Guided food tours in Oslo worth your time, with operators we’d actually book.
Guided food tours in Oslo worth your time and money. operators we would actually book.
Route: Grünerløkka cafe, bakery and Nordic-restaurant crawl
Secret Food Tours' Grünerløkka walk runs 3.5 hours across 7 stops, with cardamom buns, smoked fjord trout, fishcake burgers, reindeer stew and game charcuterie, capped at 12 people.
Route: Mathallen and Grünerløkka street-food walk
Osloway's food and culture walk starts at Mathallen Oslo and covers Grunerlokka in 2.5 hours, with Nordic platters, wild-game stew, salmon wraps, chocolate and heart waffles, plus one local beer or soft drink.
Route: Five-dish, three-restaurant Oslo food walk
Brim Explorer's Norwegian Food Tour and Hidden Gems of Oslo, operated by partner OsloNature, runs a five-dish, three-restaurant walking tour with stops along the Akerselva river and Norwegian seafood, charcuterie and Nordic plates.
Route: Oslofjord sunset cruise with shrimp buffet
Fjord Tours' Oslofjord shrimp-buffet cruise leaves Aker Brygge for a three-hour summer sunset run, with a Norwegian-prawn buffet on board and a stop at the inner Oslofjord's working harbours.
Route: A Taste of Oslo, the operator's local-food walk
The Oslo Tour runs A Taste of Oslo, a walking tour built around eating Oslo like a local, with stops on the operator's curated city-centre food route.
TableJourney covers 5 editor-picked food tours in Oslo, with what each shows you and how much to budget.