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Rådhuset Canteen

The canteen is open to the public, and offers good, sumptuous meals at even lower prices than the student canteens. Not many tourists know about the place, so it can be a very quiet place to have a meal. They sell salads, sandwiches, boiled potatoes, cereal bars and other snacks. A filling box of salad (sold by weight) can cost less than 40 kr.

Address: In the cellar of the city hall
Hours: Closed · opens 11 am tomorrow
Weekly hours
Mon 11 am–1 pm
Tue 11 am–1 pm
Wed 11 am–1 pm
Thu 11 am–1 pm
Fri 11 am–1 pm
Sat 11 am–1 pm
Sun 11 am–1 pm

Mon	11 am–1 pm
Tue	11 am–1 pm
Wed	11 am–1 pm
Thu	11 am–1 pm
Fri	11 am–1 pm
Sat	11 am–1 pm
Sun	11 am–1 pm

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