Graze Mathallen like a food hall, not a restaurant
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Mathallen in the Vulkan area gathers specialty food shops, cafés and eateries under one roof, so it works best as a grazing stop rather than one sit-down meal. Walk the whole hall first, then pick two or three counters and share plates. Pick up cheese or baked goods for a picnic on the way out. Some restaurants stay open later than the shops, so check hours before planning dinner here.
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Graze Mathallen like a food hall, not a restaurantMathallen Oslo, Vulkan 5, Oslo
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