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Supreme Roastworks

  • CuisineSpecialty coffee
  • CategoryCafé
  • VibeRelaxed, neighbourhood, roastery-café
  • Rating★ 4.5
  • PriceNOK 50-65 (~$5-6) per drink

Supreme Roastworks is a roastery café at Thorvald Meyers gate 2 in Grünerløkka, one of Oslo's best-known neighbourhoods for independent cafés and nightlife. It is known for fuller-bodied roasts than the lightest Nordic style, and for pour-over filter coffee, with V60 and Chemex brewing methods among its specialities alongside a flat white. A drink typically costs NOK 50-65.

Roastery café in Grünerløkka known for fuller-bodied roasts and pour-over filter coffee.

Supreme Roastworks is a roastery café at Thorvald Meyers gate 2 in Grünerløkka, one of Oslo's best-known neighbourhoods for independent cafés and nightlife. It is known for fuller-bodied roasts than the lightest Nordic style, and for pour-over filter coffee, with V60 and Chemex brewing methods among its specialities alongside a flat white. A drink typically costs NOK 50-65. The roastery element means beans are roasted for the café, and the focus is on coffee quality rather than a full food menu. As a café, it does not take reservations and operates as a walk-in venue. The atmosphere is relaxed and informal, with a neighbourhood crowd of locals, students and visitors, and a pace that suits sitting with a pour-over rather than grabbing a quick shot. There is no dress code, and noise levels are modest. Hours are generally daily from 08:00 to 18:00, with weekends starting from 09:00, though these should be confirmed before a visit. Thorvald Meyers gate is the main artery of Grünerløkka, lined with shops, bars and restaurants, which makes the café an easy stop within a walk through the area; it is also close to Tim Wendelboe, so coffee-minded visitors often compare the two roasteries on the same day. For travellers in Oslo, Norway, the café offers a way to try Norwegian-roasted coffee in a local setting, and the choice between V60 and Chemex lets visitors taste how brewing method changes the same bean. Mid-morning and weekends tend to be the busiest times, while early mornings and late afternoons are calmer.

Practical information for Supreme Roastworks · Last updated September 2026
Price NOK 50-65 (~$5-6) per drink
Hours Daily 08:00-18:00, weekends from 09:00 (confirm)
Reservations Walk-in
Address Thorvald Meyers gate 2, 0555 Oslo

Signature dishes

  • V60 and Chemex pour-overs
  • Flat white

Good to know

Known for
Roastery café with filter coffees

Location

Thorvald Meyers gate 2, 0555 Oslo

59.9230, 10.7585 View on map

Highlights

  • V60 and Chemex pour-over filter coffee
  • Fuller-bodied roasts from an Oslo roastery
  • Flat white and espresso drinks
  • Central spot on Grünerløkka's main street

Tips for visiting

  • Drinks cost about NOK 50-65.
  • Walk-in only; no reservations.
  • Try the same bean as V60 and Chemex to compare brewing methods.
  • Combine with nearby Grünerløkka cafés for a coffee crawl.
  • Confirm hours, as weekend opening is later.

When to visit

Early morning or late afternoon for a quieter pour-over; weekend mid-mornings are busiest.

Accessibility

Step-free access and seating details are not confirmed; contact the café before visiting if needed.

Frequently asked questions

What is Supreme Roastworks known for?

Fuller-bodied roasts and pour-over filter coffee in Grünerløkka.

How much does a coffee cost?

About NOK 50-65 (roughly $5-6) per drink.

Do I need a reservation?

No, it is walk-in.

What are the opening hours?

Generally daily 08:00-18:00, with weekends from 09:00; confirm before visiting.