Baris&Co

Nice little, local bistro. We happened upon it by chance when we were out walking one Friday evening, and decided to pop in for an early dinner. Very child-​friendly place (we had a 4-​month-​old with us). There’s a ramp up to the entrance next to the steps, there’s a high chair available, and the owner was just generally very positive towards a baby being in the restaurant.
Selection is limited, both in terms of food and drink, but not overly so. Very much what I’d expect from a local eatery. There was a selection of tapas, some salads, and pasta. We all opted for various versions of the pasta, and it was really quite good.
A very informal place, seems quite popular, and with nice ambiance. Definitely a place I’ll try again. Also serves breakfast, brunch, and lunch.

There is not really much to say about this little café, I mean it is cozy and fresh and have great coffee and homemade treeats (carrot cake-​HUGE portions), chocolate chip cookies etc. You get the gist!
Perfect for fmailies with babies as there is easy pram parking outside, and I think they have a little bit of a outside seating (for when the weather is warmer!) They have fast wifi so its quite cozy to sit there and work a little and the prices are cheap! I had a cappucino and a cookie for 50kr.

Hmmmm — this is the second time I’m visiting and it will be my last time. Went for breakfast with my family and were there Sunday at 9 am — found a good table by the windows where we wouldn’t be disturbed by the other visitors. The only really good thing that I can say is that having breakfast is cheap which is reflected in the food you get. Everything from the shrimp salad to the cheese is the most basic food you can get. The worst experience was when I tasted the pancakes — they were right out of a plastic bag and heated in a microwave oven — I wouldn’t ever do that again. The youghurt is not youghurt — its low fat skyrr with almost no taste. I would rather pay for good food when dining out than living on a budget and having budget food. Never again

We happened upon their weekend buffet, and were quite happy with the meal. They are clearly popular with the locals and kids. Plenty of outdoor seating, though we did get a little rained on (no fault of theirs, of course :^).
They were working hard to keep the buffet supplied. The crêpes were spongy and yummy. They had quality salmon, and Greek yogurt cups, and a nice tuna salad. The coffee was good and the prices right.