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A few favourites in Sogndal, all within walking distance, plus some special places worth the drive. Price: kr = budget, kr kr = mid-range, kr kr kr = a treat.

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In Sogndal

  • Det Gule Huset

    ★ Our tip

    Café and bakery

    In town · kr

    A cosy café in a yellow wooden house. Breakfast, lunch and pastries baked from scratch, with coffee from a local roastery.

  • Lustrabui

    ★ Our tip

    Bakery

    In town · kr

    Fresh bread, cinnamon buns and other pastries. Try the pizza buns: our personal favourite! The main bakery is by the Lustrafjord, with a shop in Sogndal centre.

  • Dampskipskaien

    Café and bar by the fjord

    In town · kr kr

    Homemade soup, local cured ham and local drinks, with seating right on the quay. Also rents out kayaks and paddle boards.

  • Fjøra Gastropub

    Gastropub: pizza and pub food

    In town · kr kr

    A relaxed pub in the town centre.

  • Restauranthuset Malin

    Asian and sushi, plus burgers and pasta

    In town · kr kr

    A wide menu with something for everyone. Takeaway available.

  • La Pergola

    Italian: pizza and pasta

    In town · kr kr

    On the 2nd floor of Quality Hotel, with a covered terrace in the evening sun. Usually closed Sundays and Mondays.

  • Vågal Burger & Gin

    Burgers and steaks, gin bar

    In town · kr kr

    In Quality Hotel. The hotel’s Eppel Bar has classic dishes, cocktails and shuffleboard.

  • Pizzabakeren

    Pizza, takeaway and delivery

    In town · kr kr

  • Peppes Pizza

    Pizza restaurant

    In town · kr kr

    Norway’s classic pizza chain, good for families. Eat in or take away.

  • Food trucks at Sjøkanten

    Street food

    In town · kr

    Food trucks by the Extra supermarket at Sjøkanten, a quick and easy meal.

  • Cafe Sogningen

    Café: Norwegian home cooking

    In town · kr

    Hot lunch and dinner, sandwiches and cake, in the Sogningen shopping centre.

Worth the drive

Several of these are open in summer only, so check before you go.

  • Kafè Heiberg

    Museum café: pancakes and cake

    Kaupanger · 12 min drive · kr

    At the Sogn Folk Museum. You don’t need a museum ticket to visit the café.

  • Walaker Hotell

    Summer only

    Four-course dinner, booking required

    Solvorn · 25 min drive · kr kr kr

    Norway’s oldest family-run hotel (since 1640), by the Lustrafjord. Combine it with a trip to Urnes stave church.

  • Leikanger Fjordhotel

    Seafood and seasonal fjord dishes

    Leikanger · 25 min drive · kr kr kr

    Hotel restaurant right by the Sognefjord.

  • Kviknes Hotel

    Apr–Oct

    Fine dining in a historic hotel

    Balestrand · 60 min drive · kr kr kr

    A grand wooden hotel from 1877 with fjord views and its own wine cellar. Open April–October.

  • Ciderhuset

    Summer only

    Cider farm with local food

    Balestrand · 60 min drive · kr kr

    Cider tastings and Mediterranean-inspired local dishes in a glass dining room over the fjord. Vegetarian options.

  • Fjærland Fjordstove Hotell

    Local, seasonal cooking

    Fjærland · 35 min drive · kr kr kr

    Good for lunch or dinner on a day trip to the Glacier Museum. Limited opening in winter: contact them first.

  • Breheimsenteret

    May–early Oct

    Lunch with a glacier view

    Jostedalen · 60 min drive · kr kr

    Restaurant at the glacier centre, looking out at Nigardsbreen. Packed lunches for glacier trips.

  • Borgund Vedovnsbakeri

    ★ Our tip

    Wood-fired stone oven bakery

    Borgund · 75 min drive · kr

    If you drive past Lærdal towards Hemsedal or Oslo, this bakery is well worth a stop. Borgund stave church is close by.

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