Shopping, food and exciting experiences
Aker Brygge can offer most things and below you will find a selection of many and exciting offers. According to many globetrotters, Aker Brygge is the most attractive place in all of Northern Europe for persons who want to have fun, experience something unusual and eat well. New York has its South Street Seaport, San Francisco its Fisherman's Wharf and Oslo its Aker Brygge.
Goldsmith/ jewelry workshop in the shop
The jeweller Gullsmed H Urvik Goldsmith/jewelry, Norway is situated at the seafront, with a view to Akershus Castle. Here you will find an exciting mix of gifts in silver and pewter. The shop is also known for its good selection of traditional and modern jewellery. The friendly staff Ingrid, Karen, Terese and Hilde will be more than pleased to give you advice, guidance and service. Stranden 63, N-0250 Oslo
Phone: +47 2283 6675, Fax: +47 2283 3023
Appetizing food at Aker Brygge
The employees at ICA Gourmet are trained to give service and can make the shopping trip simple and timesaving for you. The shop can offer more than that little extra. It has a large and exciting selection of fresh food, fish & shellfish, fruit & vegetables, cheeses, delicatessen and much more. You can also buy ready lunches and dinners and the shop offers catering for the private and business markets. Tel.: 22 01 78 60.
"East Rolling Sushi" and à la carte
At East Rolling Sushi & Tapas the food is served when you arrive. Sit yourself down and the food rolls in to you on a conveyor belt from the kitchen, with sushi, tapas and hot dishes. For lunch you can eat, amongst other things, Miso soup with salad and as much food from the conveyor belt as you wish for NOK 98, Monday to Friday from 1100-1500 hours. The restaurant also offers à la carte and wishes you welcome Monday to Thursday 1100-2330 hours, Friday and Saturday 1100-0300 hours with open bar, and Sunday 1300-2200 hours. Tel.: 22 87 77 00.
More details: http://www.visitoslo.com/en/aker-brygge.77701.en.html
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