Thank you @freeee_wave for the photos.
Tim Wendelboe
Grüners gate 1, 0552 Oslo 1 hour
This might be Oslo's most famous coffee spot, but it still feels local and down-to-earth. The space is bright and minimal, and they take coffee seriously here. They roast their own beans, and the coffee often tastes more like juice or berries than the dark roast you get elsewhere.
Why it works
It's quiet enough to talk, and the coffee is so good it gives you an immediate conversation starter.
What to order
Try the daily filter coffee. It's always interesting. Share a cortado on the side.
Best time to go
Weekday mornings are the most chill.
What it costs
200–300 NOK for two
Similar places

Fuglen
Vintage furniture, great coffee, and solid drinks all in one.
Supreme Roastworks
Really good coffee in bright surroundings at Torshov.
Talormade
Great coffee and tasty cakes in a quiet street at Løkka.