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Oslo/Grünerløkka

Haus

Grünerløkka · Happy hour

Beer 0.5 L
99,-
Happy hourTue–Sun · 11:00–19:00
79,-
Below Oslo average
−19,-

Per 0.5 L99,-

Updated 14/08/2025
Not confirmed for 14 months

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About this place

Haus is located in Grünerløkka, one of Oslo’s most vibrant and culturally rich neighborhoods. The area is known for its strong creative identity, dense concentration of cafés, bars, and independent venues, and a lively street atmosphere that attracts both locals and visitors. Over the years, Grünerløkka has become a key destination for social gatherings and informal urban experiences, and Haus fits naturally into this environment. Haus presents itself as a flexible and socially oriented venue where guests can visit throughout the day. With reported happy hour availability from 11:00 to 19:00 on several days of the week, including Tuesday through Sunday, it offers a wide window for visits. This makes it suitable for a variety of occasions, from daytime meetups and casual lunches to afternoon gatherings and evening socializing. The surrounding area of Grünerløkka is characterized by a mix of historic industrial architecture, modern residential developments, and a strong presence of independent food and beverage concepts. This blend creates a distinct urban atmosphere that differs from Oslo’s more formal city center. Haus contributes to this identity by functioning as part of a neighborhood-driven social scene. The atmosphere in venues like Haus is typically relaxed and inclusive, focusing on social interaction rather than formal dining structure. Interiors in this type of setting are often designed with practicality and comfort in mind, allowing both small and larger groups to use the space comfortably. This flexibility supports different types of visits, whether a quiet daytime stop or a more lively evening experience. Its location in Grünerløkka makes it easy to combine a visit with other local activities, such as walking along the Akerselva river, exploring independent shops, or attending cultural events in the area. Public transport connections are strong, making the venue accessible from most parts of Oslo. As with many urban hospitality venues, details such as menus, events, and opening hours may change over time. It is advisable to check updated information before visiting. Overall, Haus appears as a flexible and social meeting place in Grünerløkka with a strong neighborhood identity and a modern, informal atmosphere.

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Cheaper nearby

Haus is number 12 of the 47 venues in Grünerløkka we hold a recent price for, counting from the cheapest. The average there is 116 kr for half a litre.

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Haus: questions and answers

How much does a beer cost at Haus?

Haus in Grünerløkka works out to 99 kr per 0.5 litre, listed as 99 kr / 0.5L. That figure is from our last check on 14 August 2025.

Is Haus cheap compared to the rest of Oslo?

At 99 kr per 0.5 litre, Haus is 19 kr (16%) below the Oslo average of 118 kr that we currently track.

Does Haus have a happy hour?

Yes — we have a happy hour on file for Haus. It runs Tir, Søn, Lør, Ons, Tor, Fre. Hours: 11:00–19:00. Happy hour price: 79 kr. That is roughly 20 kr off the regular price.

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