Liebling

"Mustard with Your Coffee? Located in trendy area Grünerløkka, Liebling is a funny mix of German absurdity with a side of hipster. They serve all kinds of coffee and pastries, and the café also doubles as a shop that apparently sells everything from ‘designer lamps, moustache wax, and German mustard’, if their website is to be believed."

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Ayçin

Google

We only visited here for a coffee break. However, I still enjoyed our time here both with good coffee coming from Fuglen and absolutely delicious & fresh macaroons. We tried every flavour of the macaroons. My favourites were raspberry, lemon and caramel. I preferred a cortado which was smooth and fine. The decoration was also so beautiful and peaceful. It had a very cozy atmosphere. I definitely would love to visit here once again, this time for breakfast. Note: They also sell a natural gum brand called true gum. I bought the liquorice & eucalyptus flavoured one. It was quite good.

Fet

Google

On of the best and cozy cafe in grunerløkka. It is located in the top of løkka. Cozy Delicious food and drinks. Highly recommended 😊✌️💯

Ib Knutsen

Google

In my continuing or ongoing search for vegan restaurants in Oslo, I came across Liebling or it’s new name Babbocollective. They have a chef that doubles as a DJ playing LP‘s. It’s more vegetarian than vegan, with dishes like “Sourdough bread, cured butter and cheese”, to “Toast with Jerusalem artichoke and cheddar”, from 65-150 NOK or 5-15 Euro. Great tastes, super nice atmosphere and a great addition to the breakfast / lunch option in Oslo! I also appreciated it was actually open in the morning, as opposed to Two Monkeys, and that finding it close to Sannergata /Grünerløkka / Torshov (with bus 31, or tram 12) was a little adventure in itself.

Simply. Irmina

Google

Fast service: 4/5 Friendly service: 2/5 Tasty food: 4/5 Value for money: 2/5 I had high hopes after seeing 4.4 on Google. The place felt a bit empty, and lacked 'soul' - I could feel that there was any thought put into the design, creating a unique atmosphere. The lady working only gave us a half smile and it didn't seem she was tok happy to be there. I was a bit shocked to pay 40 nok for Sunniva orange juice in a glass.

Karoline Holm-Helland

Google

Great location! Quick service, friendly staff. The food (storsulten) was a bit blend and not too exciting, but the neighbours ordered an avocado toast that looked amazing so I think we made the wrong choice. The atmosphere was really good though so will definitely come back for another Sunday brunch if its in the area.

Peyton Doyle

Google

What a quaint café. Delicious food, solid drinks and notably gorg glassware. Plenty of tables and nice bright space. Friendly staff and additional seating outdoors.

Mia Harmenberg

Google

A simple café with limited food options. I ordered the dahl-lentil soup and then they stroked it off the menu, meaning that they were out of the soup already by 2 pm on a Saturday. Nothing special/positive to say about the brunch plate... The portions, including the one slice sandwich with cheese, were small for price you pay but the dahl was nice. It was crowded (good sign) and also very loud and all of our chairs were unstable and a bit broken.

Stacy Pitman

Google

Such a cute cafe. Perfect for a brunch with friends and loved ones. The staff is very friendly and the food is yummy. The croissants are ginormous! Would highly recommend for a chill weekend brunch

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