Norwegians love their bread, so it comes as little surprise that yet another bakery has found its way onto the Stavanger food scene. The newest arrival is Selma Kafé og Konditori , which had its grand opening by local celebrity June Kommune inside Magasin Blaa just a few days ago — and the buzz is already building. This is a casual, no-fuss kind of place: you order at the counter, and the bright, airy space fits around 30–40 guests comfortably. With a glass ceiling and large

For a while, Ostehuset  was our go-to neighbourhood café, so we found ourselves stopping by again and again—often alongside a good number of fellow siddiser (nickname for a person from Stavanger). Especially on Saturdays, back when they were located in Hospitalgata (where CinCin is now), there was something uniquely charming about squeezing in at long communal tables, shoulder to shoulder with strangers over coffee and pastries. Ostehuset’s story goes all the way back to 199

We started going to Sirkus Renaa right after they opened in 2011. Back then, it was called Renaa Xpress, and it was a cautious start to...

If you have been following us for a while, you might remember that we stopped by ilo Cafe & Restaurant last year and we enjoyed a dinner...

We stop by the bakery Kanelsnurren quite often as they have quite a range of products that we enjoy. Kanelsnurren started out like a...

There are quite a lot of places in Stavanger where you can get a sandwich as we (Norwegians that is) do love bread! Most of the time we...

If we're just want to have a light meal, something sweet or just coffee, it's easy to end up at Sirkus Renaa. The place is quite big and...

Flamingo café opened recently and it is located in the charming pedestrian street Søregata. We stopped by on a Saturday for lunch and as...