The seitan sausage in the veggie option was properly tasty, not just a sad pile of sides. Nice to see a plant-based choice that actually gets some thought put into it.

The hazelnut cake was the real deal. Dense, nutty, not too sweet. Coffee was decent too, strong enough to cut through the cream. Place gets a bit noisy around noon, but I wasn&#39;t there for the quiet. Just the cake and a flat white. That hit the spot.

Stopped by for lunch while walking around the fishing port. Place was busy, which made sense once the food arrived. I had the fried fish plate&mdash;fresh, not greasy, came with a simple salad and bread. Nothing fancy, but done right. Staff were on top of things even with the crowd. Only small thing: tables are a bit close together. Fine for a quick meal.

Pancakes with ice cream hit the spot, and the staff left us alone until we needed them. Simple and easy.

The lunch poke bowl is a solid deal&mdash;big portion of fish and free miso soup. Takeout feels a bit pricey though.

The roast pork sm&oslash;rrebr&oslash;d had amazing crackling, though the meat was a little plain. Pricey, but the presentation was beautiful.

The fish and chips were properly good&mdash;light batter, fresh fish. Sat outside by the canal with the candles going, lovely vibe. Staff stayed friendly even when it got busy.

The tiramisu and elderflower tea were the best part. Pasta came with a proper pile of parmesan on top, which I appreciated. Service was fine, nothing to write home about but friendly. Place was a bit busy when I went, but I&#39;d stop by again if I&#39;m in the area.

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.

Been coming here for a while now. Still like the outdoor seating best, even when it gets cold. They got heaters and blankets out, so you can sit outside without freezing. Inside is cozy too, but I always end up outside. Just a solid spot that keeps doing things right.

The vegan chocolate cherry dessert was the highlight&mdash;rich without being heavy, and it paired surprisingly well with a glass of their house red. Place was packed on a Tuesday night, yet the staff kept things moving fast. Only wish the portions were a bit bigger for the price. Still, that dessert alone makes me want to come back.

Stopped by for a quick coffee and ended up grabbing the pistachio croissant too. Really flaky, lots of butter, and the filling was generous. Cardamom brioche was solid as well. Prices are a bit high, but you can tell they use good ingredients. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The cinnamon roll did it for me. Soft, warm, not too sweet. Coffee was decent too, strong enough. Place sits right by DR Byen metro, easy to find. Pastry case looked a bit picked over by the afternoon though. Still, that roll alone makes it worth stopping in.

Stopped by for a coffee with my dog and honestly the vibe was just right. Warm little place, nice decor. Staff didn&#39;t fuss over us but were friendly enough. Coffee did the job. Quiet morning, no chaos. Maybe not a destination spot but fine if you&#39;re nearby.

The cocktails were properly made, not too sweet, with a good balance. I sat by the window and watched the old town street get busy as the evening went on. Place has a nice low-key energy to it. Only thing is the seating is a bit cramped, but it didn&#39;t really bother me. Would come back for a quiet drink.

Service here is better than the other branches I&#39;ve been to. Staff actually seemed to care, not just going through the motions. Consistent experience for once.

The salmon nigiri here is what keeps me coming back. Fresh, thick cut, proper amount of wasabi. Touch-screen ordering works fine, lets you pick exactly what you want. Prices run a bit high for Lund, but the fish quality holds up. I didn&#39;t pay much attention to the place itself, just ate and left.

Loved the filter coffee here &mdash; proper traditional style, not the usual chain stuff. Irish coffee was a solid pick too. Nice little spot if you&#39;re into real coffee.

The falafel place near Assistens Cemetery did the job. Got the mixed plate with a few different falafel flavors, all pretty tasty. Salads on the side were fresh, nice herby touch. Nothing fancy but solid vegan option when you&#39;re in the area. Portion was decent for the price too.

Solid spot for a quick bite in central Copenhagen. Pastries were good, coffee did the job. Nothing fancy but fair for the price.

Lunch menu is decent for the price. Miso soup came with it, fish was fresh. Staff spoke good English and didn&#39;t keep me waiting even though the place was packed. Solid option if you&#39;re in the area and short on time.

The fish cakes were a bit dry and the potato salad needed more flavor. Service was quick though, and the spot is nice for a fast lunch.

Nice spot right by the water in Helsing&oslash;r. Got the burger with goat cheese and mushrooms&mdash;really solid. Service was fast too. Wish we had places like this back in Copenhagen.

The sourdough bread is the real highlight&mdash;airy and full of flavor, especially with that whipped butter. My only small gripe was the service lagged a bit, but the bread alone made it worth stopping by.

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