Pane Vino - Oslo

This Oslo restaurant is a hidden gem, especially when it comes to their pizza. The service is outstanding and the staff are very confident in the quality of their food. You can even see the entire cooking process from your table. A perfect 10/10 experience.

I had a bad experience at Pane e Vino and I will not be returning. As an Italian, I knew the standards might not be traditional, but the pizza I ordered was extremely salty. I got a capricciosa with Parma ham added, but it was far too salty to enjoy. I even gave some to my Norwegian boyfriend and friend, who also found it inedible due to the saltiness. When I politely mentioned the issue to the waitress, she blamed me for choosing a salty pizza and said I would have to pay for a new one with less salt. I have never experienced such a salty pizza before, even when ordering the same toppings elsewhere. It seemed like the chef had added an excessive amount of salt to the pizza. Additionally, the "Parma ham" was actually a lower quality Norwegian ham that was overly salty. Overall, the food was bad, the service was poor, and it was overpriced. I do not recommend dining here.

This neighborhood pizza restaurant has a laid-back atmosphere and serves delicious food. The prices are very reasonable for Oslo, and the quality of the pizzas is much better than most other places in town. Unlike many places that offer smaller pizzas with too much dough and stingy toppings, here the pizzas have thin to medium crispy bases with generous, fresh, and tasty toppings. The restaurant is a short 10-minute walk from Grønland or Grünerløkka, passing through charming Oslo neighborhoods.

Very good brick oven pizza and good prices. They also have gluten free pizza!! Definitely a place I would go back.

This is BEST FOR EVER PIZZA, This is real Italian with pizza baked in stone oven. You will have the best service for ever and an atmosphere you will apreciate.