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Eastern Norway, Norway Food Guide: 7 Pizza food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Lysaker
Discover Restaurants offering the best Pizza food in Lysaker, Eastern Norway, Norway. Lysaker is an area in Bærum municipality, Akershus county, Norway. Lysaker is the easternmost part of Bærum, and borders Oslo proper. Lysaker was initially a farming community, later becoming a residential area. Today it is primarily known as a business and trade area, and a public transport hub. It is considered part of Stor-Oslo (Greater Oslo), and is home to offices of numerous domestic and international businesses.
7. Vineria Ventidue
Overall Ratings
4 based on 129 reviews
We are a cosy and rustique Italian restaurant with traditional home cooked food. We prepare signature dishes like Linguine alle vongole, Tagliatelle with wild boar ragu, fabulous pizzas etc. All our pasta dishes are made with homemade fresh pasta. We also
Reviewed By Clingh
Had a small dish and a great reasonable Italian wine with a friend a Friday afternoon. Mus compliment the service, friendly, polite, nice and a touch of humor. And the waiter was wry helpful in finding the right wine for us. Not too expensive. So happy that I can recommend this place, itâs great and fun in addition to good food. Thank you so much for your kind words! It makes us very happy and keen on working even harder to be good! Welcome back!
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6. The Local
Overall Ratings
4 based on 96 reviews
The Local is a natural social arena at Fornebu. It is a unique destination where you can feel ease, but also celebrate, have fun with friends and spend quality time with your family. We prefer products with a local history and high quality. We should know
Reviewed By LarsNaess
Two restaurants in one. An a la carte part and a pizza part. We had pizzas and a couple of beers while waiting for a concert. Quite pricy, but nothing ot of the ordinary for the Oslo area. The waiter was very pleasant and helpful. The locale gives you "cold" feeling, kind of industrial or like sitting in a large airport terminal or something. It is not warm and cozy. Located in the middle of a distinct business district.Dear Lars,Thank you for Your kind rewiev. Next time, try our a la carte restaurant The Local Kitchen, and The Bar for the best coctails. We promise a cozy feeling. Book table in advance if its a concert going on on Telenor Arena. Welcome back.Best regards Ragnhild PrytzSales managerThe Local
5. Schlagergarden Kafe
Reviewed By CapePilgrim
Giving a shout out to the fine chefs at the Schlagergarden Kafe. Super delicious food at reasonable prices. The menu changes daily and offer well prepared, seasonal food from scratch.There is a big bookcase of cookbooks by the entrance that these creative cooks use regularly. It was difficult to decide what to order here because it ALL sounded so delicious. Nothing too fancy, but real home style fare.We split a lot of small plates in addition to fresh soups and salads and sandwiches. It is a casual affair and out of the city centre but worthwhile finding. The restaurant itself is a very old farm house and has a pleasant, comfortable dining area. I am guessing that most of the diners are regulars and local. It felt as if we were visiting someone in their home. After eating in many restaurants in Oslo, this one was our favorite and most memorable. The bread is amazing, the chef owners are extremely lovely people and enjoy doing what they do and it shows. Wish we had room for dessert, they looked so tempting. Come here and enjoy a taste of real Oslo, off the beaten track.
4. Mamma Pizza Osteria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1907 reviews
AN OSTERIA IS A PLACE TO RELAX Enjoy good food and drink An osteria is a place to meet with friends and take your time enjoying your meal. Have a glass of wine with your pizza, enjoy a coffee and cannoli after your pasta; the osteria is a place to enjoy c
Reviewed By MikeNottm
We ate here one evening on our 3 day stay in Oslo.We had tried to get a table the night before but with success as it was very busy. WE shared a table with a couple from Oslo who were really nice.The food was excellent, I had a brilliant Calzone - don't order this unless you are VERY hungry.Can't fault the food or service here just arrive early if you want a table.Thank you so much for the visit:-)
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3. Maschmanns Foodmarket
Overall Ratings
4 based on 156 reviews
MASCHMANNS . The Foodadventure in Skoyen. Fresh food market with bakery and Italian pizzeria. The market does also have manual sections for meat, seafood, cheese and hams.
Reviewed By mschr
Specialty food store serving fantastic pizza. Done in a wood fired oven they taste amazing and are reasonably priced (by Oslo standards). I can recommend the Pugliese. Although excellent, i am not sure itâs worth traveling for. But grab one if youâre in the neighborhood. The food store is closed at night, but it appears they stock lots of delicacies.
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2. Tesoro
Overall Ratings
5 based on 66 reviews
We are small Italian restaurant pizzeria concentrated and focus on healthy flour and high hydration of the pizza dough...here youâll get best experience of your life in PIZZA
Reviewed By claudiodeugenio
This cosy place, very close to Majorstua/Majorstuen offers wonderful Italian food. Being Italian, both the starters, the pizza, and the dessert exceeded my expectations. The pizza of my choice - Ciciazza, from the "week's special menu" - had blue cheese, caramelized onions, mozzarella and roasted salsiccia. It tasted wonderful! The tiramisù afterwards was a dream(, too)! Creamy, fluffy, and not too sweet, with almost white cream.Tusen grazie..sempre bello essere avervi qui ,a presto !!
1. Campo de Fiori
Overall Ratings
4 based on 366 reviews
This is the only restaurant and wood burning pizzeria in Oslo with authentic Italian food. The restaurant serves food that can be shared inside or outside in the idyllic outdoor area surrounded by beautiful pergola. In the kitchen is placed a grill where
Reviewed By Cinthdacizer
We celebrated our company´s 5th anniversary at Campo di Fiore yesterday 17.09.19. Not to diss Norway in any way, shape or form because I love living here, but the service was excellent and ´UnNorwegian´. The owner Fabio served us himself and he served with such Italian flair! It was fun to hear him singing, see him dancing as he served us and others. My colleagues all commented on how UnNorwegian the service and ambience was. We were all impressed with the service, the FOOD and the wine! Several of my colleagues mentioned their desire to take other friends/family there just to experience the restaurant! A massive thank you to Fabio and his team for helping to make our celebration a fun one!Grazieeee!!!!â What a unNorwegian review...loved to have you at Campo and loved to see you enjoyed the food and atmosphere...we will definitely see you again in the most Roman restaurant in Scandinavia â¤ï¸
