Been here a few times now. Food&#39;s consistently decent, the southern Italian stuff is pretty good. Wine list is fine too. Service was warm enough. Not the cheapest place, but solid.

The minced beef steak was decent and the portion size honestly surprised me. The r&oslash;dgr&oslash;d med fl&oslash;de tasted like something my grandma would make. Price felt fair for what you got.

Came here on a busy Friday night. Waiter knew his wine list well, picked a nice red that paired with my steak. But getting his attention for water refills was a hassle&mdash;had to wave him down twice. Classic French bistro vibe, loud but charming. Food was solid, though I wish the portions were a bit bigger.

The pad thai with tofu was really good&mdash;fresh flavors and a solid portion. Tiny spot though, barely any seating. Fine if you grab it to go, which is what I&rsquo;d do next time 😄

The wine pairing was a nice touch but honestly the staff didn&rsquo;t seem to know much about what they were pouring. The tuna starter was the best part though&mdash;fresh and well seasoned. For the price we paid, I expected a bit more guidance. Food carried the meal, not the service.

The ravioli was genuinely some of the best I&#39;ve had. Staff were really kind too. Place feels like a little slice of Italy.

The crust was exactly how I like it&mdash;thin, a little charred, crispy. Tomato sauce tasted properly fresh, not from a can. Reminded me of a random pizzeria in Naples I once visited. Just that simple. Didn&#39;t need anything else on it.

The entrance is kinda hidden underground, almost walked past it 😅 Waitress was super friendly and helped us pick. Tacos are tiny, like two bites max, but the chicken ones are solid. Snacks with the crispy tortillas and corn filling were the highlight for me.

The French onion soup was spot on, and the Caesar salad came pretty close. Kristoffer handled the busy room well, friendly without hovering. Nice spot for a sunny afternoon.

Been coming here for a while now, and the salmon still hits the spot every time. Juicy, cooked just right. My kid&rsquo;s picky about pasta, but he actually finished the carbonara without complaining. Service was fine, no long wait either. Just a solid spot I keep going back to.

Came here for dinner and honestly the pasta was solid. They messed up our reservation by half an hour though, so we waited a bit. Also they charge for tap water, which is normal in Copenhagen but still feels a bit much when the bill adds up. Prices are on the higher side, but I&#39;ve had worse Italian food around here.

The rigatoni al tartufo was seriously good, couldn&#39;t stop eating it. Prices are fair for Copenhagen, not cheap but not crazy either.

The herring selection really impressed me&mdash;so many different preparations on one plate. I went with a cold glass of aquavit alongside, which cut through the richness nicely. Place was busy but not chaotic. Classic Danish flavors done right, nothing fussy about it. Would happily come back for another round.

The coconut lassi with the Chettinad curry... that combo got me. Idli was soft, vada had that crisp edge. Place felt calm for a weekday lunch. Just wish they&#39;d brought the water sooner, got a bit thirsty waiting.

Stumbled in here almost by accident. Small spot, but the vibe was chill &mdash; 2000s hip-hop playing in the background. Tried the pizza club with curry sauce, which was different. Staff were friendly, made sure we were good. Not a mind-blowing meal, but a solid stop if you&#39;re nearby.

We came here with a few friends and honestly the palak paneer was the star. Big portions, we couldn&rsquo;t even finish everything. Service was super attentive too, like they actually cared. Only thing is it got a bit loud later in the evening, but we were having too much fun to mind 😄

Very well-composed, modern sandwiches with fine ingredients and great flavors. The attentive staff also accommodated our allergies, making it a pleasant dining experience.

No. 2 of Local Restaurants in Copenhagen

The lunch menu was simple yet delicious, featuring a superb appetizer and a tasty mushroom soup. Highly recommended for a delightful midday meal!

No. 3 of Local Restaurants in Copenhagen

Been coming here for a while now, mostly for the all-you-can-eat deal. Still solid for a casual catch-up with friends. Service is friendly enough, though the tables are small and you&#39;re sitting pretty close to the next group. Can get a bit cramped if it&#39;s busy. But for the price, I keep coming back.

Three dishes for 250 dkk, that&rsquo;s a solid deal. The tostada was the highlight&mdash;crunchy, fresh, really well put together. Portions were generous too, I left full. Only thing is the seating, a bit cramped, but honestly the food made me forget about that. Would go back for that tostada alone.

Stopped by for a quick takeaway and the packaging was really neat. Got the papaya salad and it was proper Thai street food style. They don&#39;t joke around with the spice level though. I like that they use fresh herbs, you can taste it. Portion was decent for the price. Just wish they&#39;d label the spice level on the box, I got caught off guard.

Big portions. Like, really big. I couldn&#39;t finish mine, but they packed it up without me even asking. Food was fresh and tasty. Good spot for a quick lunch if you&#39;re hungry.

Solid Sichuan spot. The chili pot with meat and fish was the real deal. Dumplings were a bit thick on the wrapper, but the rest hit the spot. Quick enough for a lunch break.

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.

The three-course set menu was solid &mdash; every dish came out well-seasoned and hot. Our server actually knew the menu inside out, which made the whole thing feel more personal.

We grabbed a table on the heated terrace and it was honestly the best part. Staff knew their beers well and helped me pick something local. Cozy spot, not too loud. Only thing is the service got a bit slow later in the evening, but I didn&#39;t really mind. Solid place for a relaxed drink in the city center.

Lunch menu was solid. Lobster bisque and the fish of the day were really good. Dessert finished it off nicely. Just a heads up, they charge for water.

Came here for the first time and went with the Four Meal Drive for three people. Salmon was fresh, lots of different flavors to try. The waitress helped us pick the spice level and she got it just right. Food was the highlight for sure. Decor was nice too, but honestly the price is a bit steep for what you get.

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