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Solberg & Hansen Concept Store

A dark green Solberg & Hansen 'Patio Bonito' coffee bag with its Colombia origin label, standing on a pale wood counter

Inside Mathallen's food hall, Solberg & Hansen runs less like a café and more like a coffee and tea showroom that happens to also pour cups. The company has roasted from a facility across town since 1879, making it one of the oldest continuously operating roasters in Norway, and this concept store is where they sell the results directly: beans, loose leaf tea, brewing kit, and the odd cupping course for anyone who wants to go past just drinking the stuff. Mathallen itself is Oslo's answer to a proper European food market: a converted industrial hall now packed with butchers, cheesemongers, and small kitchens, and Solberg & Hansen's stall sits comfortably among them rather than standing apart.

Expect staff who can talk you through origin and process in more detail than you asked for, in the best way. This is a place built for people who want the context along with the coffee. Good stop if you want to buy something to take home rather than just drink one on site, and one of the few spots in Oslo where tea gets equal billing with espresso.