Frogner
Brasseriet Blanche is a French-inspired restaurant located in the Majorstuen area of Oslo, on Josefines gate, a neighbourhood that blends residential streets with established dining spots and close proximity to both the Royal Palace park and central Oslo. Over time, the restaurant has become a well-known part of the city’s dining scene, particularly for guests seeking traditional brasserie cuisine in a setting that feels both relaxed and thoughtfully maintained. Its location makes it easily accessible for locals from Frogner and Majorstuen as well as visitors coming from other parts of the city. The kitchen draws clear inspiration from classic French brasserie traditions, offering dishes that often include staples such as French onion soup, oysters, steak tartare, and a variety of seafood preparations. Main courses typically feature dishes like entrecôte with béarnaise sauce, alongside seasonal variations that reflect the availability of fresh ingredients throughout the year. Desserts follow the same culinary direction, with items such as crème brûlée and tarte tatin frequently appearing on the menu. The overall approach is rooted in tradition, focusing on technique, flavour balance, and consistency rather than modern reinterpretation. The interior of Brasserie Blanche is characterised by a warm, slightly rustic atmosphere. Whitewashed walls, soft lighting, and a segmented layout create a sense of intimacy even when the restaurant is busy. The building itself carries historical character, and this architectural backdrop contributes to a dining environment that feels distinct from more contemporary open-plan restaurants in Oslo. The result is a space that works equally well for quiet dinners and more social gatherings. The restaurant is spread across multiple floors and has capacity for a relatively large number of guests, including dedicated spaces for private events and group dining. This flexibility makes it suitable for a wide range of occasions, from casual weekday meals to celebrations and planned gatherings. The wine selection is an important part of the experience and complements the traditional brasserie concept. Overall, Brasserie Blanche can be seen as a well-established French restaurant in Oslo, where classic cuisine, a warm and intimate atmosphere, and a central yet calm location in Majorstuen come together to create a consistent and approachable brasserie experience.
Brasseriet Blanche in Frogner works out to 180 kr per 0.5 litre, listed as 119 kr / 0.33L.
At 180 kr per 0.5 litre, Brasseriet Blanche is 62 kr (53%) above the Oslo average of 118 kr that we currently track.