On September 7, 2023, Brasserie 8622 opened its doors in newly renovated premises in the center of Mo i Rana. The menu is inspired by French cuisine, made with top-quality local ingredients.
Brasserie 8622 is the place for special occasions, for those who appreciate good flavors, and for anyone who enjoys indulging. The brasserie offers a French-inspired menu made with the finest local ingredients. You can enjoy fresh fish caught daily, as well as meat and vegetables sourced from local partners.
Located in the renowned "Bennetbygget" in the center of Mo i Rana, the restaurant serves dinner from Tuesday to Saturday. You can also enjoy a drink after a show or host private events in one of the restaurant's two function rooms. Brasserie 8622 has also become a popular choice for daytime meetings.
The menu is crafted by the restaurant's skilled chefs, with a focus on delightful flavor experiences, local ingredients, and traditional French dishes. It changes with the seasons and the availability of ingredients.
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