This 1931 building includes gallery and cafe. A prominent example of functionalism in Norway at the transition from neoclassicism.

Kunstnernes hus

Voted Oslo's best for kebabs many times, not the cheapest place, but good value for money. However if you want authentic kebabs try Torggata or the beginning of Trondheimsveien.

Bislett Kebab

The best fish restaurant in Oslo, with a menu based on taseful Norwegian ingredients.

Restaurant Fjord

The least upmarket of the central gourmet offerings, Eik consistently get rave reviews and doles out a fine five-course gourmet menu for around 400 kr. Fantastic. Bib gourmand award in the Michelin Guide.

Oslo Wool Shop