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Trondheim

Trondheim, formerly Trondhjem or Nidaros, is an old city in central Norway. It is a key city in Norway, its skyline dominated by the lovely cathedral and its city life dominated by the university. Central Trondheim is beautifully inside a large river bend where the river meets the wide Trondheimsfjord.

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    Bakklandet Skydsstation

    The place to find one of Trondheim's best seafood collections, such as a herring buffet and baccalao (dried or salted cod). The restaurant is quite small with around ten small tables, so you might want to come a bit outside regular dining times to get a seat.

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    Egon Tårnet

    The rotating restaurant at the top of the Tyholt tv and Radio Tower, the tallest structure in Trondheim. Famous for their pizza buffet (everyday for people that arrive before 6pm), they also offer a vast menu of different options. There are other Egon restaurants around town as well, the most central being in Søndre gate, Prinsens gate and at the Solsiden mall.

    Mon–Thu 10:00–23:00, Fri Sat 10:00–23:30, Sun 11:00–22:00Pizza buffet 189kr (139kr for students), Mains 200-350kr. Ask for special student prices on parts of the menu.

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    Grafen

    A café and bar with a varied menu of foods. The restaurant reinvented itself into Grafen and now serves up a luxurious Mediterranean-style offering rather than the more fast-food offering it previously had. It has dishes like steamed mussels. They have an extensive beer, wine and cocktail list (including local artisanal beers) and a quite popular place for just going out for a drink. It is best to come in the evening when the menu is larger.

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    Kvilhaugen gård

    If you venture out of the centre to get your beer, make it here. Wonderful outdoor seating with views of most of Trondheim. Inside, it's an old farmhouse with plenty of atmosphere. It's also a restaurant with mains from kr 150-300 from the à la carte menu as well as four different 3-course menus starting from around kr 550 per person.

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    Lager 11

    Street food hall and event center. Casual and inexpensive food is available from 8 different food stalls. Choices range from Greek, Mexican, and Vietnamese food.

    Thu-Sun

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    Ramp

    This laid-back, organic restaurant is a good place to relax and play board games. It offers good food at good prices. Any eastbound bus will take you to Strandveien stop.

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    Studentersamfundet

    The red, roundhouse that previously housed the Trondheim Interrail centre during summer and the student society otherwise. The café Edgar serves decent food at a low cost. To get to Edgar, go in through the glass doors and up one floor. Lyche (entrance to the south) serves good food (the burgers are the most popular dish, but they also serve soups, fancier dinner options, and dessert) for just a few kroner more than a fast food chain. Just by the main entrance, Sesam makes kebabs and burgers. All southbound buses stop at Studentersamfundet. Everything is accessible by wheelchair.

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    Tavern

    This 19th- and early 20th-century themed restaurant with decor from the 18th century serves a variety of central Norwegian food.

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    To Rom og Kjøkken

    Two rooms and a kitchen

    The name is inspired by a tale about a tram driver on Gråkallbanen. The restaurant opened in 2005 and features a three to five-course menu starting at kr 545 and an à la carte menu with both fish and meat. Between opening at 16:00 and 18:00, they serve "Today's Bar special" for kr 169. The selection of dishes depends on the actual season and local production since they try to use as much local production as possible. The wine selection is extensive with a big variety. They also focus on local hand-brewed beer from Norway but also include international hand-brewed beers. On the weekends they arrange cooking classes.

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    Credo

    This is one of the best restaurants in Trondheim, with a stellar wine list and a creative take on local produce. One star in the Michelin guide.

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    Fagn

    A gourmet restaurant which focuses on the produce of the Trøndelag region, it has one star in the Michelin guide in 2019.

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    Kebab shops

    There are many kebab places in town. They are quite similar with regard to quality and price. The most authentic is Istanbul Döner Chef in Olav Tryggvasons gate 5.

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    Student canteens

    The size of the university means there are 9 student canteens around town on the campuses, serving cheap food at good prices, paid by weight.

    Day card (breakfast, lunch, dinner): kr 60 (students only)

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    SiT Kafe Dragvoll

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    SiT Kafe Hangaren

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    SiT Kafe Kalvskinnet

    Gunnerusgate 1

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    SiT Kafe Kjelhuset

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    SiT Kafe Øya