The freshly baked Skolebrød is the best remedy for homesick Norwegians (and everyone else who needs a treat)
Inside the church is a small shop where you can get everything from delicious Norwegian milk chocolate to the pine soap that is the equivalent of a clean Norwegian home. They have killer waffles too!
Awesome selection of mix'n match candy! Fill up your bag with more than you can eat and regret it later
This beer bar, from the brewer of Denmark's Evil Twin and the chef of Noma, features 21 beers on tap, each individually managed by a "flux capacitor" to perfect temperature, compression, and CO2 Read more.
Check out the galleries on the 2nd floor and sample a smorgasbord of Nordic Art from Finland, Denmark, Sweden, Norway & even Iceland!
Ask for one of their most exotic cheeses - the Gjetost. The dark brown color reveals a soft goat milk cheese with caramelized sugar. It is sweet and salty and unlike anything else!
This place is a true gem. The salmon festival buffet is to die for, they have awesome salmon and herring dishes
Ask for the ättiksgurka, which aren't on the board, but they make their own and they'll jar some up for you downstairs. Also the place to pick up those Läkerol you've been craving.
Don't neglect one of the best views in the city of the Statue of Liberty, from the windows farthest from the food servery.
Expect open-faced sandwiches with toppings like braised pork breast, beef tartare with homemade potato crisps, & pork paté. Add to that more homemade aquavit, seafood specials like sugar-salted salmon Read more.
This secret spot is full of international home pieces (red lamp shades from Hong Kong, wooden utensils from Sweden), all displayed on illuminated shelves with typed-up tales of the item's origin.
