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Polish shop BAZA in Oslo. Polish flavors in Holmlia

Do you miss Polish bread, good Polish sausage, Polish dumplings, Polish cheesecake or products that are hard to find in an ordinary Norwegian supermarket? BAZA at Rosenholmveien 7 in Holmlia has for years been a place where Oslo residents can find fresh deliveries from Poland, Polish baked goods and flavors well known from home.

Steve JoobsReading time: 8 min
Polish grocery store in Oslo, Norway

Polish grocery store in Oslo, Norway

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In brief

BAZA Oslo is a Polish grocery store located at Rosenholmveien 7 in Holmlia. The store offers Polish products, fresh bread and baked goods, cold cuts, dairy products, fermented vegetables, sweets and seasonal products. Regular fresh deliveries from Poland take place on Fridays. BAZA also operates in Lillestrøm and Drammen.

Key facts

  • Address: Rosenholmveien 7, 1252 Oslo
  • Phone: +47 467 10 029
  • Location: Holmlia, Oslo
  • Fresh deliveries: regularly on Fridays
  • Offer: Polish groceries, bread, baked goods, cold cuts, dairy, pickles, sweets and seasonal products
  • Other BAZA stores: Lillestrøm and Drammen
  • BAZA previously operated in Moss, from where the business was relocated to Oslo.

Polish shop in Oslo for those who sometimes just want to eat Polish food

Living in Norway, we very quickly get to know the local shops and products. Over time many things become completely natural.

And then comes the moment when a person craves real Polish bread.

Pickled cucumbers.

Good sausage.

Polish dumplings.

Cheesecake.

Or a specific spice you have used for years and do not want to replace with something "almost the same".

It is precisely for moments like these that BAZA in Oslo at Holmlia exists.

The shop is located at Rosenholmveien 7, 1252 Oslo, and the current contact number is +47 467 10 029. These details are confirmed by BAZA's current listing on Wataha.no.

On TwojaNorwegia the shop is also included in our catalog of Polish and local businesses in Norway, together with a location on the map.

Here we insert via "Internal link" the listing: Polish shop BAZA Oslo.

The story began back in Moss

BAZA is not a new project created after one successful social media campaign.

We have known this shop for years.

As early as 2018 Radio Wataha visited BAZA operating in Moss. Even then we wrote about fresh Polish bread, doughnuts, sweet buns, products for traditional Polish dishes and a wide assortment imported for the Polish community.

Later the Moss operation was moved to Oslo.

Read the earlier story about BAZA on Wataha.no

Today the shop at Holmlia is already part of a larger story. BAZA also operates in Lillestrøm and Drammen, and all three locations are currently visible in the TwojaNorwegia catalog.

This shows that a Polish shop in Norway does not have to be just a small point operating for a short time. It can grow together with the community it serves.

Friday has a special significance here

If you know BAZA, you probably already know why many people drop by at the end of the week.

Friday is the day of fresh deliveries.

Current materials from BAZA and Wataha confirm regular deliveries of products from Poland. New batches of bread, cold cuts, dairy products, vegetables, fruits, sweets, spices and other products familiar from Polish stores appear on the shelves.

See the current Wataha piece about BAZA stores and fresh deliveries

This is especially useful when you are planning weekend shopping or a family dinner and you care about fresh products.

Bread and baked goods are one of BAZA's distinctive features

Not everyone comes for big shopping.

Sometimes the reason is much simpler.

Fresh roll.

Sweet bun.

Cheesecake for coffee.

Or bread that tastes different from the bread bought every day in a Norwegian supermarket.

The shop's current profile reports on Polish baked goods, including rolls, cakes, cheesecake and sweet buns prepared on site.

This is not a trivial matter.

For many people living outside Poland, bread is one of those products where the difference is felt the most.

What will you find in the Polish shop BAZA?

We will not make a catalogue of the entire shop, because the offer and specific products naturally change.

The most important thing is that BAZA focuses on items known from Poland.

In the shop's current materials you will find, among others:

fresh bread and baked goods,

Polish cold cuts,

dairy products,

vegetables and fruits,

dumplings and ingredients for Polish dishes,

fermented products,

spices,

sweets,

drinks,

seasonal products.

Wataha in the current BAZA profile also lists, among others, sausage, dumplings, groats, pasta, pickled cucumbers and jams.

And that's exactly how a Polish shop should operate.

You don't have to have every product that exists in Poland on the shelf.

What matters is that you can come and prepare a normal Polish dinner, find familiar ingredients and, from time to time, buy something simply because it reminds you of home.

A Polish shop is especially useful before the holidays

Christmas, Easter or Fat Thursday are periods when the importance of Polish shops in Norway is particularly visible.

Suddenly we need:

white sausage,

horseradish,

sourdough starter,

poppy seed cake,

cheesecake,

carp or other fish,

a Christmas wafer,

Polish sweets,

products for borscht, hunter's stew or sour rye soup.

BAZA regularly prepares a seasonal offer for the Polish community. In previous years Wataha described both the Easter and Christmas offers of the shops.

On YourNorway we also have a separate, updated article concerning holiday shopping at BAZA Oslo, Lillestrøm and Drammen.

Here we insert an internal link to our article about holiday shopping at BAZA.

Thanks to that this text remains a year-round piece, and changing dates for carp deliveries or special holiday hours are updated in a separate article.

Not only for Poles

This is also worth emphasizing.

A Polish shop in Oslo does not have to be a place exclusively for people with a Polish passport.

Norwegians, Ukrainians, Lithuanians and residents of other Central European countries know many similar tastes and products.

Dumplings require no translation.

Good sausage doesn't either.

Likewise fresh bread, sauerkraut or cheesecake.

That's why Polish shops can also be a small element of integration.

First someone comes for one specific product.

Later they start trying others.

And suddenly Polish cuisine stops being something foreign.

BAZA today is not just Oslo

The store's development is best seen by its successive locations.

Currently the YourNorway catalog includes:

BAZA Oslo, Rosenholmveien 7, 1252 Oslo

BAZA Lillestrøm, Nesgata 6C, 2004 Lillestrøm

BAZA Drammen, Tollbugata 13, 3044 Drammen.

In 2025 Wataha also reported on the opening of a branch in Lillestrøm, which joined the existing stores in Oslo and Drammen.

Here we can make a very good internal connection of the entire network.

Internal link: Polish store Baza Lillestrøm

Internal link: Polish store Baza Drammen

Thanks to this, a user living outside Oslo does not have to leave the article and search for the store from scratch again.

Where is BAZA Oslo located?

Polish store BAZA Oslo, Holmlia
Rosenholmveien 7
1252 Oslo

Phone: +47 467 10 029.

Current public store data indicates opening hours 10:00-19:00 from Monday to Saturday. Other current directories also list opening on Sunday 12:00-17:00. Because hours may change before holidays and on public holidays, it is worth checking the store’s latest information before traveling further.

In our directory you can also find the store on the map:

Internal link: Polish store Baza Oslo

Why do we show such places on YourNorway?

Because the life of the Polish community in Norway does not consist only of NAV, taxes and work.

They are also shops.

Restaurants.

Workshops.

Schools.

Services.

Organizations.

And the people who over the years create the places our community needs.

BAZA is a good example.

Radio Wataha featured the store back when it operated in Moss. Today we can observe its further development in Oslo, Drammen and Lillestrøm.

And thanks to the YourNorway directory, a user can now not only read the story but also find the business, see the location and go directly to its profile.

That is exactly the point.

Not just to write about the Polish community.

To connect people with what Poles create in Norway.

Drop by for a familiar taste

If you live in Oslo or the surrounding area and you are missing one of the products that have always been present in your kitchen, you do not have to wait for the next trip to Poland.

Sometimes it is enough to go to Holmlia.

For fresh bread.

Sausage.

Dumplings.

Cheesecake.

Or for a product whose name does not even need to be translated, because you know exactly what you are looking for.

BAZA Oslo is located at Rosenholmveien 7.

And perhaps that is where the next Polish dinner will start a little more easily.

YourNorway editorial comment

Polish businesses in Norway are part of the history of our emigration. Some appear and disappear, others grow together with the community for many years.

That is why it is worth showing not only new openings. It is also worth returning to places we have known for a long time, updating information and showing how they change.

Information verified: 23 September 2026.

Sources and related materials

Wataha.no, current profile Polish store Baza Oslo, address, phone, offer and delivery information.

Wataha.no, Polish store in Norway Baza, archival material about operations in Moss and the later relocation of the store.

Wataha.no, Polish stores in Norway, the taste of home every day, current material from 2026 about BAZA stores and fresh deliveries.

YourNorway, Business directory, current profiles BAZA Oslo, Lillestrøm and Drammen.

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