8 Best Restaurants in Trondheim to the Lofoten Islands, Norway

Bakeriet på Å

$ Fodor's choice
If you drive to the end of the Lofoten Islands, you absolutely must stop at this traditional Norwegian bakery famous for its cinnamon buns. The bakers use traditional methods, so the pastries are always their freshest.
Å, Nordland, 8392, Norway
76--09--14--88
Known For
  • locals say these are the region's best cinnamon buns
  • traditional flatbreads and other delights
  • freshly baked breads

Henningsvær Lysstøperi and Cafe

$ Fodor's choice
In the heart of Henningsvær, this charming and delightful café is a favorite destination for both locals and visitors in search of a warming cup of coffee or hot chocolate. The café doubles as an arts-and-crafts store, with a range of lovely items available for sale.

Bringen

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One of the coziest spots for coffee and light bites in Reine, this café puts you right in the center of the action. It has a highly trained staff and several tables if you want to sit and enjoy your shot of caffeine. There's a small gift shop where you can buy gourmet treats to take on the road.
Reine, Nordland, 8390, Norway
952--32--372
Known For
  • delicious coffee
  • lovely gift shop
  • the best views
Restaurants Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun.

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Den Glade Kalori

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At "the happy calorie," you'll find a luscious selection of cakes, tarts, cookies, ice cream, freshly baked bread, and other treats along with a nice hot cup of coffee. There's also a tempting array of savory sandwiches to pack up for an excursion or a picnic on the beach.

Indian Curry & Nepali Restaurant

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Nice departure from the seafood and dairy overload of other local restaurants. An extensive menu of Indian and Nepalese curries---plus Himalayan momo dumplings and lighter soups, fresh lassis, desserts, and snacks. Super affordable dinner and mammoth-size meal deals with various curries, rice, and fresh naan are available. Longtime dining spot loved by locals and travelers alike, headed by the cheery and talented Nabin Kumar Thakur.

Jacobsen og Svart

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This café has taken Trondheim by storm, and most locals agree it serves the best coffee in the city. The minimalistic interior is not only inviting, but also cozy enough to make you want to linger on a cold winter's day.
Ferjemannsveien 8, Trondheim, Trøndelag, 7042, Norway
908--26--046
Known For
  • they roast their own beans
  • well-trained baristas
  • coffee-making equipment you might not find at home

Lokalmatbutikken

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Lokalmatbutikken means "the local food shop" and is the place in Brønnøysund to sample the true local fare, with top-quality artisanal specialties from throughout the region. The café serves lunch and dessert with hot beverages, or you can choose from a wide variety of prepared foods to eat in or take out.

Melkebaren

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Many locals will direct you to Melkebaren to sample the møsbrømslefse, a local specialty of cheese melted on flatbread. The extremely popular café has an outdoor terrace and baristas adept at making various types of coffee, including the cortados and lattes you know from back home. There's a wide range of pastries, including tasty cinnamon buns and macarons. The cozy and intimate interior makes the perfect escape from Bodø's winter weather.

Storgt. 16, Bodø, Nordland, 8006, Norway
997--59--294
Known For
  • regional specialties
  • spacious outdoor terrace
  • friendly staff