The tasting menu was solid, really well put together with local stuff. Wine pairing matched each course nicely. Service knew their menu, checked in at the right moments. Felt relaxed but still proper. Only thing, it&#39;s not cheap, but you get what you pay for. Good spot for a slow dinner.

The brunch setup is so smart - pick a few smaller dishes and you get to taste everything without stuffing yourself. We ordered a good mix and it was all tasty. Prices felt fair for what you got.

Stopped by for a coffee &mdash; the location is lovely and the staff were friendly. Just wish they&#39;d given me a small plate for the spoon. Dessert menu was a bit thin, but the coffee made up for it.

Stopped by for a quick bite near Tivoli. Got the salmon bagel&mdash;really fresh, nice texture. One of the better ones I&rsquo;ve had in the city. Simple spot, no fuss. Good if you&rsquo;re nearby and want something light.

Stopped by for dinner and they handled my food allergies really well. Even replied to my email before I arrived, which was nice. Got the grilled fish and it was cooked fine. Seating was comfy enough. Place had a decent buzz but not too loud. Solid choice if you&#39;re in the area.

Nice spot off Nytorv. Dark green walls and wood inside, classic Copenhagen feel. Had the sm&oslash;rrebr&oslash;d, prices fair for the area. Service was fine, nothing special but no complaints.

Great spot right on the canal, and the fries were crispy. Cold beer went well with them. Service was friendly. Portion size was decent for the price.

Been coming here for a while now, and the croque madame is still the reason. That b&eacute;chamel, the egg on top... it just works every time. Croissant&#39;s good too, but honestly, I order the same thing every visit. Place gets busy around noon, so I try to come early. Never been disappointed.

Solid breakfast spot - the tapas style lets you sample a few things without overcommitting. Coffee was good, service fast enough.

Nice spot for brunch with a good view. The menu had plenty of interesting options and the food was solid. Service slowed down a bit when it got busy, but the staff stayed friendly.

The food court vibe is bigger than I expected, lots of stalls crammed together. We grabbed a banh mi and ate by the water, sunset made it pretty nice. Tourist-heavy for sure, but the variety is wild. Wouldn&#39;t go out of my way, but if you&#39;re nearby it&#39;s a solid stop.

The tasting menu really delivered. Cod ceviche and beef tartare were the highlights&mdash;clean, sharp flavors that felt properly thought through. Inside the hotel it&rsquo;s a lovely setting, though service did slow a bit toward the end. Not a dealbreaker, but worth knowing if you&rsquo;re in a hurry. I&rsquo;d come back for the food alone.

Been here a few times now. The beef tartare is really good, and honestly the prices are fair for Copenhagen. Portions could be a bit bigger for what you pay, but I left full enough. Drink list is solid too. Not a place I&#39;d go out of my way for, but if you&#39;re in the area it does the job.

Came here twice while we were in Copenhagen. The braised pork ribs with egg and rice were really good. Staff actually remembered us, which was nice.

Came by for a late lunch around 2pm. Place was quiet, just a few people. Jazz playing low in the background, not too loud. Had the burger and fries, decent size for the price. Staff was friendly enough, didn&#39;t hover. Fries could&#39;ve been crispier but fine. I&#39;d stop by again if I&#39;m in the area.

Right at the station entrance, so it&#39;s perfect for grabbing something fast. I was in and out in ten minutes. Seating&#39;s pretty tight though, and it gets a bit chaotic around lunch rush. Not a place to sit and chill, but for a quick bite before catching the train, it does the job.

Stopped by because of all the buzz. Pastries are decent, but I wasn&#39;t blown away. The spandauer was sweeter than I&#39;d like. Tiny spot, so expect a queue. Cute enough inside, but I wouldn&#39;t go out of my way again.

The sourdough crust had that perfect chew&mdash;really good pizza for the price. Cozy vibe, staff actually seemed happy we were there.

The pancakes were fluffy, fresh fruit on top made it feel lighter. Croque monsieur came with a decent side salad, nothing fancy but fine. Portion size was okay, not too heavy. Place sits right across from a kids&#39; play area, which is handy. Staff smiled enough. Nothing blew me away, but I&#39;d stop by again if I&#39;m in the area.

Tucked away from the busy spots, so it feels a bit more private. Nice for a slow breakfast outside. The seating could be more comfortable though.

Found this spot open late when everything else was shut. Gluten-free buns if you ask at the counter. Toilet code&rsquo;s on the receipt, which is handy.

The a&ccedil;ai bowl came out way too frozen, almost like sorbet, and didn&rsquo;t have much taste. My drink was fine though, just on the pricier side.

Tried the 8-course menu. Creative twists on familiar stuff, that affogato with caramel and salt crystals really stood out. Service was friendly, place felt cozy. Took a bit longer between courses than I&#39;d like for a lunch break, but overall a solid pick if you&#39;ve got time.

The breakfast plate is generous and the bread tastes fresh. Coffee&rsquo;s good too. A bit pricey for what it is, but the location makes up for it.

The outdoor seating has such a lovely view. I appreciated that the menu changes often&mdash;keeps things fresh. Service was quick and friendly too.

Stopped by for a coffee and ended up staying way longer than planned 😅 The place is super cozy, perfect for catching up with a friend. Staff were friendly, didn&rsquo;t rush us at all. Only thing is the pastries ran out pretty early, but the coffee made up for it. Cute spot for a chill morning.

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

Did laundry and grabbed a bite here. Coffee was solid, and the vegan options were decent for the price. Portion could be a bit bigger, but it works for a quick stop.

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.

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