Top Bars in Norway

My advice is to try their happy hour deals on drinks, which usually run from 4 PM to 7 PM. We snagged some awesome cocktails at half price!

I think the food prices are a bit high, so maybe consider eating somewhere else first if you want to save some cash. We made that mistake and spent more than we wanted to!

I suggest trying their finger food menu while playing billiards... It was delish and not too pricey... Best combo with drinks!

You gotta check out their happy hour from 4 PM to 6 PM! I think you'll really get your moneys worth and it sets a nice start to the night

If you're planning to stay late, go for the smaller bites on the menu. I thought they'd be just as good as the entrees, and honestly, they are!

My advice is to try the local brews—they're really good and cheaper than the imports. I saved a bit by sticking to those.

I recommend checking the schedule for live music before you go. We stumbled in on a night with no band and it was a bummer. Too quiet for my taste!

If you're into karaoke, check their schedule - it can be a blast! Just be ready, because the crowd loves to join in and sing along.

Try to catch their live music nights if you can; the vibe is just incredible and it makes the experience so much better. I had a blast!

I think it's smart to bring cash or check for a bar that accepts card to avoid surprises. I had a bit of a mix-up with my card on my first visit, and it was super annoying

I suggest checking out their happy hour deals, usually from 4 PM to 6 PM. It'll save you some cash on drinks, and trust me, that extra beer feels even better when it’s cheaper.

If you want a good game of billiards, I suggest heading over on a weekday evening. Weekends can get packed, and you might have to wait for a table