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Mathallen Oslo 02/03/2014 14h
A visit to the indoor food market of Oslo. A lust for the eye and nose.
Mathallen Oslo
Food Hall Oslo is a food market in a former industrial building Vulkan at lower Akerselva (river) in Oslo. The hall was erected in 1908 for Vulcan Iron Foundry. The place had the opening 2 October 2012 over 30 stores, restaurants and other businesses. Food Hall organizes conferences, courses, exhibitions, competitions, festivals and other events dedicated to food and drink. Culinary Academy runs courses at various levels appears differently audiences. The address is Maridalsvei 17.
Food Hall located in the old hall of the Volcano where it was cast iron elements for bridges, built in 1902 and called Old Broverkstedet building, with three levels with nearly 3500 square meters. Property development company Aspelin Ramm id behind the Food Hall Oslo, food hall run by the company Vulcan Real Estate, and it has invested approx. 120 million Norwegian kroner. In January 2014 the parking garage on Vulcan opened its doors.
The hall contains a number of shops selling products from Norwegian small-scale producers. No associated chains.
The place is inspired by other food halls in Europe, Mercat Santa Caterina in Barcelona, Borough Market in London, ToRVEhallerne in Copenhagen that opened in 2011, Saluhall in Stockholm from 1888 Old Saluhallen in Helsinki in 1889, a type collection of food companies that do not had no counterpart in Norway. Food Hall has also taken inspiration from the House of Literature in Oslo.
[ Source: Wikipedia - Mathallen Oslo (Norsk) ]
Mathallen Oslo 02/03/2014 14h
A visit to the indoor food market of Oslo. A lust for the eye and nose.
Mathallen Oslo
Food Hall Oslo is a food market in a former industrial building Vulkan at lower Akerselva (river) in Oslo. The hall was erected in 1908 for Vulcan Iron Foundry. The place had the opening 2 October 2012 over 30 stores, restaurants and other businesses. Food Hall organizes conferences, courses, exhibitions, competitions, festivals and other events dedicated to food and drink. Culinary Academy runs courses at various levels appears differently audiences. The address is Maridalsvei 17.
Food Hall located in the old hall of the Volcano where it was cast iron elements for bridges, built in 1902 and called Old Broverkstedet building, with three levels with nearly 3500 square meters. Property development company Aspelin Ramm id behind the Food Hall Oslo, food hall run by the company Vulcan Real Estate, and it has invested approx. 120 million Norwegian kroner. In January 2014 the parking garage on Vulcan opened its doors.
The hall contains a number of shops selling products from Norwegian small-scale producers. No associated chains.
The place is inspired by other food halls in Europe, Mercat Santa Caterina in Barcelona, Borough Market in London, ToRVEhallerne in Copenhagen that opened in 2011, Saluhall in Stockholm from 1888 Old Saluhallen in Helsinki in 1889, a type collection of food companies that do not had no counterpart in Norway. Food Hall has also taken inspiration from the House of Literature in Oslo.
[ Source: Wikipedia - Mathallen Oslo (Norsk) ]
Mathallen Oslo 02/03/2014 14h
A visit to the indoor food market of Oslo. A lust for the eye and nose.
Mathallen Oslo
Food Hall Oslo is a food market in a former industrial building Vulkan at lower Akerselva (river) in Oslo. The hall was erected in 1908 for Vulcan Iron Foundry. The place had the opening 2 October 2012 over 30 stores, restaurants and other businesses. Food Hall organizes conferences, courses, exhibitions, competitions, festivals and other events dedicated to food and drink. Culinary Academy runs courses at various levels appears differently audiences. The address is Maridalsvei 17.
Food Hall located in the old hall of the Volcano where it was cast iron elements for bridges, built in 1902 and called Old Broverkstedet building, with three levels with nearly 3500 square meters. Property development company Aspelin Ramm id behind the Food Hall Oslo, food hall run by the company Vulcan Real Estate, and it has invested approx. 120 million Norwegian kroner. In January 2014 the parking garage on Vulcan opened its doors.
The hall contains a number of shops selling products from Norwegian small-scale producers. No associated chains.
The place is inspired by other food halls in Europe, Mercat Santa Caterina in Barcelona, Borough Market in London, ToRVEhallerne in Copenhagen that opened in 2011, Saluhall in Stockholm from 1888 Old Saluhallen in Helsinki in 1889, a type collection of food companies that do not had no counterpart in Norway. Food Hall has also taken inspiration from the House of Literature in Oslo.
[ Source: Wikipedia - Mathallen Oslo (Norsk) ]
Mathallen Oslo 02/03/2014 14h54
A visit to the indoor food market of Oslo. A lust for the eye and nose.
Mathallen Oslo
Food Hall Oslo is a food market in a former industrial building Vulkan at lower Akerselva (river) in Oslo. The hall was erected in 1908 for Vulcan Iron Foundry. The place had the opening 2 October 2012 over 30 stores, restaurants and other businesses. Food Hall organizes conferences, courses, exhibitions, competitions, festivals and other events dedicated to food and drink. Culinary Academy runs courses at various levels appears differently audiences. The address is Maridalsvei 17.
Food Hall located in the old hall of the Volcano where it was cast iron elements for bridges, built in 1902 and called Old Broverkstedet building, with three levels with nearly 3500 square meters. Property development company Aspelin Ramm id behind the Food Hall Oslo, food hall run by the company Vulcan Real Estate, and it has invested approx. 120 million Norwegian kroner. In January 2014 the parking garage on Vulcan opened its doors.
The hall contains a number of shops selling products from Norwegian small-scale producers. No associated chains.
The place is inspired by other food halls in Europe, Mercat Santa Caterina in Barcelona, Borough Market in London, ToRVEhallerne in Copenhagen that opened in 2011, Saluhall in Stockholm from 1888 Old Saluhallen in Helsinki in 1889, a type collection of food companies that do not had no counterpart in Norway. Food Hall has also taken inspiration from the House of Literature in Oslo.
[ Source: Wikipedia - Mathallen Oslo (Norsk) ]
Mathallen Oslo 02/03/2014 14h44
A visit to the indoor food market of Oslo. A lust for the eye and nose.
Mathallen Oslo
Food Hall Oslo is a food market in a former industrial building Vulkan at lower Akerselva (river) in Oslo. The hall was erected in 1908 for Vulcan Iron Foundry. The place had the opening 2 October 2012 over 30 stores, restaurants and other businesses. Food Hall organizes conferences, courses, exhibitions, competitions, festivals and other events dedicated to food and drink. Culinary Academy runs courses at various levels appears differently audiences. The address is Maridalsvei 17.
Food Hall located in the old hall of the Volcano where it was cast iron elements for bridges, built in 1902 and called Old Broverkstedet building, with three levels with nearly 3500 square meters. Property development company Aspelin Ramm id behind the Food Hall Oslo, food hall run by the company Vulcan Real Estate, and it has invested approx. 120 million Norwegian kroner. In January 2014 the parking garage on Vulcan opened its doors.
The hall contains a number of shops selling products from Norwegian small-scale producers. No associated chains.
The place is inspired by other food halls in Europe, Mercat Santa Caterina in Barcelona, Borough Market in London, ToRVEhallerne in Copenhagen that opened in 2011, Saluhall in Stockholm from 1888 Old Saluhallen in Helsinki in 1889, a type collection of food companies that do not had no counterpart in Norway. Food Hall has also taken inspiration from the House of Literature in Oslo.
[ Source: Wikipedia - Mathallen Oslo (Norsk) ]
Mathallen at Vulkan in Oslo opened up on October 12, 2012. I made my first visit a week later when this photo was taken.
There are many great stalls in Mathallen, offering anything from artisanal cheese, cured ham, sausages and fresh sea food to craft beer, Spanish tapas, sushi and German dishes. I sampled some of it and was duly impressed by the quality and selection. However, in a couple of cases those working at the stalls didn't know what they sold, as several of my questions went unanswered. I also found the open court very crowded, the narrow passageways between the stalls were made even less passable by baby strollers (which should have been left in the "stroller parking" outside).
So, here's a couple of changes I'd like to see at Mathallen:
** Make sure baby strollers are parked outside.
** Educate those working in the stalls, they should at least know where a cheese or ham comes from.
Mathallen Oslo 02/03/2014 14h46
A visit to the indoor food market of Oslo. A lust for the eye and nose.
Mathallen Oslo
Food Hall Oslo is a food market in a former industrial building Vulkan at lower Akerselva (river) in Oslo. The hall was erected in 1908 for Vulcan Iron Foundry. The place had the opening 2 October 2012 over 30 stores, restaurants and other businesses. Food Hall organizes conferences, courses, exhibitions, competitions, festivals and other events dedicated to food and drink. Culinary Academy runs courses at various levels appears differently audiences. The address is Maridalsvei 17.
Food Hall located in the old hall of the Volcano where it was cast iron elements for bridges, built in 1902 and called Old Broverkstedet building, with three levels with nearly 3500 square meters. Property development company Aspelin Ramm id behind the Food Hall Oslo, food hall run by the company Vulcan Real Estate, and it has invested approx. 120 million Norwegian kroner. In January 2014 the parking garage on Vulcan opened its doors.
The hall contains a number of shops selling products from Norwegian small-scale producers. No associated chains.
The place is inspired by other food halls in Europe, Mercat Santa Caterina in Barcelona, Borough Market in London, ToRVEhallerne in Copenhagen that opened in 2011, Saluhall in Stockholm from 1888 Old Saluhallen in Helsinki in 1889, a type collection of food companies that do not had no counterpart in Norway. Food Hall has also taken inspiration from the House of Literature in Oslo.
[ Source: Wikipedia - Mathallen Oslo (Norsk) ]
This hundred year old, red brick building has been renovated from industrial use to become a brand new, indoor food market: Mathallen.
Mathallen officially opened up on October 12, 2012, though it had had a few preview openings and had been open for most of October. In it, visitors will find around 30 speciality shops, offering fresh sea food, artisan cheeses, cured meat, tapas, sushi, craft beer and much more.
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Mathallen Oslo
Bildet viser noen av de fantastiske ferskvarene man finner på Mathallen Oslo. Her finner du blant annet soltørkede tomater, oliven og artisjokk.
Mathallen Oslo har i følge sin hjemmeside sitt forbilde i de europeiske mathallene. Pr. i dag finner man både butikker og restauranter i lokalene på Grünerløkka. Målsetningen er å kunne by på mat og drikke av høy kvalitet, rett og slett en kulinarisk opplevelse.
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Mathallen Oslo / Oslo Food Court
The image shows some of the wonderful selection of fresh groceries available at the Oslo Food Court. In the picture: sun dried tomatoes, artichokes and olives.
The Oslo Food Court seeks, according to its webpage, inspiration from the European food courts. At the time of posting this photo there is both shops and restaurants available to visitors. Their ambition is to provide food and beverages of high quality, in short a real culinary experience.
Mathallen Oslo
Bildet viser noen av de fantastiske ferskpressede drikkevarene som tilbys på Mathallen Oslo.
Mathallen Oslo har i følge sin hjemmeside sitt forbilde i de europeiske mathallene. Pr. i dag finner man både butikker og restauranter i lokalene på Grünerløkka. Målsetningen er å kunne by på mat og drikke av høy kvalitet, rett og slett en kulinarisk opplevelse.
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Mathallen Oslo / Oslo Food Court
The image shows some of the wonderful selection freshly pressed/produced beverages available at the Oslo Food Court.
The Oslo Food Court seeks, according to its webpage, inspiration from the European food courts. At the time of posting this photo there is both shops and restaurants available to visitors. Their ambition is to provide food and beverages of high quality, in short a real culinary experience.