The main course was ok, naan and papadoms were not properly cooked or stored, not crisp. The tables were not cleared, the waiter served us glasses from a neighboor table, did come and asked.us if everything was ok, didn&#39;t serve us all we ordered before we asked for it.

The sourdough flatbread is what got me&mdash;thick, still warm, nothing like the usual d&uuml;r&uuml;m. Lamb was tender too, no weird gamey taste. The mint-yogurt on top tied it together. Honestly just that bread alone makes me want to go back.

Smoked salmon sandwich was loaded with roe, nice little kick to it. Bread held up well. Small place, mostly takeaway, but that&rsquo;s fine for a quick bite. Grabbed one during lunch rush, no line when I went. Solid if you&rsquo;re in the area and don&rsquo;t want to sit down.

Small spot with a nice vibe, and the charcuterie was solid. Owner checked in on us a few times, which was a nice touch. Price was fair for what you got. Good for a quick drink and snack.

Lovely little spot on Istedgade. The fresh buns were really good and the coffee did the job. Cozy corner to sit with a book, though the chairs could be a bit more comfortable.

The vegetarian burger was fresh and the bun felt homemade. Nice to sit by the lake with a drink, though it got a bit busy later.

The herring with capers and onions was really good, and the fried fish fillet was fresh. Service stayed friendly even when it got busy.

The carbonara was really good&mdash;creamy and rich, just how I like it. Our waitress was friendly and helped us pick the right dishes. Nice spot if you want an easy, relaxed dinner.

Decent spot for a drink with friends. Cocktails were well-made, not too sweet. Staff were laid-back, no rush to push us out. Outdoor seating was fine for a sunny afternoon. Just wish they had a few more non-alcoholic options, but that&#39;s minor. Pretty good overall for what it is.

The vegan trifli was the standout &mdash; creamy, not too sweet. Iced chai latte worked well with it. Solid stop if you&#39;re near the museum.

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The cappuccino was really good &mdash; one of the better ones I&#39;ve had in Copenhagen. The courtyard is quiet, which is nice when you need a break from the shopping street.

Small spot near the metro, easy to find. Ramen was hot and flavorful, though the place got a bit chilly. Fine for a quick meal.

The place looks nothing special from the outside, but the food genuinely surprised me. Small evening menu, everything we tried was solid. Only thing&mdash;took a while to get the bill once it got busy. Fine otherwise.

The tasting menu had this one dish&mdash;a take on sole meuni&egrave;re with a dill beurre blanc&mdash;that felt so Danish. Elegant room, but honestly, the price stings a bit for what you get.

Desserts were good but honestly the portions felt a bit small for what you pay. Tasty though, just wish there was a little more on the plate.

Croissant was actually really good, coffee too. Sat outside and just watched the street for a bit. Service was nice, no complaints.

The set lunch was a good pick. Fish came out really tender, that buttery crouton underneath worked well. Bread with garlic and thyme&mdash;I&rsquo;d order that again. Dessert had a little sea salt on the sorbet, nice touch. Room&rsquo;s small though, felt a bit tight when it filled up. Service was quick, friendly.

The pork belly dish was the standout. Crispy skin, soft meat, and the sauce had a nice tang to it. Portion was decent for the price. Didn&#39;t pay much attention to the view or vibe, but the food did the talking. Would come back just for that plate.

Got a table without booking on a busy night. Seafood was fresh and tasty. Pricey, but that&#39;s Copenhagen for you.

Pad Thai portion was solid and the spring rolls came out really crispy. Staff handled the takeaway order fast. Cozy spot, nothing fancy but does the job.

Been twice in two days, the pizza&#39;s that good. Crust was spot on, proper char and chew. Place is tiny though, so don&#39;t come with a big crew.

The beef brisket burger was solid, pickles did the heavy lifting. Chips crispy too. Just a few tables outside, but worth it.

Vegan options are solid here. Got the pizza with a side salad &mdash; crust was good, salad was actually fresh and big enough. Service was quick and the food came out hot. Only thing is they don&#39;t take card tips, so bring cash if you wanna tip. Fine for a quick lunch stop.

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