That perfect little cafe - Eidsvoll, Norway
There is nothing I enjoy more than checking out new cafes and relaxing there for a few hours. After a roughly seven our flight to the O...
There is nothing I enjoy more than checking out new cafes and relaxing there for a few hours. After a roughly seven our flight to the Oslo airport from the John F. Kennedy Airport in NYC, that’s exactly what Brandon and I set out to do.
The small, quaint village of Eidsvoll sits about 30 km northeast of Oslo. Last year when Brandon and I visited Oslo (more on that later) we stuck to the Gardenmoen area and downtown Oslo. This year we wanted to venture out more and see some of the countryside. Eidsvoll is only a ten minute ride on the regional railway, NSB.
When we arrived at the cafe, Lunsjbaren Cafe, we were back to remembering ordering food in other languages can be rather difficult. This is something you forget when you haven’t been to Europe in a year. Thankfully the staff spoke a little bit of English. Usually the big cities in Europe, like Oslo, many of the workers speak several languages. It can be a toss up when going out to the smaller areas.
I was planning to get a salad, but not sure how it would be served I stuck to the same plate Brandon ordered: an omelet with ham and cheese, a side salad, and bread with some butter which was delicious. The coffee complimented the meal well.
