Trekroneren

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Worth whatever wait may be required, Trekroneren is Bergen’s iconic street food stand, serving up gourmet hot dogs just a stone’s throw from Bryggen since 1948. For under $10, you can chow down standing up like a local. Their menu features inventive Scandinavian sausages with unexpected toppings, like the reindeer dog with juniper berry jam, mustard, and caramelized onions, or the lamb sausage spiced with herbes de Provence and finished with crispy fried onions.

No visit to Bergen is complete without a hot dog from the city's uncrowned king of sausages – Trekroneren (three kroner was the price of a Vienna sausage in 1978). Whether you're craving fat, meat and salt in the middle of the day or late at night, you can trust this food stand to be open. Don't get fooled by the simple exteriors – this vendor has a selection of 24 different sausages (usually 150g, but the largest are 250g) and an equal amount of toppings.

Men pølseboden Trekroneren har eksistert siden 1948, og har blitt et ikonisk «spisested» i Bergen (kanskje spesielt for de på vei hjem fra byen en sen kveld/tidlig morgen). Konseptet er enkelt, men menyen kan by på overraskelser. Med hele 24 forskjellige sorter i pølsedisken laget av skikkelig kjøtt fra en lokal pølsemaker, finner alle noe de liker.

The Nordics have a thing for delicious hotdogs ( looking at you Reykjavik). For a quick and authentic Norwegian snack, visit Trekroneren hot dog stand. Known locally as "pølseboder," you’ll find a range of sausages, including reindeer and elk sausages, served in a bun, topped with an array of condiments such as mustard, ketchup, and crispy onions.

Welcome to Trekroneren in Bergen, where the past and present collide in a delightfully quirky way. This eclectic neighborhood is like a treasure trove that surprises you at every corner. With its colorful houses reminiscent of melted ice cream, you'll feel like you've stumbled into a whimsical, real-life fairytale land.

Bergen’s food offerings easily rival cities double its size, and I’d argue that it’s one of the best places to get great food in the Nordic region. The reindeer hot dogs at Trekroneren are a ritual every time I visit, and they’re always a highlight. In addition to reindeer hot dogs, you’ll find plenty of other options.

When you are looking for what to eat in Bergen, you can’t visit without stopping at Trekroneren. Here you can get a variety of high-quality sausages including the famous reindeer sausage. It is also a Scandinavian tradition to top your dog with crispy, onions, and lingonberry jam.

Trekroneren has a wide range of sausages including reindeer sausage, chorizo, bratwurst and cheese sausage. Free juice is included in the purchase, if you ask. Located in the centre of Kong Oscars gate 1, the sausage stand is a popular stop on the way home from the city.

Located amidst the historic Bryggen area, Trekroneren is famous for its selection of hot dogs, including the notable reindeer sausage with lingonberry sauce and mustard. Perfect for a quick bite, this kiosk offers a taste of traditional Norwegian fast food at its best.

Try the famous Trekroneren, a local hot dog stall that sells traditional options like reindeer sausage. Mathellen is a upmarket food hall selling primarily fresh seafood which also may be worth checking out. Otherwise, be prepared for expensive food in Bergen.

My research had turned up a great street food option, the sausage cart Trekroneren (or I saw it sometimes called 3-Kroneren). It’s so rare to find non-pork options, and scarfed down a reindeer sausage with lingonberry sauce, mustard, and fried onions.

Trekroneren Hot Dog Stand is a local kiosk that’s been around since the hot dog cost 3 NOK (.28 USD!). You’ll find a selection of unique hot dogs, like the reindeer hot dog topped with lingonberry jam, fried onions and mustard.

Trekroneren – One of the most visited stalls in Bergen, on the way to the funicular station at the foot of Mt Fløyen. The wayside booth boasts of Europe’s largest hot dog collection – reindeer, Jaktvurst, bacon and cheese.

If you like sausages, Trekroneren serves more than 20 different types. If you’ve ever wanted to try reindeer hotdogs, this place has the best hotdogs in the city with friendly staff. Find at Kong Oscars gate 1.

The best place for reindeer hot dogs is Bergen’s Trekroneren hot dog stand (at Kong Oscars gate 2). This food kiosk has been around for decades and serves a huge range of hot dogs for very reasonable prices.

This hot dog stand has been going strong for over 75 years, and here you can choose from many different types of hot dogs. Perfect late-night snack or quick lunch on the go. Address: Kong Oscars gate 1

Trekroneren – If you are looking for a delicious hot dog that is executed perfectly, go here!. Great prices, fresh toppings, and a wide variety of meat you can try. We came here twice it was so good.

Try a reindeer hot dog with lingonberry sauce and fried onions at Trekroneren (tastes like kielbasa). Two hot dogs cost less than 14 EUR; what a bargain by Norwegian standards!

Pingvinen, Trekroneren, 1877, Bare Vestland, Bergen Fish Market, and many roadside kro are some of the best places in Bergen to taste Norwegian traditional food.