Oslo man runs viral pizzeria from his third-story balcony, lowering orders by basket
By
Jack Bantock
The kind of bagel that ruins lesser bagels for you.
Summary
Petter Gran runs "Pizza From a Balcony," a makeshift pizzeria operating from his third-story Oslo apartment balcony. He lowers pizza orders down to customers in a basket using a rappelling system, never leaving his home. What started as a spontaneous idea in August 2024 has gone viral across social media, garnering millions of views and serving hundreds of customers throughout the Norwegian capital.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledIt's a bird! It's a plane! It's … pizza?
Lowering orders down in a basket from the edge of his Oslo apartment, Petter Gran does not even have to leave the comfort of his own home to run Pizza From a Balcony
a makeshift restaurant that has sated hundreds of appetites throughout the Norwegian capital and rumbled millions more stomachs across the internet
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