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Restaurant Guide Norway 2024: The 5 Best Eat and Sleep Restaurants in Norway

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Whether you are planning a romantic getaway, a culinary getaway or a relaxing weekend, these restaurants are the perfect choice for gourmets and travelers alike. The combination of exquisite food, fine wines and stylish ambience makes for an all-round successful experience.

Sven Erik Renaa’s kitchen sits at the center of this 22-seat dining room, erasing the divide between guests and cooks. Founded in 2009, the restaurant earned its third star in 2024. Seafood-oriented tasting menu.

Nordbøgata 8, 4006 Stavanger, Norway

Bocuse d’Or winner Ørjan Johannessen opened this destination restaurant in his island hometown in 2023. The tasting menu follows his “Island Gastronomy” philosophy, served around an open kitchen.

Horgestykket 17, 5397 Bekkjarvik, Norway

Large mirrors, chandeliers, and murals lend the dining room at Britannia Hotel its grandeur. Head chef Håkon Solbakk presents intricate tasting menus featuring the finest Norwegian ingredients. There is also a caviar bar.

Dronningens gate 5, 7011 Trondheim, Norway

Marius Martinsen and his wife Elise established this outstanding food destination in 2015 with a “pasture-to-table” concept. The 12-course menu contains seafood and meat from Elise’s sister’s farm.

Nesnaveien 1083, 8725 Utskarpen, Norway

Self-sufficiency defines this restaurant: Chef Halvar Ellingsen grows all vegetables and raises sheep, pigs, and quail on the family farm, which dates back to the 1800s. The tasting menu features around 18 courses.

Møysalveien 2659, 8413 Kvitnes, Norway