Self-guided route in Oslo
Oslos Best Coffee
At these coffee spots, it's all about the coffee - nothing else. Norway and Oslo are known for their top-notch brews, and these places supply the best cafés all over the world. Come taste why!
5 stops from Supreme Roastworks to Mocca, starting 16:00, about 59 minutes of travel between stops.
The stops in order
- 1
16:00 · Coffeehouse
Supreme Roastworks
At the top of Løkka, you’ll find some of the world’s best coffee varieties, and no matter what you choose, the coffee is guaranteed to be excellent! The staff are super helpful in finding a coffee with just the right bitterness to suit your taste. The space is small with only four tables, but there’s a sofa along the wall and bar stools by the window. Outside, a couple of benches offer a perfect spot to soak up the sun while sipping one of Oslo’s best coffees, crafted by award-winning roasters.
Then walk about 9 min to the next stop (directions).
- 2
16:40 · Coffeehouse
Tim Wendelboe
A busy and popular café in Grünerløkka, known for its award winning coffee and sustainable approach. This small corner café has a few benches outside facing the Akerselva river and a handful of seats indoors. They serve high quality light roasted coffee, with beans carefully sourced from origin countries by Tim Wendelboe himself.
Then walk about 19 min to the next stop (directions).
- 3
17:30 · Coffeehouse
Java
On St. Hanshaugen, right by the park, you’ll find this warm, slightly rustic coffee gem. Regulars sit dangling their legs on bar stools while the aroma of freshly ground espresso and fresh croissants fills the bright and airy space. Java is simple and down to earth, yet deeply rooted in the craft of coffee. The heart of it all is the coffee, roasted at Kaffa’s roastery, and served by knowledgeable baristas!
Then walk about 11 min to the next stop (directions).
- 4
18:10 · Coffeehouse
Fuglen Sentrum
There’s a lot to suggest that this is one of Oslo’s most charming cafés. With original interior details from the coffee and tea shop that first opened here back in 1963, it’s no surprise the place has such a unique atmosphere. They serve high quality coffee and even have their own roastery located in Gamlebyen.
Then walk about 20 min to the next stop (directions).
- 5
19:00 · Coffeehouse
Mocca
Mocca started out as a coffee bar and roastery back in 2001, so it’s only natural that you’ll get served some truly wonderful coffee here. The staff are friendly, though the space isn’t the coziest spot to settle into during winter. On the bright side, they have a wide variety of baked goods on display, tempting you with everything from cakes to buttery pastries and yeast breads!
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