Boho House: Oslo’s hottest house party (but with better food)

Are you looking for a night out that hits all the right notes? Look to Boho House, Oslo’s late-night playground, where bold flavours, banging cocktails, and deep house beats come together under one roof. Part restaurant, part cocktail bar and part vibe factory, Boho House is where the evening really begins.

If you find yourself in Norway’s capital one evening, make your way to Frogner. With good food, drinks, and music, the night is yours to stretch out at Boho House.

“Boho House is a modern restaurant and social house in Oslo, where refined food and wine meet a vibrant, laid-back energy,” says Barney Blichfeldt, marketing manager and resident music curator at Boho House. “We offer a seasonal à la carte menu crafted with precision and creativity, an extensive and carefully curated wine list, and a hidden private dining room called ATM, where guests can enjoy a more intimate and immersive tasting menu experience.”

Boho House opened at the end of last year with a clear ambition to create something different in Oslo’s dining scene. Chris Grøtvedt, the man behind the concept, and the Boho team wanted a space that could deliver excellent quality goods but stripped of a hoity-toity formality.

The dishes at Boho House are global and gutsy, yet grounded in Nordic ingredients.

“We saw a clear gap in the market, inspired by our travels. We’re the kind of people who love to eat out late – to share a bottle of wine and graze on small plates well into the night – something Oslo hasn’t traditionally offered,” says Blichfeldt. “At Boho House, we’re committed to creating a space where quality and comfort go hand in hand. Our goal is to offer something that feels sophisticated but never stiff – a kind of fine dining served in a casual way. We want our guests to feel welcome, whether they’re dressed up for a special occasion or just dropping by for a spontaneous night out.”

Eat, sip, and stay a while

Whatever you want your night to look like, Boho House is there to both serve and entertain. Why not start the evening with a dinner inspired by Asia and South America? Chefs Halvor Woll and Øyvind Dalelv plate up bold dishes like grilled langoustine with fermented chilli or croquettes with oxtail and Västerbotten cheese. Their dishes are global and gutsy yet grounded in Nordic ingredients.

“Our chefs come from a diverse background – everything from Michelin-starred South American kitchens to French, Asian, and steakhouse environments. Our front-of-house team is hand-picked from some of the top venues in the city. Add to that our award-winning bar team and a thoughtfully curated musical identity, and you get what we like to call The Boho Experience. We don’t just want guests to eat – we want them to feel something.”

The drinks menu at Boho House is full of playful and prize-winning surprises.

Have a swinging great time

Afterwards, step over to the Boho Bar, where a team of cocktail wizards has crafted a list full of playful, polished and prize-winning surprises. And, of course, because drinks go hand in hand with good music, Boho’s sound is as curated as its menus. Guests can expect good beats all the way from the dinner-time blues until the night’s lively conclusion.

And should you find yourself craving after-hours well into the night? Don’t fret. The more compact late-night menu kicks in after 10.30pm – perfect for sharing, snacking, or pairing with that second bottle of wine (or third cocktail).

“Whether you’re in the mood for a proper dinner or just a few bites with your wine or cocktail, we’ve made space for those slower, longer evenings,” says Blichfeldt. “For the full experience, I always recommend booking a night in ATM, our private dining room – it’s curated, intimate, and truly memorable. And for cocktails, just ask the bar team for their latest competition-winning creation – they’re constantly innovating.”

If you want fine dining without a fuss and nights out without a curfew, look to Boho House in the heart of Oslo, where you’re bound to have a swinging great time!

Web: www.bohohouse.no
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