Fuglen

My favorite place in Oslo. First time I ever visited it was in 2018 and I came across it by chance. I was impressed the first time I was there and it stayed on my mind to visit again whenever I’m back in Oslo. And here I am today. I love the atmosphere and the hospitality. It’s super cozy. Besides that it’s also laptop friendly and you can basically work there while having coffee. The coffee is amazing, and the in the evening the cocktails are delicious. I haven’t tried the food but wasn’t hungry when I was there. But I can say I saw the dumplings and they looked really good. The art also is one the of the things that grabbed my attention the most since first time I visited back in 2018, followed the artist even since that time. I hope to visit their branches in Tokyo and NY in the future! But absolutely must visit if you’re in Oslo.

I’m assuming it has a top reputation because it’s absolutely rammed with locals and tourists alike. I’d say the coffee was broadly average in the speciality scene in Oslo. The 8.0 Cortado was pretty good but once again suffer from the quite common “meek bean choice”.

I'm not a professional coffee taster, and my Macchiato felt special on the palate, being a little acidic, lifting the layers of the coffee and brightening the flavors! The atmosphere here is relaxing, lots of young people interacting and chatting together. Relaxation is a good choice .

We went on a busyness trip to Oslo, and I promised my friend to introduce him to specialty coffee. I couldn’t think of any better place than Fuglen. The espresso, flat white, and filter coffees were outstanding, the barista was super friendly, very knowledgeable and super skilled. It was a delight to spend the morning there and I also loved the pastry.

During every visit I find time to go to Fuglen for coffee and cake, even when the journey is long. I appreciate the peace and the pleasant atmosphere inside when it is cold and the tables outside when the weather is good. The service is always very nice, the coffee and cake are super tasty. It is good to meet friends here, relax and have a good time. Lots of good memories with this place! I recommend it!

While I wouldn't claim they're the best coffee shop in the world, their dedication to quality is impressive. As the first customer of the day, I watched the barista meticulously adjust the grinder five times to brew me the perfect espresso. Their commitment to crafting an excellent cup is evident, and it's clear they take their coffee seriously. Besides, When I mentioned that Tim Wendelboe's espresso wasn't as good as I expected, the barista explained they change beans weekly. This rotation keeps their offerings fresh and diverse, though it may lead to some variability in taste. It's clear this barista takes the coffee seriously and are knowledgeable about his craft as well as others’👍

This specific cafe is the firstly opened shop of the brand Fuglen. Vintage Scandinavian objects and furnitures that represent the brand’s identity can be spotted everywhere. The coffee taste good, especially the canned cold brew coffee tonic.

There were not many cafes that open early in the morning but Fuglen was one of that. It’s worth visiting. Very good coffee

My favorite place in Oslo. First time I ever visited it was in 2018 and I came across it by chance. I was impressed the first time I was there and it stayed on my mind to visit again whenever I’m back in Oslo. And here I am today. I love the atmosphere and the hospitality. It’s super cozy. Besides that it’s also laptop friendly and you can basically work there while having coffee. The coffee is amazing, and the in the evening the cocktails are delicious. I haven’t tried the food but wasn’t hungry when I was there. But I can say I saw the dumplings and they looked really good. The art also is one the of the things that grabbed my attention the most since first time I visited back in 2018, followed the artist even since that time. I hope to visit their branches in Tokyo and NY in the future! But absolutely must visit if you’re in Oslo.

I’m assuming it has a top reputation because it’s absolutely rammed with locals and tourists alike. I’d say the coffee was broadly average in the speciality scene in Oslo. The 8.0 Cortado was pretty good but once again suffer from the quite common “meek bean choice”.

I'm not a professional coffee taster, and my Macchiato felt special on the palate, being a little acidic, lifting the layers of the coffee and brightening the flavors! The atmosphere here is relaxing, lots of young people interacting and chatting together. Relaxation is a good choice .

We went on a busyness trip to Oslo, and I promised my friend to introduce him to specialty coffee. I couldn’t think of any better place than Fuglen. The espresso, flat white, and filter coffees were outstanding, the barista was super friendly, very knowledgeable and super skilled. It was a delight to spend the morning there and I also loved the pastry.

During every visit I find time to go to Fuglen for coffee and cake, even when the journey is long. I appreciate the peace and the pleasant atmosphere inside when it is cold and the tables outside when the weather is good. The service is always very nice, the coffee and cake are super tasty. It is good to meet friends here, relax and have a good time. Lots of good memories with this place! I recommend it!

While I wouldn't claim they're the best coffee shop in the world, their dedication to quality is impressive. As the first customer of the day, I watched the barista meticulously adjust the grinder five times to brew me the perfect espresso. Their commitment to crafting an excellent cup is evident, and it's clear they take their coffee seriously. Besides, When I mentioned that Tim Wendelboe's espresso wasn't as good as I expected, the barista explained they change beans weekly. This rotation keeps their offerings fresh and diverse, though it may lead to some variability in taste. It's clear this barista takes the coffee seriously and are knowledgeable about his craft as well as others’👍

This specific cafe is the firstly opened shop of the brand Fuglen. Vintage Scandinavian objects and furnitures that represent the brand’s identity can be spotted everywhere. The coffee taste good, especially the canned cold brew coffee tonic.

There were not many cafes that open early in the morning but Fuglen was one of that. It’s worth visiting. Very good coffee