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10 bars and pubs in Torshov, Oslo with an average price of around 110 NOK per 0.5L. Compare prices, happy hour windows and find the best options in the neighbourhood.
Torshov takes its name from the Old Norse Þórshof, 'Thor's temple', and was farmland until the city expanded northwards. The area is defined by Torshovkvartalene, blocks of municipal flats raised in the 1920s as one of Norway's earliest large-scale social housing projects, built as closed quarters around shared courtyards. Torshovparken climbs the slope behind them, and Torshovdalen runs east towards Sinsen. Vogts gate serves as the local high street, with a small, stable set of old-school pubs, cafes and restaurants that mainly serve the people who live there. Torshovteatret, the second stage of the National Theatre since 1977, sits in the same block. Torshov is dense enough to feel urban but sits off the busiest nightlife routes, and is often used as a quieter alternative to Grünerløkka a few minutes' walk south.
The median price for a half-litre in Torshov is 110 kr, about the same as Oslo as a whole (112 kr). Of the 13 neighbourhoods in Oslo where we have at least two priced venues, Torshov is number 6 counting from the cheapest. 7 of 10 venues here charge 112 kr or less for a half-litre.
The most expensive in the area is Grisen, at 138 kr for a half-litre.
None of the venues in Torshov has a happy hour on record with us yet. 3 of 10 prices were confirmed in the last 90 days. Last updated 13 October 2026.
Last updated: October 13, 2026