Lorry
Oslo, Norway
The read// why locals go
Lorry has stood on Parkveien near the Royal Palace since 1876, with one of the longest beer lists in Oslo and a kitchen that never saw the need to modernise. Traditional Norwegian food is the business here: smørbrød built the old way, fårikål once the autumn lamb-and-cabbage season arrives, fish dishes running through the rest of the year. The beer selection stretches far beyond what Norwegian pubs usually attempt. The terrace is the summer draw, facing the palace park across the street. Generations of Oslo residents have used it for the same purposes — first drinks, long afternoons, something familiar on a plate — and almost nothing has needed changing.
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Parkveien 12, 0350 — Oslo
The read// why locals go
Lorry has stood on Parkveien near the Royal Palace since 1876, with one of the longest beer lists in Oslo and a kitchen that never saw the need to modernise. Traditional Norwegian food is the business here: smørbrød built the old way, fårikål once the autumn lamb-and-cabbage season arrives, fish dishes running through the rest of the year. The beer selection stretches far beyond what Norwegian pubs usually attempt. The terrace is the summer draw, facing the palace park across the street. Generations of Oslo residents have used it for the same purposes — first drinks, long afternoons, something familiar on a plate — and almost nothing has needed changing.