StavangerCheap bars, pubs and beer price guide

Stavanger, on Norway's southwestern coast, is the country's energy capital, having transformed from a herring-fishing and canning town into the centre of the North Sea oil industry within a few decades. Despite that modern wealth, its core preserves Gamle Stavanger ('Old Stavanger'), one of northern Europe's best-kept collections of white-painted wooden houses, lining narrow cobbled lanes near the harbour.

Includes 7 listed venues, map view, and happy hour updates where available.

This guide covers 7 venues in Stavanger across 3 areas, with happy hour details for 3 venues.

Current price references on this page run from 69 NOK / 0.5L to 139 NOK / 0.5L.

Popular areas on this page include Storhaug, Ledaal, Centrum.

Open each venue page to compare prices, area notes, and nearby alternatives in Stavanger.

City info

Stavanger, on Norway's southwestern coast, is the country's energy capital, having transformed from a herring-fishing and canning town into the centre of the North Sea oil industry within a few decades. Despite that modern wealth, its core preserves Gamle Stavanger ('Old Stavanger'), one of northern Europe's best-kept collections of white-painted wooden houses, lining narrow cobbled lanes near the harbour. The lively centre wraps around the Vagen waterfront and the medieval Stavanger Cathedral, Norway's oldest. The city is a hub for street art, hosting the international Nuart festival, and its former industrial east side has been reborn with breweries, galleries and cultural venues. Stavanger is best known internationally as the gateway to spectacular natural landmarks such as Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock) and the Lysefjord. Cosmopolitan thanks to its international energy workforce yet rooted in maritime tradition, it offers a compact, colourful and surprisingly diverse coastal city.