TRONDHEIM
National Geographic Traveller (UK)|October 2022
From its pristine fjords to fertile forests, the Norwegian city draws heavily on the landscape when it comes to its culinary offerings, with a new generation of chefs and producers championing the area's rich, natural bounty
JESSICA VINCENT
TRONDHEIM

It’s approaching midnight, but the food keeps coming. Arctic char with chanterelles and plums. Spiced monkfish with smoked fiddlehead greens. Yakatori-style langoustine served on a dish made with crustacean shells. I’m already stuffed, but two desserts (rhubarb sorbet and fresh milk ice cream) and a selection of petit fours (baby miso buns and waffles) are yet to come.

Like Norway’s summer light, the ambitious 20-course menu at Credo — one of three restaurants in Trondheim to be awarded a Michelin star in the past couple of years — lasts well into the night. Hours earlier, I’d started with seaweed and oyster tartlets served on the restaurant’s mezzanine, a cosy hangout with low-slung leather chairs and a gallery dedicated to images of the restaurant’s cows, before continuing in the former dairy turned minimalist dining room, where local produce plays a leading role, from smoked scallop to grilled char.

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