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Oslo/Torshov

Bar Albatross

📍 Torshov
112kr
Price per 0.5L↓ 5 kr cheaper than the Oslo average for 0.5L
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💰 Price details

Price per 0.5L112kr
Price112 kr
Size0.5 L
5 kr cheaper than the Oslo average for 0.5L
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📝 Om stedet

Bar Albatross in Torshov stands out because it feels like a neighborhood bar with real intent behind it. Public listings place it at Torshovgata 5 and describe the offer as cocktails, wine, beer, and European-style snacks, with current opening hours that run from late afternoon into the night. That immediately tells you a lot about the venue: it is designed for lingering, not rushing, and it works as both an after-work stop and a place for a longer social evening. ([Instagram][1]) The story behind the bar adds useful context. DN reported that Bar Albatross was opened by experienced bartenders from Bar Boca together with a designer, after years of working side by side and wanting to create a place they could make their own. In the same interview, they described the idea as a bar with almost no concept at all, in the sense that the focus is simply on doing the essentials well: good beer, a strong wine list, natural wine, snacks, and well-made drinks. That kind of origin story matters because it suggests a venue shaped by practical hospitality rather than by marketing language alone. ([dn.no][2]) Local coverage also gives a clearer sense of the atmosphere. Mer av Oslo describes the room as relaxed, intimate, and personal, with vinyl playing in the background, soft lighting, and a somewhat nostalgic interior feel. They also note that regulars nicknamed the bar Måka, inspired by the seagull figure near the entrance, which has become part of the place’s identity. Those details help explain why the bar has a loyal following: it is not trying to be flashy or hard to decode. It feels more like a room where people can settle in, talk, and feel comfortable. ([Mer av Oslo][3]) For visitors, the practical side is straightforward. Current public hours show a pattern of 4 p.m. openings on weekdays and Sunday, and 2 p.m. starts on Friday and Saturday, which makes the bar suitable for both early evening plans and later nights. The venue’s own social channels reinforce the idea of a casual but quality-focused bar, with drinks, wine, beer, and snacks listed prominently. If you are looking for a place in Oslo that balances neighborhood warmth with serious bartending, Bar Albatross is a strong match. It is the kind of bar that can become a regular spot without feeling routine. ([Instagram][1])

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