Baked almond potatoes
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Baked in the embers, sour cream, chives and crisp onion
The grill sits in the middle of the kitchen, burning beech from Østfold. Almost everything served has passed over it.
Vegetables from Nøtterøy, fish from Lofoten, cheese from Eiker. We can name all three growers.
The menu is built for sharing. Three or four dishes each, ordered as the evening unfolds.

Our story
We opened on Thorvald Meyers gate because we missed somewhere you could stay put. Where the food arrives when it is ready rather than when a menu says it should, and where nobody watches the clock on your behalf.
The kitchen is Nordic in its ingredients and plain in its form. The cod comes from Lofoten, the chanterelles from the woods north of the city, and the butter from a dairy we have bought from since the day we opened.
We bake the bread every morning, age the beef ourselves, and rewrite the menu when the season tells us to. Which means things disappear without warning — and that something else is at its absolute best right now.
From the menu

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Baked in the embers, sour cream, chives and crisp onion

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Lofoten cod grilled on the bone, brown butter, capers and parsley

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Aged 40 days, grilled over beech, herb butter and flaky salt
The beef is aged here for four weeks and served sliced, for sharing.

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Our own sourdough rye, mountain-farm cream, chives and flaky salt
The dough is set the night before and baked in the morning. The cream comes from a mountain farm in Valdres.

“We do not cook complicated food. We cook simple food from ingredients that cannot be hidden.”
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