Bøker og Børst

Info

Beer and Coffeebar, venue, bookcafé. Open 10AM - 2AM every day

Historie

Bøker & Børst according to Lonely Planet: "There are dozens of engaging little cafes in the lanes climbing the hillside west of the oil museum, but our favourite is Bøker & Børst with its warm and eccentric decor, great coffee and laidback feel whatever the time of day. Special mention must be made of the toilets, which have antique wallpaper and bookshelves filled to bursting – clearly they don’t mind if you linger."
http://www.lonelyplanet.com/norway/bergen-and-the-western-fjords/stavanger/entertainment-nightlife/other/boker-brost

"On the same cobbled street is Bøker & Børst, a book-lined bar and café with an unrivalled selection of bottled beer from throughout Scandinavia and beyond. Most take a table under the awning outside and risk the rain to soak up the colourfully painted hotchpotch of wooden shop fronts that line the area."
Monocle Magazine - October 2014

TripAdvisor: https://www.facebook.com/bokerogborst/app_254084314702229

Yelp:
https://www.yelp.com/biz/bøker-og-børst-stavanger

RateBeer: http://www.ratebeer.com/p/boker-borst-stavanger/36033/

Taplist: http://taplist.at/BøkerBørst/

Untappd: https://untappd.com/venue/497215

Expedia: http://www.expedia.no/vc/reiseguide/b-ker-og-b-rst-stavanger-21836

http://reisetips.nettavisen.no/reiseguide-stavanger-en-av-norges-vakreste-byer/

www.bokerogborst.no

"Bøker & Børst according to Lonely Planet: "There are dozens of engaging little cafes in the lanes climbing the hillside west of the oil museum, but our favourite is Bøker & Børst with its warm and eccentric decor, great coffee and laidback feel whatever the time of day. Special mention must be made of the toilets, which have antique wallpaper and bookshelves filled to bursting – clearly they don’t mind if you linger."Monocle Magazine "On the same cobbled street is Bøker & Børst, a book-lined bar and café with an unrivalled selection of bottled beer from throughout Scandinavia and beyond. Most take a table under the awning outside and risk the rain to soak up the colourfully painted hotchpotch of wooden shop fronts that line the area.""