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1. Kronebutikken
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By OxfordStrasser
Lovely shop with very friendly owner who was happy to spend an hour talking to us about local life one Saturday afternoon. Very interesting to hear about the influx of Syrian refugees and the north/south divide with Oslo. There is a lovely range of local handicrafts at reasonable prices. At the side of the shop is the small nature reserve with a steep path up the mountain which is well worth taking for an excellent view from the loo and mountain hut at the top. You will need good crampons in the snow as it is pretty steep in places. You may well meet a local man who climbs this route every day in all weathers. It takes about half an hour to get to the top and a similar time coming down - which is when you will really need the crampons.
2. Lofoten Gaardsysteri
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By woodywood38 - Edinburgh, United Kingdom
As a French, seeing all those goats and cheese roaming free in Lofoten I was curious to find some locally made cheese after trying this famous brown sugary cheese. When arriving at the farm, it already felt very authentic and the cheese... just delicious. We tried the mixed cow and goat milk and pure goat milk. This place is a must go if you are passing by.
3. Molleren Sylvia
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Mølleren Sylvia is an organic food store in Oslo, located next to the castle. We work with local farmers and producers, seeking the best possible vegetables, fruits in season, nuts, seeds, grains, and dairy products.
4. Avdemsbue
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 24 reviews
In this authentic little shop from 1938 and with roots back to 1878, you will find anything from local unpasteurized cheese made from Avdem farm dairy to local micro brewed beer and exclusive cured meats. They also serve fresh Norwegian waffles made with their own Avdem sour cream and Norway's finest ice cream. Unique place with nice atmosphere!
Reviewed By maritsn - Dombas, Norway
This cozy shop is located a little west from Lesja city centre, and it really is a shop you should visit on your stay in the area. Anna, the owner, is super nice, and Anna and her staff always gives the best service to help you find what you're looking for. Have a taste of the delicious cheese or ice cream. And get yourself some nice beer to take home while you're at it. Enjoy!
5. Gard Gartneri
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Visit this beautiful island outside of Stavanger. A 30 min drive from Stavanger. On this little island is this beautiful greenhouse where you can find flowers in all colors and sorts. The flowers are grown with love from 50 years of experience from the gardener, and you can get first hand advise on the flowers. This is the place where you can take a stop in a busy day life and see and smell summer
6. Villsaubutikken
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Villsaubutikken, sells local food produced in cooperation between farmers and wild sheep enthusiasts at Smøla. All our cured meat products are made from real wild sheep from Smøla. We also sell the skins of wild sheep, from different manufacturers. We also sell ceramics, cheese, butter, crackers, jam, ice cream, and much more! A place worth visiting!
7. Farmers Market Bergen
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 49 reviews
Farmers market in Bergen centre, twice per month on Saturdays. At the market, you can purchase various local food directly from producers. The offering various per season but generally consists of cheese, ecological meats, fish, game, bread and pastries, honey, fruit and vegetables.
8. Sanddalstolen
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 3 reviews
A traditional summer mountain farm, located in a beautiful area at the entrance of Jotunheimen National Park. Cows, goats, horses, lambs and rabbits. Experience the traditional way of making cheese. We serve home made specialities and sell goat cheese, sour cream and butter. Private mountain road 7 km, fee NOK 50. Open in July and August For more info FB: Sparstadstolen i Sanddalen
9. Mathallen Stavanger
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 9 reviews
Celebrating locally produced foods from the Stavanger region, Rogaland, Norway and beyond!
10. Naustet
Shop offering mainly local foods from Smøla and the surronding areas, cities and islands. Also features an art gallery on the 2nd floor. NOTE: no serving. No hot, prepared foods for eating. Only packaged foods, such as whale meat, marmalades, fish products and so on.
