For inexpensive light meals and an arty crowd, go to the cafe at the Trondheim Kunstmuseum. Food ranges from pulled-turkey burgers and the soup of the day to salads and baguettes. On sunny afternoons, the outdoor terrace turns into a beer garden.
Café ni Muser
Trondheim
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