Southern Norway Restaurants
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1. La Scala
$$$ | |This eatery doesn't just put you close to the water---it's actually floating just off the dock, providing views in nearly every direction. Decorated in maritime style, it has windows that can be rolled up to let you enjoy the summer breezes. The food is Italian, but with a definitely Norwegian touch. Some days they light up the grill and treat you to an open-air barbecue.
Brygga 5, Sandefjord, Vestfold, 3210, Norway33--46--15--90Known For
- Perfect location
- Fireplace warms up cool nights
- Cozy atmosphere all year
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2. N.B. Sørensens Dampskibsexpedition
$$$ | |Norwegian emigrants waited here before boarding steamships crossing the ocean to North America 150 years ago. The historic wharf house is now a popular waterfront restaurant and bar that was renovated in 2020 with the emigrant history still on its walls---and ceiling. At street level there is an informal brasserie where you can get barbecue spareribs. Upstairs is the elegant and more expensive Annen Etage dining room, with prix-fixe menus that change weekly and may include such entrées as grilled steak with garlic, or bouillabaisse with crayfish, halibut, and mussels.
Skagen 26, Stavanger, Rogaland, 4006, Norway51--84--38--26Known For
- Creative cocktails at the bar
- A well-thought-out theme
- Sizzling steaks
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Rate Includes: Lunch only Sat. -
3. Stangholmen Fyr
$$$ | |This unique dining experience, open only in the summer months, allows you to sample the freshest local fish and seafood at a real lighthouse. Built right on the rock, the small building is made of white clapboard and has shutters that can close during inclement weather. It's said that the chef chases his team out of the kitchen at some point every day because he won't share the recipe for his famous fish soup. The restaurant is reachable by shuttle boat, costing NKr 50 each way.
Stangholmen Fyr, Risør, Aust-Agder, 4950, Norway900--93--400Known For
- The journey here is half the fun
- Seafood doesn't get any fresher
- Well-prepared steaks, too
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Rate Includes: Closed mid-Aug.--mid-June -
4. Bølgen & Moi
$$$ | |Toralf Bølgen and Trond Moi, two of Norway's most celebrated restaurateurs, run what's the southernmost addition to their chain of high-profile restaurants. Near the old fishing pier, the scene is more chic than rustic, with artwork and dinnerware designed by local artist Kjell Nupen. Norwegian game and fish are cooked in an international style.
Nodeviga 2, Kristiansand, Vest-Agder, 4610, Norway38--17--83--00Known For
- Great seafood
- Refined atmosphere
- Smooth service
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Rate Includes: No lunch weekdays, Credit cards accepted -
5. Harry Pepper
$$$ | |You wouldn't know it from the Scandinavian facade, but Harry Pepper combines Tex-Mex cuisine with Norwegian tastes. Prickly cacti and tacky souvenirs make for a lighthearted and fun interior. Try the traditional dishes with tequila pairing recommendations or opt for a shot or two at the lively Tequila Saloon. The bar is open late on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday night.
Skagenkaien 33, Stavanger, Rogaland, 4006, Norway51--89--39--59Known For
- Lively atmosphere
- Tasty food
- Many brands of tequila
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Rate Includes: Lunch only Thurs.--Sat. -
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6. Luihn
$$$ | | NorwegianIn the center of town, Luihn is an elegant, intimate restaurant, perfect for a quiet dinner. Fish dishes are a specialty, and the menu varies according to season. Don't hesitate to call in advance if you have any special cravings—providing they can get hold of it, the chefs can prepare just about anything for you. The wine selection is impressive.
Rådhusgt. 15, Kristiansand, Vest-Agder, 4611, Norway-38–10–66–50Restaurant Details
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7. Timbuktu Bar & Restaurant
$$$ | |This is one of Stavanger's trendiest restaurants. The main focus here is Asian-inspired street food served as small plates so that you can taste a greater variety of dishes and ingredients than you would otherwise.
Nedre Strandgt. 15, Stavanger, Rogaland, 4005, Norway815–52–884Known For
- Popular destination for after-work drinks
- Tapas-style dishes perfect for sharing
- Visiting celebrity chefs
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon. No lunch, Credit cards accepted
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