Came here for a sunny afternoon beer and honestly the lakeside spot is the main draw. Outdoor seating is plenty, no stress finding a place. Just cold beer and water views, that&rsquo;s really all you need. Prices are okay for the location. Service was a bit slow but I wasn&rsquo;t in a hurry anyway.

Watching the chef work right in front of you is half the fun. The flavors felt proper and the plates were plenty. Solid little spot in Copenhagen.

Fresh salads with lots of healthy choices. I liked the DIY mix&mdash;easy to put together. Staff were friendly enough. Just wish the seating was a bit more comfortable.

Tried the sm&oslash;rrebr&oslash;d here &mdash; the pickled herring one was solid, rye bread fresh. Sat by the window watching the market crowd, that was the best part. Place is tiny though, almost had to share a table with strangers. Prices a bit steep for what you get, but the location makes up for it.

The wine list here is extensive and impressive, with excellent recommendations from the staff. The food, especially the beef tartare and pork chop, was outstanding, making this one of my new favorite spots in Copenhagen.

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Stopped by for pastries but ended up grabbing ice cream instead. The stracciatella was properly creamy, and the waffle cone had a good crunch. Solid little spot if you&#39;re walking around on a sunny day. Nothing fancy, but it hit the spot.

The cinnamon buns here are seriously good. Got one with my coffee and it was still warm, soft in the middle. Coffee&#39;s solid too, nothing fancy but does the job. Place was a bit busy when I stopped by but that&#39;s probably a good sign. Would go back just for the buns.

Stumbled onto this place on Vesterbrogade and honestly the charcuterie board was the highlight. So many good wines to pick from too. The host even made us a quick pasta when we were hungry, which was a nice touch. Would come back with friends for sure.

The sorbets really hit the spot &mdash; intense fruit flavor, not too sweet. Fine for a quick stop while walking around.

The char siu was the standout &mdash; tender, sweet, just the right amount of fat. Duck was solid too. Dumplings were kinda plain, honestly. Portions are big, which helps. Place fills up fast, so go early or wait. That&rsquo;s about it.

Gluten-free bread here is actually decent, which is rare. Staff knew their stuff when I asked about allergies. Place was busy but they handled it fine. Not the cheapest, but for GF options in the area, it&#39;s a solid pick. I&#39;ll probably come back when I&#39;m in the mood for a safe meal out.

The hamachi and lobster were spot on, and the quail surprised me. Plating was beautiful too. Would&#39;ve liked a better wine suggestion to go with the meal, though.

The gochujang rigatoni was the reason I came and it didn&rsquo;t disappoint. Good kick of spice, creamy without being heavy. The room itself is pretty snug though, tables are close together so you kind of hear everyone&rsquo;s conversation. Fanni was nice and checked in at the right moments. Fine for a quick pasta fix but not somewhere I&rsquo;d linger for hours.

Been coming here for years, mostly because it&rsquo;s right next to the hostel and I know exactly what I&rsquo;m getting. The price is fair for the portion size, and the food is always decent&mdash;nothing fancy, but it hits the spot. Consistent is the word. That&rsquo;s why I keep going back.

Been here several times now, and it stays solid. We had a bigger group for a birthday thing, and they managed it well. Food came out consistent, which is what keeps me coming back. Cozy room too. Only thing is it gets a bit loud when it&#39;s full, but that&#39;s on us for booking a Saturday.

The pistachio croissant got me. I&rsquo;m not even a pistachio person, but that filling was so rich and creamy, the layers actually flaked the way they should. Place was packed, but honestly, worth squeezing in for. Just wish they had more seating.

Popped in on a quiet Tuesday evening. The staff actually let me taste two wines before I picked one, which I appreciate. Ended up with a nice glass of something red, didn&#39;t catch the name. The place has that local, unpretentious vibe. Not fancy, but comfortable. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area and want a decent pour without the fuss.

The dining week menu had some really clever twists on Italian classics. Stracciatella and scallop dish stood out&mdash;fresh, light, just right. Steak with sunchoke chips surprised me, in a good way. Place felt a bit quiet for a Friday night, but that almost made it nicer. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back for the regular menu.

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