Akershus

[danielocha30]

I'm booked for dinner and my question is this place All-you-care-to-eat?, I've read mixed answers and would love to hear from someone who's been there recently, we have big appetites in our party and while it won't be a deal breaker, knowing before hand that we can order second helps will keep some people in our party very happy

 

[wnwardii]

I had lunch there last October. I believe the dinner is the same format as lunch. There is a "Taste of Norway" that is similar to being at a buffet. Think of it as appetizers and salads. Then you also order an entree from the menu. So it is not like a typical buffet that you would have elsewhere. My friends and I really enjoyed the meal.

 

[AllyGirl_79]

I'm booked for dinner and my question is this place All-you-care-to-eat?, I've read mixed answers and would love to hear from someone who's been there recently, we have big appetites in our party and while it won't be a deal breaker, knowing before hand that we can order second helps will keep some people in our party very happy

We were there in December for dinner. The appetizer/salads were buffet style, but then each person chooses an entree. Dessert was family style.

I believe breakfast is an all-you-care-to-eat buffet, so that might explain the varying answers.

 

[IrishNYC]

We were there in December for dinner. The appetizer/salads were buffet style, but then each person chooses an entree. Dessert was family style.

I believe breakfast is an all-you-care-to-eat buffet, so that might explain the varying answers.

Breakfast is AYCTE, but both service (eggs, meat, potatoes) and buffet (fish, pastries, cheese, fruit, etc.)