Cin Cin - Oslo

We stopped in towards the end of the night. There was only one other person in there, who seemed to be friends with the staff. Excellent pizza, delicious desserts, and the server was hilarious and accommodating. And they had a delightful non-alcoholic beer!

Cin Cin café is located in the heart of Oslo not too far from the royal court. The food we had was ok, nothing special or extraordinary. The service is not one of the best, they do not see if a table is clean or not.

The cafe serves amazing Italian pizza! We tried the salmon avocado pizza and Rudolf pizza (with reindeer meat), both were extremely delicious. We also ate the Chocolate Salami (the chocolate with cookies in the form of salami), very tasty. The place has cozy atmosphere. Highly recommended!

This little Café is tucked away in a covered arcade but well worth seeking out. I ordered one of their Italian pizzas and it was top notch. Fresh ingredients, generous toppings which complimented each other. The crust was thin and crispy. The whole thing just worked and tasted incredible! One of the better pizzas I've had in a while. The staff was kind and eating area clean. Prices are what you would expect with most pizzas around the 180-200kr range. Take away is a tad cheaper due to the sizes being a bit smaller for a personal pizza. Highly recommend this place.

Very good Italian style pizzas with crispy crust and tasty toppings. Both traditional and special toppings like reindeer and cured salmon. Friendly service. Little gem hidden away in so-called Citypassasjen nearby Lille Grensen and Stortinget subway station. At the time of writing there is some ongoing construction work in the passage, but don’t let this turn you away!