Whether you visit alone or accompanied by friends and family, or perhaps even a business associate, our team will be delighted to offer you a culinary experience in the beautiful surroundings of Palmen. Our lunch and dinner menus are served in Palmen Restaurant every day. At weekends we also serve our popular Afternoon Tea.
Booking
For other inquiries or questions, send us an e-mail to palmen@grand.no
Opening hours
Monday–Friday 11.00–16.30 | 17.00–22.00
Saturday 12.00–16.30 | 18.00–22.00 | Afternoon Tea 12.00–17.00
Sunday 12.00–17.00 | Afternoon Tea 12.00–17.00
Afternoon Tea
Served every Saturday and Sunday 12.00–17.00
From 10. november (except 24. November)
Fridays 14:00-17:00
Menu
Set menu (from 7 people)
Christmas menu (minimum 15 people)
Christmas Eve in Palmen
Lunch - Closed
Christmas Eve Buffet from 16.00 (see table settings below)
16.00-18.30 | 19.30-22.00
1450,- per person | 725,- for children between 5-12 years
For bookings, please reserve table online.
New Years in Palmen
Afternoon Tea 12.00-14.00 + reduced a la carte menu
New Years buffet 16.30 (see table settings below)
16.30-19.00 | 20.00-22.30
Palmen is open until 01.00 (Kitchen closes at 22.30)
1450,- per person | 725,- for children between 5-12 år
For bookings, please reserve table online.
Chambre Séparée
Grand Hotel Oslo offers two chambre séparées, Hall of Fame and Carl Johan. The premises are adjacent to the Palmen restaurant and are nicely decorated in the same style as the restaurant. The rooms are flexible and popular as meeting rooms, for board meetings, or for smaller events and private celebrations. For pricing and booking, please contact palmen@grand.no
A little history
The historic Palmen restaurant first opened its doors over a century ago, in the year 1913, and has since been a meeting place for visitors and locals alike. Over the years, Palmen was also the place where Kristiania’s bohemia gathered, somewhere one could be inspired by its beautiful surroundings all while eating and drinking in a luxurious setting and in good company. Henrik Ibsen was a regular guest at Palmen restaurant and often visited to cool off in the courtyard when the heat was at its worst.
Palmen has undergone many renovations over time, but its true atmosphere, full of historical hustle and bustle, has remained the same throughout and is one of the many reasons why it has gained its iconic status in Oslo.
