Oyster au naturel
( 7 )
With a chef from the gastronomic powerhouse of Cádiz, Fresquito is a new restaurant that delivers an explosion of genuine and authentic Spanish flavours - right to your table.
Celebrate the summer with colleagues in Bergen’s most beautiful venues. Sharing menus, great atmosphere, and six hotels for accommodation.
Tuesday – Thursday: 16:00 – 00:00
(Kitchen closes at 22:00)
Friday: 16:00 - 23:00
(Kitchen closes at 22:00)
Saturday: 13:00 – 00:00
(Kitchen closes at 22:00)
Sunday : 14:00 – 22:00
(Kitchen closes at 21:00)
Closed Monday
Tel.: (+ 47) 413 83 100
Contact manager Giovanni: (+ 47) 959 35 870
( 7 )
Burrata cheese with rosemary-confit pears, cherry tomatoes, pesto and parmesan cheese
( 1, 24 )
Selection of Spanish cured meats
( 1, 2, 4, 21 )
Acorn-fed Iberian ham
Crispy potatoes with brava sauce and aioli
( 4 )
Padrón peppers with green ají sauce
( 9 )
Garlic prawns sautéed in olive oil
( 3, 6 )
Braised octopus with potato parmentier and smoked paprika mayonnaise
( 3, 4, 7 )
Mussels with white wine and fresh coriander
( 3, 6 )
Pisto Ravioli with feta and sweet potato sauce
( 1, 2, 9 )
Monkfish medallion with green pil-pil sauce and steamed vegetables
( 4, 10 )
Iberian pork pluma with sun-dried tomatoes and pine nut dressing
( 1, 9, 21 )
Lamb cutlets with piquillo peppers and mint-pistachio glaze
( 14 )
Beef tenderloin with sweet potato purée, potatoes and Padrón peppers
( 1 )
1: milk, 2: wheat, 3: sulfite, 4: egg, 5: rye, 6: shelfish, 7: molluscs, 8: hazelnuts, 9: celery, 10: fish, 11: soy, 12: sesame seeds, 13: mustard, 14: pistachios, 15: almond, 16: pecan nuts, 17: cashew nuts, 18: barley, 19: lupin, 20: peanut, 21: nuts, 22: soybeans, 23: buckwheat, 24: pinenut, 25: walnut, 26: oats
Pintxos and tapas are not the same thing. Tapas were first created as early as the Middle Ages and were often served as a small snack to go with your drink. Tapas are often smaller portions of a dish, where it is not so much about the quantity as what is being served.
Pintxos (pronounced pinchos) are newer and originated in the Basque Country in northern Spain in the 1930s. Pintxos comes from the verb "to stick", and is traditionally a piece of bread with something good on top, held together by a toothpick or similar. They are usually eaten in bars or taverns as a small snack, in the company of friends or relatives; thus, they have a strong social component. Pintxos are a culinary, social and cultural phenomenon and have become a strong symbol of the Basque Country and Donostia and San Sebastián in particular.
Anchovy, olive and piparra pepper skewer
( 3, 4, 10 )
Tomato chutney and smoked cod on toasted bread
( 2, 10 )
Con mahonesa de trufa. Fresh tuna tartare with truffle mayonnaise
( 2, 3, 4, 10, 11, 13 )
Iberian ham croquette with basil mayonnaise
( 1, 2, 4 )
Homemade meatballs with tomato sauce and Portobello mushrooms
( 2 )
Mini sandwich with confit pork loin, Iberian ham and green pepper
( 2, 4 )
Brioche torrija with mango soup and vanilla ice cream
( 1, 2, 4 )
Chocolate mousse, orange terrine and hazelnut ice cream
( 1, 2, 4, 21 )
1: milk, 2: wheat, 3: sulfite, 4: egg, 5: rye, 6: shelfish, 7: molluscs, 8: hazelnuts, 9: celery, 10: fish, 11: soy, 12: sesame seeds, 13: mustard, 14: pistachios, 15: almond, 16: pecan nuts, 17: cashew nuts, 18: barley, 19: lupin, 20: peanut, 21: nuts, 22: soybeans, 23: buckwheat, 24: pinenut, 25: walnut, 26: oats
Fresquito is a tapas bar and restaurant for those who love Spanish cuisine, South American culinary traditions, good wine, cocktails and music. Leading the kitchen is chef Cristian Munoz, who has extensive experience from restaurants in Cádiz on the south coast of Spain. He brings to the table local delicacies like pescaíto frito (fried fish) and a tantalizing array of tapas, complemented by a menu centered around fresh seafood.
Restaurant manager Giovanni Sánchez known affectionately as Gio, is the force behind Fresquito. There is a good chance you'll meet him at the door – for a hug, excellent service and personal recommendations when it comes to both food and drink.
The restaurant is located next door to Frescohallen at Bergen Børs Hotel, and opened in 2024. Fresquito's doors swing open to provide direct access to both Vågsallmenningen square, the Fish Market and the harbour.