Beef tartare and fried cod were solid &mdash; fresh, well-seasoned. Service was quick enough for a lunch break. Tables are a bit close, but fine for a quick bite.

The chicken gyros tasted good, but honestly couldn&#39;t tell it was chicken. Looked more like pork. Fries were solid and service was quick. Portion felt small for what I paid though. Also forgot the dip in my takeaway bag. Might give it another shot anyway.

Small spot, nothing fancy, but the lamb curry was spot on. Wish they had a better wine list to go with the heat though. Outdoor seating&#39;s nice when the weather cooperates.

The pljeskavica here was proper tasty, and the burek hit the spot. Felt like a solid spot to bring friends for a casual bite.

The sushi was a nice surprise for Europe. Fish quality was solid, especially the tuna. Staff were friendly, though the place felt a bit cramped.

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The sm&oslash;rrebr&oslash;d here was seriously good &mdash; I picked the herring one and it had this nice balance of flavors. Sat outside on the pedestrian street, which made it a chill lunch stop. Service was friendly too.

Presentation is a real highlight. The plating is beautiful, with creative touches like dry ice that add to the experience.

The place looks stunning, honestly. Interior design is on point. But the food just didn&#39;t hit for me. A few dishes were pretty under-seasoned, which was a letdown. Staff felt a bit checked out too. Maybe an off night, but for the vibe they&#39;re going for, I expected more punch in the flavors.

Solid Danish pastries, the cinnamon one was spot on. Prices fair for what you get. Wish they had a few more options though.

The pulled pork sandwich was juicy and smoky, exactly what I needed. Bun held up well. Porta-potty situation is rough, but the food makes up for it.

Still my go-to spot for kebabs. Chicken wings and Adana were solid again. Late hours help when you finish work late. Nothing fancy, but it hits the spot.

The staff actually brought out an allergy info card before I even asked, which was nice. They had gluten-free soy sauce too. I got the ramen and it was solid, though the broth could&#39;ve been a bit hotter. Appreciated that they took the whole thing seriously without making me feel like a hassle.

Buffet was okay, nothing special. Food a bit bland but the place is nice inside and staff polite. Fine if you&#39;re nearby and just want an easy meal.

The pulled pork sandwich was the standout &mdash; smoky, juicy, with just enough slaw to cut through. Bun held up till the last bite. Price is fair for the portion. Sat outside, but honestly the food was the main thing. Would order that again.

The interior is really nicely done, lots of seating so you don&rsquo;t feel cramped. We got the mezze plate and it was pretty good, fresh bread and all. Service was a bit slow though, had to wave someone down for the bill. But the space itself made it a pleasant stop.

Solid spot right on the canal. Got a table outside and the blankets made it bearable in the cold. Food was decent, nothing fancy but hit the spot. Service was quick enough.

The strawberry ice cream was fresh and light, really nice with the Nyhavn view. Lemon sorbet had a good tang too. It does get busy, but the line moved fast enough.

The brunch plate for 175 DKK was solid&mdash;lots of food and that homemade lemonade really hit the spot. Heated outdoor seating made it easy to hang out for a while. Avocado toast was good, nothing crazy but tasty. 😊

Been coming here for a while now. The dough stays consistent every time, which is honestly the main reason I keep going back. Toppings are fresh, not overloaded, just right. Prices are fair for the area too. My usual Friday spot on Amager, never disappoints.

Stopped by for a quick bite and grabbed a steak pie. Pastry was properly buttery, filling was decent and hearty. Also tried the ginger slice, which was a nice surprise. Place is small, more of a grab-and-go spot. Fine if you&#39;re craving something savoury.

Stopped by for coffee and ended up staying for tapas. Croquetas were solid, patatas bravas had a nice kick. Staff were friendly enough. Place is a bit tucked away but that&#39;s part of the charm.

The flower bun was tasty but got heavy after a few bites. Sausage roll had this anise thing going on that I wasn&#39;t into. Cute spot though, just not sure I&#39;d rush back.

Gluten-free sm&oslash;rrebr&oslash;d was a nice surprise. Roast beef portion was generous and the bread substitute actually held up well. Staff sorted us out without fuss. Place was a bit busy but fine for a quick lunch stop.

If you&#39;re looking for a chic place to enjoy drinks, this bar is perfect. The staff is friendly, and the ambiance is both stylish and comfortable, making it a great spot to unwind.

Stopped by for breakfast around 9 and barely got a table. The place is tiny but has that lived-in charm. Had the scrambled eggs with sourdough&mdash;simple, done right. Staff were nice, not overly chatty. It fills up quick, so don&#39;t sleep in if you want a seat.

Been here a few times now and the cold cuts selection stays consistent. Brunch with coffee included for the price feels fair. Good enough for a casual meetup.

Great wine list and the meaty snacks hit the spot. Not the place if you&#39;re craving veggies though&mdash;the sister spot next door does that better.

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