and modest slices of dark eyes bread atopped with...