Best Cafes to Work From in Oslo

Oslo's most reliably verified laptop-friendly cafe, popular with students and remote workers near Majorstuen T-bane station. Offers free high-speed WiFi and ample power outlets in a spacious interior with a relaxed campus-cafe vibe. Fresh pastries including gluten-free options. Can get crowded at peak hours — the fifth-floor location may confuse first-timers.

Norway's first plant-based micro bakery on the ground floor of Factory Tøyen coworking building. Confirmed free WiFi and "power outlets galore" in a Scandinavian minimalist setting with abundant plant decor. All baked goods are vegan — cinnamon buns, cardamom rolls, and specialty coffee. Transitions to a natural wine bar Thursday-Saturday evenings.

Charming bakery-cafe in Oslo's Kampen neighborhood serving Supreme Roastworks coffee and famous cardamom buns in a beautifully renovated historic space. Described as a "laptop-friendly haven" with generous seating indoors and out. Open Wednesday through Sunday only — closed Mon-Tue, with weekday hours 9am-4pm and weekends 10am-5pm.

Cultural center cafe in a stunning converted 19th-century bank building in central Oslo. Serves Norwegian-influenced cuisine with Supreme Roastworks coffee in a spacious, architecturally impressive setting. Free WiFi and plenty of room for laptop work — featured on Vogue Scandinavia's list. Weekdays until 8pm, weekends 11am-5pm.

Unique Northern Norwegian cafe, restaurant, second-hand shop, and florist all in one, with vintage furniture and eclectic decor. Open 8am-11pm daily — the longest hours among Oslo's options. Serves traditional dishes like reindeer casserole alongside coffee. More of a restaurant-cafe hybrid — verify WiFi availability on arrival.