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Bergen

Bergen is Norway's second largest city and the most popular gateway to the fjords of West Norway. The city is renowned for its great location amidst mountains, fjords, and the ocean. Steep mountains and highlands within the city offer excellent hiking opportunities. The city center is compact and can easily be covered on foot, while the city as a whole is spacious and sprawling. Bergen and suburbs are home to about one quarter of the people in West Norway.

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    Bergen Kebab

    Though selling the cheapest kebabs in town, Bergen Kebab manages to maintain a decent level of service and quality. Serves an ok pizza as well.

    Mon–Wed Sun 11:00–00:00, Thu–Sat 11:00–03:00

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    Bergen pizza

    Both the pizza and the kebab are delicious. The pizzas are made in front of you, well garnished and heated in a large oven.

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    Bryggen Tracteursted

    Bryggen Tracteursted offers a modern kitchen inspired by Hanseatic and local traditions, served in historic surroundings. A hidden treasure with its somewhat anonymous appearance. The restaurant can in principle fit up to about 200 guests, but the kitchen is very small, and expansion is not allowed by the cultural heritage authorities. This forces the restaurant to accept a relatively low number of patrons at a time – giving a peaceful atmosphere. A reservation is recommended.

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    Brød & Vin restaurant

    Dimly lit restaurant and Asian inspired food. Quiet place and tasty dishes.

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    Café Opera

    An institution on one of the best corners in Bergen. Great food for the money. This is a place with many regular customers. During the day they serve lunch and cakes. Early in the evening it is a place for dinner and beer. Late night is for dancing.

    Mon Tue 10:00–00:30, Wed–Fri 10:00–03:30, Sat 11:00–03:30, Sun 11:00–23:30

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    Enhjørningen

    The Unicorn Fish Restaurant

    Bergen's most traditional – and expensive – fish restaurant. Located in a building restored to its 18th century appearance, Enhjørningen is well reputed for its excellent food, served in classical manners. A reservation is required. Ask for a window table if possible, as you will have a beautiful view of Bergen harbor.

    Daily 16:00-23:00, Sun closed in the winterMain courses kr 280-385

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    Hot Wok City

    Good-quality Chinese food freshly cooked in the open kitchen. Service is fast, and the prices are low. Popular, especially between 16:00 and 18:00.

    Mon–Sat 12:00–23:00, Sun 14:00–23:00

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    Ichiban

    Fresh, tasty and fast sushi at the cheapest prices in town. Primarily take-away, but you can also eat in if you don't mind the complete lack of atmosphere.

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    Kafe Spesial

    Value for money, particularly pizza. Wide selection of beer. Situated on the slope towards the university area so clientele is largely students. Basic service (order at the counter).

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    Kafé Kippers

    The café serves a variety of meals, from sandwiches to dinners. The view is extraordinary. If you are lucky enough to catch a sunny day, you can observe a range of activities that happens in the bay. Indoors the café has a quiet atmosphere. There are large panorama windows facing the water giving you a romantic view even on rainy days. In connection with the restaurant, there is a changing art exhibition. Accessible with a wheelchair.

    Mon–Thu Sun 11:00–23:00, Fri Sat 11:00–00:00

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    Kroathai

    The Thai equivalent of Hot Wok, although with slightly smaller portions. Service is usually fast, and the staff is friendly. Can often be full, so take-out can be a good plan B. There is also a Kroa Thai restaurant with the same menu in Åsane senter, a few miles outside of the town centre. Multiple options for vegetarians.

    Mon–Sat 11:00–22:00, Sun 13:00–22:00Serves daily lunch for kr 105 (June 2016)

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    Pasta Sentral

    Cheap and decent pasta and pizza for students and budget travellers alike. Pasta Sentral has been an institution in Bergen since its opening in 1990. Provides take away as well.

    Mon–Sat 11:00–23:00, Sun 13:00–23:00

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    Pingvinen

    A very nice, but usually crowded bar where you can also get a good portion of Norwegian food. Recommended by Time. Food available throughout opening hours. One of very few venues where genuine Norwegian homecooking – and large bowls of popcorn – are available.

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    Pygmalion Økocafe

    Organic restaurant situated in the heart of Bergen. Featuring live concerts and art exhibitions.

    daily 09:00–23:00

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    Søstrene Hagelin

    Hagelin Sisters

    Canteen-style fish food restaurant. Traditional fishfood, as well as creative such as fishburger with taco. Eat there or take home. Right beside Torgallmenningen.

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    Trekroneren

    Bergen's last standing hot dog stand, situated in an illegally erected shed since the 1940s. Large selection of both classic and more interesting sausage styles. Extremely popular; there's literally always a queue.

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    Zen Cafe Bar

    A fantastic place to eat. The prices are cheap, and the food and service are excellent. Worth trying at least once.

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    Zupperia

    Soups and salads – tasty, cheap and big portions.

    Tu–Sa 11:00–00:00, Su 12:00–22:00