8 Best Restaurants in The Western Fjords, Norway

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We've compiled the best of the best in The Western Fjords - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

Cafe Rallaren

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In the Myrdal train station (you get here by train or foot), Cafe Rallaren caters to travelers during the busy summer season. It serves local dishes in a diner-style atmosphere, and also offers bicycle rentals and luggage storage. Hikers often fortify themselves here with Norwegian waffles and other sweets displayed behind the counter.

Myrdal Station, Myrdal, 5718, Norway
97--08--90--52
Known For
  • Great Norwegian waffles
  • Friendly staff
  • Quick service
Restaurant Details
Closed Nov--Mar.

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Fjell og Fjord Kafè

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Centrally located in Eidfjord, this charming café with a handful of tables outside bakes some of the best pastries around—make sure to get some to take along on your adventures. This is the perfect place for a light lunch—with the best local produce—a filling snack, or a great cup of coffee.

Eidfjordvegen 277, Eidfjord, 5783, Norway
45--97--22--85
Known For
  • Delectable pastry
  • Edible souvenirs
  • Friendly staff

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Fjellstua

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This mountaintop café covered with a dramatic glass canopy has tremendous views over the surrounding peaks, islands, and fjords. A wraparound terrace opens when the weather allows, and it's a popular spot for lunch, or an ice cream, after climbing the steps to the Kniven—aka Mount Aksla—scenic overlook.

Fjellstua Aksla, Ålesund, 6007, Norway
70--10--74--00
Known For
  • Spectacular city views
  • Wide variety of options
  • Great service
Restaurant Details
Closed Mon. and Tues.

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Flåm Bakeri

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This bakery serves up some of the best cinnamon rolls you have ever tasted, and of course the famous Norwegian skolebolle (buns with custard and coconut). In the summer, they move the chairs and tables outside so you can enjoy the sunshine. In cooler weather the space is limited, so you might want to take your treats with you.

Hellesylt Boutique and Bar

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This cozy bookshop and café serves homemade baked goods, great coffee, tea, and local beer. You'll find yourself surrounded by interesting books and some lovely antiques, many of the items for sale. 

Gatå 29, Hellesylt, 6218, Norway
40--51--65--35
Known For
  • Coffee and tea for takeout
  • Premium ice cream
  • Charming atmosphere
Restaurant Details
No dinner. Closed mid-Aug.--late June

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Marianne Bakeri og Kafe

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The local bakery, named for its owner, is located beside the river in Aurland, with an outdoor seating area that is perfect on warm days. Enjoy the homemade bread and a bowl of soup here, or take an armload of pastries to go.

Trollstigen Kafe

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After navigating the hairpin turns of the Trollstigen, reward yourself with a stop at this café. Here you can expect an exciting menu of local dishes and spectacular views of the road you just conquered. Around are bridges and paths to viewpoints. 

Trollstigen, Åndalsnes, 5300, Norway
Known For
  • Wide-open views
  • A variety of quick bites
  • World-class architecture
Restaurant Details
Closed Oct.--Apr.

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Vesle Kinn

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This casual eatery has one thing on its mind: beer. It was opened by the Kinn Bryggeri as a way to showcase its wide range of beers and the foods that pair so naturally with them, and you can expect an impressive array of small dishes that are the perfect size to share.
Strandgata 28, Florø, 6900, Norway
900--90--465
Known For
  • Friendly atmosphere
  • Locally brewed beer
  • Light snacks
Restaurant Details
Closed Sun.--Tues. No lunch

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