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EkebergrestaurantenvsGamle Raadhus Restaurant
Both Gamle Raadhus Restaurant and Ekebergrestauranten are highly recommended by those who travel for a living. On balance, Ekebergrestauranten scores marginally higher than Gamle Raadhus Restaurant. Ekebergrestauranten comes in at #6 in Oslo with endorsements from 3 sources like Frommer's, Michelin Guide and Lonely Planet.
Ekebergrestauranten
Frommer's
Michelin Guide
Frommer's
Lonely Planet
Kongsveien 15, Oslo 193, Norway
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"With a choice of cafe-style or fine dining, there's a dish for everyone in a smart suite of rooms painted stark white. Set menus change seasonally but feature adventurous dishes." Full review
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"A delightfully restored art deco house on the hillside, with charming original fittings, several large terraces and commanding views over the fjords and the city." Full review
"With a choice of cafe-style or fine dining, there's a dish for everyone in a smart suite of rooms painted stark white. Set menus change seasonally but feature adventurous dishes" Full review
Top choice
"A New Nordic dining room known for its simple, careful and elegant cooking. There's also a summertime aerie terrace serving burgers, mussels and fries and prawn sandwiches." Full review
Gamle Raadhus Restaurant
Frommer's
Michelin Guide
Fodor's
Nedre Slottsgate 1, Oslo 157, Norway
From $0/night
"A full array of open-faced sandwiches is served on weekdays only. A la carte dinner selections can be made from a varied menu that includes fresh fish, game, and Norwegian specialties." Full review
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"Brightly painted house dating from 1641; its charming, antique-filled interior includes a library and an open-fired lounge." Full review
"If you're in Oslo for just one night and want an authentic dining experience, head to the city's oldest restaurant—housed in Oslo's first town hall, a building that dates from 1641" Full review