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Where to Eat in Sandvika: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Sandvika (help·info) is the administrative centre of the municipality of Bærum in Norway. It was declared a city by the municipal council in Bærum on 4 June 2003.
Things to do in Sandvika
1. Chinatown
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By Gourmettrollet - Oslo
A family of four spent a Sunday dinner here. We hadn't booked in advance, but it was crowded so we were a bit lucky with getting a table. Restaurant and service was ok, but no charm or making you feel very welcome. Prices are fair, but quality very ordinary to be Chinese. Rapid serving. This is not a place for celebrations, merely a place to stop when instant hungry.
2. Egon Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 123 reviews
Reviewed By Parvaneh2 - Grimstad, Norway
My husband and I went to this Egon restaurant last night, I ordered burger and my husband ordered double chopped steak, and both foods were very dry and overcooked, we could barely eat them. Even the potato chips were dry and not freshly cooked. The area was also too dark. I was very disappointed, as I have tried Egon in Oslo before and the food was amazing. In general I don't like the idea that you have to go to the cashier and order, how hard to have someone to get the orders.
3. Vaertshuset Baerums Verk
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 119 reviews
Norway's oldest restaurant, built in 1640. Vaertshuset is a classic and timeless place, a real guest house with real commitment. Norwegian gourmet menu. The old barn has been renovated and can be booked for private dinners for up to 50 persons.
Reviewed By Enamos - Baerum Municipality, Norway
This historic inn, built in 1640 by King Christian !V, has been renowned for years for its outstanding food and service. It is worthy of the praise today. Their menu is not extensive but more than adequate and offers authentic Norwegian fare, many of which...MoreTusen takk for meget hyggelig tilbakemelding. Hjerltig takk og velkommen igjen.
4. Strand Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 200 reviews
WELCOME TO STRAND RESTAURANT Strand restaurant is located just 15 min from Oslo city centre. The beautiful villa which houses the restaurant is a listed historical building surrounded by a parkland area and has magnificent views over Oslo fjord. The property was totally refurbished and opened to the public in 2010. Tom Victor Gausdal and Stian Floer have worked tirelessly together with Bærum Council to restore this beatuful building to its former glory and take it to new culinary hights. The original building has rich history and tradition dating back 2 centuries and has been used for countless weddings, christenings and other events and holds a special place in the hearts of the local residents. At present the building houses a bakery, restaurant, banquet halls and open Terrace. In the immediate surroundings are a number of sculptures by Joseph Grimeland as well an antique iron pavillion. The local harbour can also be used by our guests who wish to arrive by boat. At present, Strand
Reviewed By Markearl - Oslo, Norway
A superb place to visit with sea views when its not raining. O popular place to celebrate , and today was borderline overbooked , with the guests helping tha staff with plates and the buffet looking like a herd of locusts had descended apon it, Very expensive forwhat it is.
5. Bambus Sushi
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 133 reviews
Reviewed By kosh110 - Oslo, Norway
I was visiting this restaurant with a friend, and we look forward to eat a nice sushi meal. But we where very disappointed. The rice was bad, in fact very bad. It was to dry, ice cold, and not sticky at all, and falled apart when you tryed to hold them with chopsticks. I think it was old rice they kept in the fridge for a long time.
Bad service! I will not eat there again! So stay away! there is many other nice restaurants in Sandvika.
6. Restaurant Caspar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 152 reviews
Reviewed By John B
We have eaten at Restaurant Casper numerous times since they opened.
The quality and composition of the dishes has consistently been above our expectations. The menu is limited, yet has something for every taste and hunger level.
The wine alternatives reflect careful selection and are reasonably priced.
We will continue to eat here with family, friends, colleagues and by ourselves.
They also have a back garden which is open in the summer, sometimes with live entertainment.
7. Bekkestuene Brasserie & Bar
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By Chris M - Bekkestua, Norway
We are Americans currently living in Norway for a couple of years and are lucky to have found this little gem. They have accommodated us for business dinners and personal dinners. Always nice service and pretty good food. We don't eat out often, but find ourselves going back again and agin.
8. Prammen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By david1949 - Adelaide, Australia
This place is the very definition of a pub! The interior is small, crowded and a bit gloomy, but the place spills out onto a Terrace with water views, shared tables and a friendly atmosphere... I gave it an extra star just for the outdoor...MoreThank you so much for your review! We greatly appreciate your feedback :)
9. Simsim Sushi & Wok
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By TranFamilyNorway - Oslo, Norway
A small restaurant (5-6 tables) with mainly take-away focus.
Restaurant is clean with several free parking lots outside.
The food (sushi) is fresh, good taste and nicely presented. Prices are good. Making it a good deal and great value for money. The best deals they have, are the deal of the day (100-149kr) and their family sushi combo with 60 pcs of sushi for just 489 kr.
The family combo is our favourite. Watch out for coupons. They had this combo deal with coupon (Let's Deal) for only 289kr.
That is a fantastic good deal!
10. Aroma Bekkestua
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By Per Andreas T - Baerum Municipality, Norway
This is a hidden gem of a restaurant in the quiet suburbs of Bekkestua, no more than 20 min by T-bane from the centre of Oslo. The food is great and the staff make you feel right at home in the elegant localities. Although the prices are a bit stiff even by norwegian standards.
But all in all, well worth a visit.
