The terrace really is something &mdash; you get this calm view while eating. Food was solid, well-prepared, nothing fancy but done right. Service friendly, though a bit slow at times. I&rsquo;d come back just for the outdoor seating, honestly.

The cakes looked stunning, honestly. But taste-wise, they didn&#39;t quite live up to the visuals. The coffee was the real winner for me. Service was fine, place is pretty. If I&#39;m already in the park, sure, I&#39;d pop in again. Wouldn&#39;t make a special trip just for it though.

Came for the shrimp, stayed for the vibe. Market was buzzing and the seafood tasted fresh. Shrimp box was the highlight. 🦐

The burritos were really good&mdash;chicken was juicy and the asada had nice seasoning. Coconut lemonade was a pleasant surprise. The quesadillas fell a bit flat, but honestly I&#39;d come back for the burrito alone. Service was friendly and quick, which I appreciate. Just wish the seating area was a little more comfortable, but it was fine for a casual lunch.

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

The set menu here was a nice surprise. Each plate came out looking really pretty, and the ingredients tasted fresh. I sat by the window, and the chair was comfortable enough to just relax and take my time. Service was friendly without hovering. A bit on the quiet side for a weekend, which I didn&#39;t mind. Solid choice if you want an easy, unhurried meal.

Grabbed a kebab here during lunch. Meat was solid, bread fresh and chewy. Chili sauce could&#39;ve had more heat though. Red sauce was decent, mild kick. Quick stop, no fuss. Fine for a fast bite if you&#39;re in the area.

The sm&oslash;rrebr&oslash;d here is seriously good&mdash;toppings piled high and the bread still fresh. Grabbed a table by the window near &Oslash;sterport, perfect for a quick lunch stop. Prices are a bit steep but the portion makes up for it. Would come back just for the herring one 😊

Stopped by for brunch on a Sunday. The Italian/Nordic spread was interesting, definitely not what I expected. Nutella pizza was a big hit with the kids, messy but fun. Staff were friendly enough. Place was busy but we didn&#39;t wait too long. Solid choice if you&#39;re in the area.

The lighting in here is doing something right&mdash;warm without feeling dim, and the wine list sits nicely next to it. Tapas were simple but good, especially the olives. Staff knew their stuff, no fuss. Just a comfortable spot to sit a while. Maybe slightly pricey for what it is, but the mood carried it.

Gluten-free sm&oslash;rrebr&oslash;d was actually really good! Nice little spot to pop into during a museum break. Service was friendly too.

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 risotto was really good, and the tiramisu too. I liked that the staff left us alone until we needed something. Only small thing&mdash;the wine by the glass came out a bit uneven, one pour was noticeably less. Not a big deal though. Comfortable seats, nice enough place for a quiet dinner.

Came for the sm&oslash;rrebr&oslash;d and the view alone is worth it. Pickled herring was spot on, rye bread fresh. Service took a while though, we waited maybe 20 mins just for drinks. Place was packed, so maybe that&#39;s on us for coming at peak time. Still, solid spot if you&#39;re not in a hurry.

The homemade lemonade caught me off guard &mdash; in a good way. Had it with the chicken pita, which was properly juicy. Sourdough bread had that nice chew to it. Staff were friendly too, made the whole thing feel easy. Only thing is I wish I&#39;d ordered two of those pitas.

The fish taco and beetroot tostada were really good. Plenty of veggie options which I appreciate. Music was a bit loud for my taste, but the place has a nice buzz to it.

The Bearnaise burger was solid &mdash; caramelized onions and that sauce worked really well together. Fries stayed crispy even in the takeaway box, which honestly surprised me. Packaging kept everything warm without turning it into a soggy mess. Would grab this again if I&#39;m in the area and want something easy.

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.

Steak came out exactly as asked, and the b&eacute;arnaise was proper. Cozy spot, staff didn&rsquo;t hover. Bill was a bit steep though. Fine for a treat, but not an everyday thing.

Came for the Christmas lunch and left completely stuffed. The spread was massive - multiple herrings, roast pork, meatballs, and all the sides. Cozy, old-school vibe with genuinely friendly staff.

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.

Been here a few times now. The Danish hash with fried eggs keeps me coming back&mdash;still as hearty as the first visit. Portions are solid for the price, too.

The shawarma here is proper lamb chunks, not that pressed stuff. Spiced well and still juicy. Their homemade chili on top? That&rsquo;s the move. Only downside is there&rsquo;s like two tiny tables, so it&rsquo;s really a takeaway kind of place. Fine by me though.

Lovely little Thai place in Copenhagen 🌿 The decor is so cozy and the food really hits the spot. Staff were super friendly too. Great for a chill catch-up with friends!

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 IPA was solid and the wheat beer hit the spot. Staff were friendly without hovering. Place was busy but service stayed quick. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area and want a proper pint without the fuss. Prices fair for what you get.

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