Grønn Cafe Oslo – The colorful heart of Lilleaker
Since I moved to Oslo, this has been my local neighborhood café. It's a place I stop by to grab a delicious coffee on the go or to meet with some other international friends who live around the area. Grønn Café has a good soul with its cozy and inviting interior.
Grønn Café is a perfect stop for those curious exploring the Lysakerelva river, since it is only a short 5-minute walk from there. Whether you have finished your walk and want to sit down and relax and have something delicious to eat or are on your way to start your walk and want to grab a sandwich or croissant, this café is a perfect option. Grønn Café is known for its creative and colorful salads, sandwiches, and own baking. Also, they have pieces of decoration, delicatessen products, flowers, and much more to offer. That is the reason why Grønn Café is a popular place among the locals at Oslo's Ullern district.
It is quite easy to get to Grønn café from the city center, just get trykk (tram) number 13 and get off at Lilleaker Station. When walking along the river Lysakerelva, just follow the signpost Lilleaker Stasjon. The café is less than 2 minutes from the station.
About this spot
Lilleakerveien 31
- Mon - Fri 07:30 - 19:00, Sat 10:00 - 18:00, Sun 11:00 - 17:00
NOK
no-price
22519700
There’s so much more to discover
Discover more in Oslo
Kampen – Charming and laid back neighbourhood
One of my favorite areas in Oslo is "Kampen" - this traditional area has a nice combination of old traditional wooden houses from the 19th century...
By
Bendik
Bryde
Koie Ramen Munch – It's slurp time
"Koie Ramen Munch" makes the tastiest ramen I have discovered in Oslo so far. The portions are big and the steaming broth packed with flavor!
By
Eva
Taucar
Tronsmo – A bookstore with personality and style
Allen Ginsberg, the American beat writer, called it "The best bookstore in the world," and Patti Smith has returned multiple times for book signings.
By
Synne
Dalen
Izakaya – Oslo's local Japanese pub
"Izakaya" is like a small locals-only Japanese pub, but instead of being hidden down a back alley in Tokyo, it's in a sidestreet behind St Olavs in Oslo...
By
Sinead
Wyer
Trollvann – A little heaven on earth
Trollvann is one of the most beautiful lakes in Oslo. For me, it is the most beautiful one! One of the best places to relax and enjoy nature. Trollvann is easily accessible by bus or a 40-minute hike from Stig bus station.
By
Miranda Myrodia
Maitou
Gimle Kino – Sophisticated, old movie theater
"Gimle Kino" is originally from 1939 and one of my favorite movie theaters in Oslo. Perfect for discovering a new, unknown director on a Sunday afternoon.
By
Bendik
Bryde
Galgen – Relaxed atmosphere, great local food
"Galgen" in Oslo is one of those local restaurants I just love to find outside the center. Here you'll find locals out for a nice get-together!
By
Bendik
Bryde
Losæter – Small urban farm with big ideas
A lush green mix of Oslo's unique urban farm, a cultural meeting point, a knowledge exchange platform and a funky wild park - this is "Losæter"!
By
Eva
Taucar
Andre Til Høyre – Classy home party
"Andre Til Høyre" in Oslo feels like a home party. It's a sophisticated apartment (complete with kitchen and hall) that's really a cocktail bar!
By
Bendik
Bryde
Isdammen – A meeting place in nature
Isdammen is known as a fishing lake in the summer months, but one can also go ice skating there during the winter (as the lakes in Oslo are usually frozen because of the low temperatures, as one would expect).
By
Miranda Myrodia
Maitou
Download our app now and know your way!
Our Spotters' Local Favorites Only. Skip the Tourist Traps.
Find Nearby Spots and Navigate with Ease
Save Your Favorites and See Them on the Map
Know your way in Coffee & tea and navigate with ease!
✓ Full access to 0 local favorites. Zero tourist highlights.
✓ Get to know our 0 Spotters and ♥ their recommendations.
✓ Save favorites and show them on the map.
