Cozy spot tucked inside a clothing store. Had the cake &mdash; easily the best part. Pastries were decent too. Felt nice just hanging out.

The kanelbolle here is still my go-to after all these visits. Icing gives it that nice crunch, dough&#39;s always fluffy. Bit pricey for what it is, but I keep coming back.

Stopped by for a coffee and cinnamon bun after a walk around the area. The bun was soft, not too sweet, and the dough had that nice layers texture. Coffee was decent too. Place has been around for ages, you can tell. Just wish they had a few more seating options inside, it got a bit crowded.

Pistachio sorbet was the standout. Creamy, rich, actually tasted like pistachio, not just sugar. Good to know everything here is gluten-free, makes ordering easy. Place was busy but the line moved fast. Fine for a quick stop if you&#39;re in the area.

Flat white was decent, almond bun soft with a rich filling. Prices are steep, but that&#39;s Oslo. Would&#39;ve liked a proper wine list to pair with the pastry, though.

Stopped by for a coffee and ended up trying the pizza with deer meat. That was the highlight, honestly. The sourdough is decent too, and they&#39;ve got lemse and pjalt if you want something traditional. Place was a bit busy, but fine for a quick bite. Prices are fair for what you get.

Stopped by for a mocha on a snowy evening &mdash; the window view while sipping was honestly the best part. Cozy spot, though it got a bit crowded later.

Guinness chocolate and Basque cheesecake were both solid. Rich without being too heavy. Good spot for a quick dessert stop in Bergen.

The cheesecake with jam was really good&mdash;tasted homemade and not too sweet. Prices are a bit steep, but the cozy vibe makes up for it. Nice spot for tea and cake.

Good selection of cakes and breads. Outdoor tables catch sun all day, nice in summer. Indoor seating fine too. Service was quick enough.

Stopped by for afternoon tea and grabbed the set with canap&eacute;s and desserts. Tea pairing was decent, though the savoury bites were a bit small. Cozy enough inside, not too crowded. Fine for a slow afternoon if you&#39;re nearby.

The brownie was really rich and went well with my coffee. Good texture, not too sweet. I&#39;d probably get it again if I&#39;m in the area.

The cinnamon buns are really good, but the service is a bit hit or miss. One day you get a warm welcome, the next you&#39;re standing around waiting. Pastries make up for it though.

The bread here is the real deal. Made fresh daily, and you can tell. I built my own sandwich, loaded it with toppings, and it held up well. Also grabbed an organic pastry and coffee. Both were solid. Place gets a bit busy, but the food makes up for it.

The ice cream&rsquo;s solid, but skip the drinks. Iced chai latte was basically milk water, 60 NOK for that felt steep. Just get the scoops and you&rsquo;re good.

Stopped by for a quick bite while wandering Bryggen. The cinnamon bun was still warm, really hit the spot. Staff were nice even though it was packed. Cozy inside, very old-town vibe. Just wish they had a bit more seating, but that&#39;s Bryggen for you.

The owner remembered me from last time, which was kinda nice. Fresh orange juice with the pastries is the move here&mdash;actually squeezed, not from a carton. Place has that local hangout vibe, nothing fancy but comfortable. Wish they had more seating though, got a bit cramped around noon.

Cozy little spot, traditional vibe. Got a cinnamon bun and coffee&mdash;baked goods are solid. Service was friendly enough, but it got kinda loud inside. Fine for a quick stop, not somewhere I&#39;d sit for hours.

The passion fruit cupcake was light and not too sweet&mdash;buttercream was spot on. They fixed our coffee just how we asked. Cute little place.

The strawberry popping pearls were nice, but the seating felt a bit cramped. Trendy spot for bubble tea in Troms&oslash; though.

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