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RESTAURANT BØRSEN SPISERI

STARTERS

Taste of Lofoten
Smoked and cured whale from Ballstad, gravlax, arctic char mousse, fish croquette and local cheese

NOK 235

Reindeer tartar
with lingonberries gel, cured egg yolk, local cheese and pine needle oil

NOK 225

Smoked beets
with goat cheese, poached pear and walnut crumble

NOK 205

MAIN COURSES

Stockfish Royal "Børsen`s signature dish"
with carrot stew, egg butter, and bacon

NOK 455

Halibut
with ratatouille, Jerusalem artichoke chips, celeriac purée, miso beurre blanc and Nordlands-cheese foam

NOK 445

Fallow deer
with potato fondant, blackberries, roasted hazelnuts, brussels sprouts, mushroom foam and bordelaise sauce

NOK 455

Celeriac Fondant
with pickled sweede, vegetables of the day, roasted hazelnuts and mushroom broth

NOK 385

DESSERTS

Blueberry parfait
with brown cheese ice cream, raisins and crumble

NOK 205

Whipped "success cream"
with mascarpone, granola, mandarin granité and honeycomb

NOK 205

Norwegian cheese
variation of local cheese from Lofoten Gårdsysteri and Aalan Gård, homemade fruit bread and compote

NOK 235

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About Børsen Spiseri

Svinøya Rorbuer includes one of the most distinctive restaurants in the Lofoten Islands. The “Børsen Spiseri” is housed in a venerable quayside warehouse dating back to 1828, and considerable emphasis has been placed on maintaining the building’s original features. Most of the building’s historical attributes have been preserved, providing an atmosphere with an aroma of tar and rope. The dishes that are served here, are made from Lofoten’s unique and fresh, local ingredients.

Whether you come alone, with your family, friends or with all your colleagues, we guarantee to do our utmost to ensure that you will be satisfied. A visit to our new wine room may contribute to lift the taste experience to a new level.

Both meat and fish dishes are served here. Our focus is on local produce and our speciality is stockfish delivered from the fish factory 50 meters away.

In the same building we find the former “Krambua” or old general store, which is a tiny museum in its own right. Old wares and equipment from bygone times still hang from the ceiling there, taking you 100 years back in time.