New guidelines and safety measures to prevent Covid-19 now forces several business to change their opening hours or close temporarily. However, there are still many who stay open and make sure you have a safe experience both in stores, at cafés and at the hair salons.
Tip: Enjoy a coffee-to-go on a walk along the Oslo Fjord, bring your dinner home or buy giftcards at the restaurants. Make sure you have something to look forward to! ✨
These restaurants and cafés are open for takeaway:
— BonBon
— Castello
— Dock Espressobar
— Godt Brød
— Joe & the Juice
— Mirabel Sørenga
— Munchies
— Nodee Barcode
— Paradis Gelateria
— Sumo Restaurant
— Talormade
— Åpent bakeri
For more information about opening hours and safety measures at each place, go to their individual websites.
Keep social distancing, wash your hands and use a mask where needed. ❤️
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