Hygge at Hverdagsgodt

Hverdagsgodt had a nice (but tiny) sandwich place in Pedersgata but then they moved to Fermenten in Stavanger Øst a year back. After a short period there, they moved back to town and now they are in a quiet alley in downtown Stavanger. They have moved into what used to be Amy’s coffeebar but it seems like they have upgraded the place as it appears modern and light. We went there for lunch on a Saturday just before Christmas and I guess it was a bit empty due to peoples last minute Christmas shopping.

 

Hverdagsgodt have now gotten a lot bigger than the original start in Pedersgata. They have a great and modern interior with a combination of sofas, benches, chairs and bar stools and they have an outside courtyard for the warm summer days (and for smoking). The menu is still focused on sandwiches, smoothies, salads and soups. As they are now in downtown Stavanger with more space, they are open until midnight and they also serve alcohol.

 

We were there for lunch as I said, and I had the hummus sandwich which I still find to be very good. Nikki had the soup of the day (beetroot soup) and that was also good. At this time of the year, they have a Christmas edition of scones and with hints of oranges it went great with the coffee. Talking about coffee – I was not super impressed by this and I would like to see a more intense and stronger coffee when you ask for a double Americano but that is my preference.

All in all, Hverdagsgodt is a cozy café and hangout spot for a light meal, coffee and a drink.

Facts:

Homepage: see https://www.facebook.com/Hverdagsgodt/ 

Location: Salvågargata 7 - see this Google map