A sense of spookiness permeates this cozy drinking den. In 1849, a famous Norwegian bandit (Gjest Baardsen, the "Robin Hood" of Norway) drank himself to death here. Drinkers have reported sightings of a young serving wench in 17th-century costume who takes drink orders from patrons and then disappears without bringing the desired quaffs. Come here for glasses of wine, priced from NOK65 to NOK220 ($13-$44/£6.50-£22); glasses of beer; colorful patrons (both living and dead) -- and in a wide age range -- and a genuine sense of Norwegian history. It's open Sunday to Thursday 3pm to 1am, Friday and Saturday noon to 2am.
