Oslo is where much of what the world calls third-wave coffee was invented — Tim Wendelboe's roastery on Grünerløkka is still the single most important address in European specialty coffee.
Oslo, Norway
“The most important coffee address in Europe — World Barista Champion, pioneering importer, and roaster whose farm relationships define what ethical sourcing actually looks like. Every traveler who cares about coffee owes this place a visit.”
Oslo, Norway
“Oslo's most design-forward café — by day a precision coffee bar, by evening a cocktail spot, all in a mid-century interior that feels like the best possible version of Scandinavian cool.”
Oslo, Norway
“Grünerløkka's neighbourhood roastery and one of Oslo's finest — Supreme sources with rare transparency and the open roastery floor means you can watch the beans go from green to cup.”
Oslo, Norway
“Oslo's oldest specialty coffee business, dating to 1895 and roasting its own beans — this Homansbyen bar continues a chain that trained three Norwegian world barista champions.”