[Free] Ultimate Copenhagen Food Guide

Good Things To Know

Book ahead: Most restaurants require reservations a few weeks in advance, and you won't have much luck with walk-ins. If you do, it's probably a tourist trap.

Party size: If you're more than 8+ people, you may need to pre-order your food in some cases. 

Water: Regardless of if it's still or sparkling water, most restaurants will add a per person surcharge for water. This can range anywhere from 10 DKK to 50 DKK. This is often in replacement of a tip.

VAT: Taxes is already included in the price of your food and drink. You'll see it listed on your receipt as "moms" and the rate is 25%

Tipping: While you'll have to pay for water, tipping is not customary or expected in Copenhagen - but nonetheless always appreciated. There is no shame in clicking past the "Add Tip" on the POS machine, but if you the service was extra good - you can always round up. 

Breakfast Cafés, Brunch, & Coffee Bars

Copenhagen has no shortage of cafés and coffee bars. In recent years, an obsession with BMOs (Bolle Med Ost) or a "bun with cheese" has taken the city by storm, and even the smallest of coffee bars typically sell this (as well as all the bakeries). There are plenty of mainstream cafés/bakeries (Espresso House - Wannabe Starbucks, Emmery's and Lagkagehuset - Both bakeries, but also serve some simple café fare), but I would encourage you visit the independent cafés splotched throughout local neighborhoods, and occassionally having 1-2 other branches.

Andersen & Maillard

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This used to be my go-to breakfast spot before work. Again, get the classic BMO + a soft boiled egg. They've also got a wide array of amazing pasteries. They're known for their croissant and the viral pastry cube with pistachio cream. This is the original location, and they've since branched out opening spots in Nordhavn with seating and a little shop in the city.

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Wild horses Sydhavn

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This used to be my local café - and it is still an absolute favorite of mine. The café is run by Dane from Australia, and serves excellent coffee. Get their BMO, seasonal yogurt bowl or toasties. The Sydhavn branch is bigger, and features a mini art gallery. The Vesterbro is perfect stop by for a quick coffee.

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Cadence

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My favorite place for brunch in Copenhagen, BUT make sure to book a table well in advance. An Australian-style café on the edge of Carlsberg Byen. They've got delicious seasonal hotcakes, a variety of savory dishes (think turkish eggs or marinated mushrooms on toast). If they're fully booked, you can try their sister cafe - The Sixteen Twelve on Nørrebro.

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Kafeteria SMK

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It's a little bit weird... but the best pancakes in the city are at National Art Museum. You don't need a ticket to the museum to eat here.

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Coffee Collective Godthåbsvej

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Probably the most popular coffee in Copenhagen, and while most people visit one of their more centrally located spots in Torvehallerne or Nørrebro - the original location in Frederiksberg is the perfect place to start a low-key and quiet morning. Oh and come summer - don't miss the coffee soft serve at some of their locations!

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Kaf

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I haven't actually eaten at Kaf, but I've their cakes numerous times. This all vegan café is a Nørrebro staple, and loved for their vegan brunch and cheesecakes.

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Grød

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Danes love their oats. But Grød takes it to the next level. Stop by for breakfast, lunch or even dinner. These creamy, delicious and rich oatiness. Don't miss the caramel sauce as a topping. This is the original - but they've popped up all around the city, and I've added all the other locations at the bottom of the guide.

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Bakeries

Copenhagen is a city of pastries - and I highly recommend that you visit at least one (if not two, or three!) of it's premier bakeries while you're in town. Here are a couple of my favorites. P.S. Additional locations listed at this guide!

Hart Bakery

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This is the original location on Gammel Kongevej - but in the past 12 months, they've really expanded all across the city. The pastries are delicious. Get the spandauer (sometimes they'll have season ones with fresh fruit on top) and cardamom croissant. If you're feeling extra, get the basque cheesecake which is my absolute favorite.

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Københavns Bageri

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It's been called Denmark's best bakery. This little spinoff from two other cafés/bakeries has been a hit ever since it opened. I would recommend to get the traditional Tebirkes. It's my favorite. But everything here is to die for!

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Juno - The Bakery

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You won't see the bakery first. You'll see the queue. They are famous for their cardamom buns. But again, nothing really disappoints.

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Andersen Bakery

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Not to be confused with Andersen & Maillard - this is a Japanese bakery known for their fabulous pastries and their baguettes. I'm not joking... once I ate 6 pastries from here in 3 days. They are that good.

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Bageriet Brød

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Get a pastry. Get a toast. This is just a super solid Copenhagen bakery, and located at one of the best spots in the city. There's no real seating - so get your things to go and take a seat at Enghave Plads (directly outside) and people watch.

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All-Day Cafés 

Here's a couple all-day(ish) cafés that are great for breakfast, lunch or a late afternoon bite. Bang & Jensen + Beyla are also open for dinner.

Bang & Jensen

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This old apothecary turned all-day café serves up a classic breakfast plate with bread, an egg, fruit and yogurt + granola. They've also got a variety of food for lunch + dinner, and turn in into a casual bar in the evening.

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Seks

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Inspired by their travels, this eclectic café is run by a lovely Polish couple and is one of the few places nestled in the city center that I recommend visiting. Great vibes, and their extensive collection of cookbooks is my dream.

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Auren's Deli

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A cozy little deli that serves up a great variety of lunch dishes. P.S. When you're done - pop across the street to the original Coffee Collective location and coffee roastery.

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Beyla

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Part of the Ark Collection, Beyla is the latest addition and located in Carlsberg Byen. Come here for their all vegan menu - get brunch, get lunch or stick around for dinner. They also do happy hour on Fridays, and they are famous for their 'Korean style' gochujang fried mushrooms!

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Cheap-ish Eats

I called this category cheap-ish eats, because Copenhagen really isn't that cheap. But all of these places are great for a casual weekday and weekend bite alike - and you'll be satisfied with a main course for approx 120-150 DKK.

Slurp Ramen Joint

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Craving ramen? Then get in line - because this is the place to go. No bathroom, no bookings. So come early or get ready to wait. I am a sucker for their vegetarian mushroom & celeriac based ramen. They also do seasonal sides that are always fantastic.

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Kate's Joint

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I'm never sure how to explain Kate's Joint. They primarily make Asian inspired food (but also some Lebanese, Caribbean dishes - anything with lots of spices essentially). It's down-to-earth. It's low-key. They've got a small kitchen, so not every dish is served every day. You'll know which ones are/aren't available based on red dots on the menu. Vegetarian friendly with lots of great dishes to choose between. I love the sambal eggplant. In the summer, it's lovely to sit outside and people watch!

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Poulette

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I'd recommend this spot for lunch. Get their spicy tofu or spicy chicken sandwich. One spice level - so be prepared.

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Broens Street Food

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Haven't booked a table? Got picky eaters? Want to enjoy the nice weather? Then Broens Gadekøkken is probably the best place to go. A bunch of different stalls. Something for everyone. It is a bit touristy, but one of the few places local still enjoy. No need for cash - all the places take card.

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Pho Hanoi

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A 'no fuss' pho place close to the central station. Come at odd hours, or book in advance - it's always busy.

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Fatty’s

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I'm obsessed with their veggie burger. mushrooms & cheese galore. get it takeaway and go sit on the lawn at Islands Brygge, or sit inside at Bootleggers and get a beer. They've also recently opened another branch in Nørrebro.

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Selfish Sushi and Sake

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This tiny little sushi place primarily does takeaway. Otherwise, make sure to book in advance. They've only got about 8 seats. Great quality sushi and sake.

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Mid-Priced 

Again, it's so difficult to categorize the wide array of restaurants in Copenhagen. But I've called this mid-priced. Many of them offer some kind of set menu with a wine pairing, but also à la carte. 

Den Lille Fede

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I've been here countless times and never been disappointed. Quintessential Copenhagen indulgence, and the name translates to "The Little Fat One". Get the 5 course or 7 course menu, and corresponding wine pairing.

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Saji

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Samuel Tobing and Jimmy Orlando were originally working at a little fusion takeaway across the street, but I was so pleased when they opened their own Indonesian restaurant in CPH. Homemade sambal, pandan ice cream - they seriously bring the South East Asian flavors to CPH.

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Propaganda Kitchen

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Trendy Copenhagen wine bar meets Seoul fried chicken. Come here for a great selection of wine to match fun twists on Korean dishes. Tteokbokki, claypot rice, cold noodles and of course... Korean Fried Chicken.

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POPL Burger

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During the COVID-19 pandemic, the noma team opened up the burger pop-up and all of Copenhagen gathered in long queues to give it a try. Now a permanent Copenhagen fixture in the form of POPL Burger, it is still one of my favorite places to eat. The veggie burger is based on fermented quinoa and one-of-a-kind, and they do lots of seasonal dishes and cocktails that takes the elevation of burgers to a whole new Nordic twist. Again, book a table if you want to be sure to eat there. Otherwise, you can get takeaway and sit by the canals and enjoy.

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Donda

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South America comes to Copenhagen add Donda. Dim lights, delicious cocktails and a seafood heavy menu. I absolutely love their ceviches and mezcal/tequila cocktails. They've also got another location in Vesterbro called Donda Deli.

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cleo

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It doesn't get more Nørrebro than this. Hip. Delicious. Multi-course servings. Lots of natural wine to pair, and at the heart of Ravnsborggade. Pop over to Kølsters Tolv Haner for a drink before or after. During the summer (and when the weather is warm), get a table outside and soak up the last rays of sun on those long summer nights.

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Gaarden & Gaden

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Underneath a bright swirly light on Nørrebrogade is Gaarden & Gaden. Another solid place for a set course menu. Start with oysters, and then get help to choose from their extensive selection of natural wines.

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Juju

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Juju is Kristian Baumann's little sister restaurant (see Koan in Fine Dining). Lots of playful dishes like green tea noodles, nori fries and white kimchi. Come here for a Nordic twist on Korean favorites.

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Il Buco

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Specializing in utilizing local produce, Il Buco uses 99% locally sourced ingredients. Go for breakfast, lunch or dinner and get charmed by the cozy interiors in this old warehouse.

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Bistro Lupa

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Another Jason Ark Collection restaurant, this place is 100% vegan - but also 100% amazing. Famous for their fried blue oyster mushrooms with BBQ sauce. They also make their own cashew based cheese, and forage local herbs, flowers, berries and more. Definitely worth a visit for vegans, vegetarians and omnivores alike.

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Pauli

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In the up-and-coming neighborhood of Sydhavn. Take the new metro line to Sydhavns Plads, pop by Sydhavns Vinbar for a glass, and then over to Pauli for food. Get some oysters and then choose between a green (vegetarian), pescatarian or meat menu. Super cozy, and finish the evening with a cocktail at the bar.

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Italian & Pizza

I gave this it's own category due to the great influx for wonderful pizza places in CPH - and then decided to throw in a few other great Italian places.

Bæst

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Christian Puglisi's Bæst is famous for their beastly pizzas and fresh mozzarella that they make daily. Again, it's all about farm-to-table, and they've got their own farm, aptly named Farm of Ideas, where they source many ingredients. Again, make sure to book in advance. If you can't get a table - then Mirabelle next door is also always worth a visit.

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SURT

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You haven't tried a Margherita pizza until you've had one at Surt. A giant Italian woodfire oven in the center of the chic Carlsberg Byen location. Lots of Italian wine, and nothing but the best pizza. My personal favorite is the Shrooms with blue oyster mushrooms, buffalo mozzarella, garlic, micro rucola. Don't miss out on their other dishes which are great to share!

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Pizzeria MaMeMi & Wine Bar

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Another great Italian pizza place in Copenhagen - this time Roman style. Very thin and crisp. Did I mention they're in the top 25 pizzas in Europe? I'm sucker for mushrooms, and like their Funghi with garlic emulsion.

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Paesàno

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Paesano brings Neapolitan cuisine to Copenhagen. But they've also a made a name for themselves because of their affordable prices. Clean Italian flavors, and finish off with a Negroni.

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Barabba

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The later your seating. The better. They're known for their butter & caviar pasta. Take Italian and put a twist on it. You'll get indulgent and fun flavors that you've never tried before.

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High-End Dining

This category is called high-end dining, and while some might break your budget - I also put Høst and Kødbyens Fiskebar in here for a more affordable alternatives, but with exquisite food.

Restaurant Koan

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If you're ready to spend $$$, then book a table well in-advance at Koan. Run by Kristian Baumann, this restaurant catapulted it's way to not one, but two Michelin stars. Inspired by his birth country of South Korea, Baumann has masterfully fusioned the New Nordic food scene with Korean flavors.

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Høst

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While it doesn't have any real Michelin acknowledgement - I do always put this on my fine dining list as it's a good intro to New Nordic dining. It's refined, but still accessible. Coming in at around 1,000 DKK per person including wine - it is also one of the most affordable upscale menus in the entire city. I recommend you book well in-advance, and recommend that you book a late seating to ensure you don't have another group coming after you.

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Noma

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Three Michelin Stars and led by super chef René Redzepi who basically sparked the transformation of the Copenhagen food scene. Haven't been yet - but will report back come August 2024, once I've more than likely fallen into the full hype.

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Punk Royale

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Again - a little bit of an odd one in the fine dining category. But the food and wine stack up, and the experience is out of this world. Punks will call you names, force feed you and make you drink wine through plastic syringes. It's a show. You've got to be open and ready for everything. Oh, and don't show up late. They may be punks, but they're very punctual.

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JATAK

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After stints at both Noma and Relæ, Jonathan Tam opened his own place - JATAK - with a focus on fusing his Cantonese roots into modern cuisine. A few months later, he had a Michelin star. If you're dining alone or a couple, then opt for the bar seating so you can watch the skilful preparation by the chefs.

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Kødbyens Fiskebar

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A great place for creative seafood dishes in an industrial environment. During the summer, you can sit outside and enjoy the buzz of the meatpacking district.

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ARK

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The upscale and fine dining restaurant in the Ark Collection, this flagship restaurant takes plant-based dining to a whole new level.

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Wine Bars

There's no shortage of wine bars in Copenhagen. Some do really excellent food too - while others just do snacks. Copenhagen wine bars are all about the natural wine, and you'll find orange wine on the menu just about everywhere. If natural wine is something that is new to you - make sure to let them know so that they can guide you into the funky (& amazing) world that is natural wine.

Vinhanen

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Translating to "Wine Tap", they've got huge vats of organic wine-on-tap. A lovely down to earth places that also has some simple snacks and bites.

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Pompette

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A buzzing natural wine bar in Nørrebro. Cute café seating on the sidewalk outside - and located right next to the popular Pompette Spicy Chicken/Tofu sandwich.

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Ved Stranden 10

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Nestled in the city center in a building in the Latin Quarters, you'll find Ved Stranden 10. I love coming here in the summer where you can sit outside, bask in the sun with a cold glass of wine. But it's equally charming in the winter when it's packed with coats and the buzz of everyone trying to stay warm and cheery.

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Ancestrale

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On a quiet street in Vesterbro, you'll find Ancestrale. Lots of natural wine, but also a great menu. Order á la carte, or get the full menu if you're hungry. It's seasonally based, and heavy on the fish & veg front.

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Rosforth & Rosforth

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When the sun comes out, Copenhagens flock to the canal. A cold bottle of orange wine, and hanging your feet over the edge with a cold glass of wine in one hand. Rosforth & Rosforth is the ultimate hang out with affordable wine by the bottle, a spot to swim and tables/benches for the lucky ones. On a perfect summer evening, it's easy to sit here for hours and take in all that Copenhagen summer has to offer.

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Sydhavnens Vinbar: Bar & Bottleshop

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A buzzing local wine bar with cheese platters, charcuterie and tinned fish galore. The owner, Lars, is ever present and ensuring all his guests have a lovely time. My favorite time of year is the days between Christmas and New Year's when they bring out their annual bubbles.

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Cocktail Bars & Breweries

While a good old Carlsberg or Tuborg might have been the drink of choice 50 years ago in Denmark, there has been a beautiful scene of breweries and cocktails bars popping up around the city. These days, you'll find a wide variety of booze-y alternatives from fruity IPAs to new concoctions galore.

Gensyn - Frederiksberg

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A bodega turned cocktail bar. Gensyn gives off old school Danish pub vibes, but deliver modern takes on even the most classic cocktails. Sophisticated cocktails in a 'no-frills' environment, but still all the Danish 'hygge'.

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Kølsters Tolv Haner

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The perfect place for a relaxed beer & wine amongst Copehagen's hippest crowd. Cozy up inside during the winter, and during the spring and summer - you'll find people flocking outside to the benches and tables in the sun.

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JOJO

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The concept is all about cocktails on tap. A great pre-dinner drink, and you can either get a single drink or order a pitcher. They do also offer some snacks, beer and wine.

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Balderdash

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This place is all about the FUN cocktails. Nestled on a backstreet in the city center, come here from quirky cocktails at one of the 50 best bars in Europe. They also do fun themed drinks for special occasions!

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BRUS

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My absolute favorite place to grab beers. A local favorite - it's a brewery and a great place to grab a bite to eat. I love their IPAs and Sours. They've also got cocktails and wine on tap. In the summer, they'll be plenty of folks outside soaking up the sun. It's also right across the street from BÆST - if you feel like trying your luck and dropping in for a pizza.

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Ruby

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A sophisticated and classic cocktail bar in the Copenhagen city center. Book a table if you want to be sure to get a spot, as it's been featured on several 'Best Cocktail Bar' lists and always has a busy crowd.

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The House of Machines Copenhagen

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A newcomer on the cocktail scene, but they've already won 'Best New Cocktail Bar'. They've got inventive cocktails - like Biscoff Old Fashioned - a homage to the owners native Belgium. Come here for great vibes, oysters and inventive spins on classics.

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Atze Peng

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A tiny cocktail bar that can't seat more than 15-20 people. It's a fun place to pop in and get yet another round of creative cocktails.

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Lidkoeb

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Another Copenhagen favorite with it's cozy fireplace and courtyard off the main street. Pop into this back alley for an evening full booze-y charm.

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Curfew

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Probably one of the pricier cocktail bars - but also probably the best service. Walk-ins are hard. This not-so-secret speakeasy delivers a real prohibition feels experience as you open the bookcase. High-end cocktails, and creativity in their serving. Couldn't recommend enough for a classy night out.

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bird

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With sleek interiors, and sleek cocktails to match - bird is the premier Frederiksberg cocktail bar. Tucked in between a furniture store and fast food place - it's easy to miss, but it's hip vibes and dim lighting are worth a visit if you're nearby.

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Brønnum

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This is where you go to drink - and be seen. Located on the corner of Kongens Nytorv (The King New Square) in a fashionable building next to the Den Gamle Scene (The Old Theatre), you'll find Brønnum. This is where Copenhagen goes to celebrate - and you'll find a selection of high-end spirits to match.

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ÅBEN Brewery, Tank Bar & Restaurant

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Originally from the Danish city, Kolding, ÅBEN has made quite a mark since opening in Copenhagen. Their open and industrial hall is lined with brewing tanks, and their center features a kitchen with pop-ups from various restaurants. In the summer, crowds will gather after work on Friday's to grab a beer and sun chair in the city's vibrant Meatpacking District.

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Ice Cream

You scream, I scream - we all scream for ice cream. It may be cold here half the year, but that doesn't stop Danes from eating ice cream. Here are the top picks.

Alice Ice Cream & Coffee

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Alice ice cream makes thin thin thin crispy waffles, and lots of delicious ice cream. They're only open for ice cream during the summer - and the rest of the year, they function as a café and bottle shop.

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Aurora_Ismejeri

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A spinoff from København's Bageri (founded by Alice & Benji) - this is my new favorite ice cream shop. Similar in style to alice with it's crispy thin waffles. I highly recommend their seasonal flavors like koldskål (a Danish summer yogurt) and staples like their pistachio and chocolate.

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Isoteket - Østerbro (Original Location)

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Isoteket takes classic flavors and put a fun spin on them. Hazelnut & Bergamot. Lemongrass & Chocolate. Pineapple & Mint. Those are just some of their funky (but delicious flavors). The original is located in Østerbro, but they've since opened 2 locations in Nørrebro and one in Valby.

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Istid - Nitrogen Ice Cream

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Two friends started this cute little ice cream place which brought nitrogen ice cream to Copenhagen. They've got fun seasonal flavors, and occassionally you'll see their bright red truck parked outside the shop.

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Restaurant Groups

Copenhagen is not a fan of traditional chain restaurants - but there is an affinity for restaurant groups. Restaurants within the group each have their own concept and kitchen-style, but there is a guarantee of quality. The most popular ones are:

Cofoco: Short for Copenhagen Food Collective, they've got a wide range of restaurants across the city. A couple of my favorites include Høst, Delphine, Oysters & Grill, Llama and Jah Izakaya. I haven't tried Donna yet - but it's high on my list to try!

Madklubben: Translating to "Food Club", Madklubben had restaurants across all of Denmark. They've also recently taken over the restaurant at the Carlsberg Brewery, which serves up some traditional Danish smørrebrød for lunch - and Carlsberg beer of course!

Overview of Madklubben restaurants

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Pluto Group: Check out their flagship Pluto, but they've also got several other restaurants including Barbba, Bottega Estadio, Gorilla, Maison, Retour and Propaganda.

Flagship restaurant - Bib Gourmand awarded - Pluto

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Norrlyst Group: They've rapidly opened several restaurants and earned Bib Gourmands. Check out Norrlyst, Theo, Odette, Gabrielle, Gemini, and most recently Abigail.

Overview of Norrlyst restaurants

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Cleo: Mentioned earlier in this guide, Cleo, also has other sister restaurants: Grimal, Frank, and Polly (a great place for brunch!)

Off The Beaten Path

South Harbour Café

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An extremely cozy café run by Danish-Moroccan sisters. They serve a wonderful Moroccon brunch plate, mint tea, and on Fridays: couscous tagine. They've worked to support immigrant women, and help them get work. It's not only great food, but also socially responsible.

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Killer Kebab - Vesterbro

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There are plenty of kebab places in Copenhagen, and I will by no means be making any claims as to which one is best. But I do enjoy the falafel at Killer Kebab, and the generous amount of slaw (cabbage, apply, celery and herbs) that gives it a fresh and healthy(ish) feel. Originally located in Vesterbro, it's now opened a branch in Nørrebro and one inside Fisketorvet Shopping Mall (which to be fair, has a pretty beautiful view of the harbour).

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Picniq Valbyparkens spiseri

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If you feel like going for a walk and feeling like you're outside the city, head to Picniq in Valbyparken. A cozy and local café that'll see locals flocking to it when the sun comes out. Don't miss a walk in the nearby Sydhavnstippen with it's roaming sheep and alpacas. P.S. Please respect the animals.

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Morgenstedet

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A staple for cheap vegetarian eats in Copenhagen hidden in the eclectic Christiania. Go here for lunch, as the neighborhood isn't quite as welcoming at night.

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Eat in Time

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At Eat in Time, you'll find Chef Celine cooking up a storm. Originally from China, she brings her homestyle cooking to Valby. It's a quaint place, so make sure to book in advance. She changes her menu seasonally but makes excellent use tofu and mushrooms which I absolutely love.

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Gro Eatery

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This restaurant isn't for those who are scared of heights. Walk into a courtyard and up the spiral back steps, and then you'll end up at this urban rooftop oasis. This rooftop garden produces veggies for the locals - but Gro Spiseri makes use of local products + honey, herbs and flowers from the rooftop. Join for a long-table seasonal dinner, and soak in some rooftop sun!

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Additional Locations

Wild Horses - Sønder Boulevard, Vesterbro

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The Vesterbro location of Wild Horses. Note: It is much smaller than the Sydhavn location, but equally as cozy.

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Andersen & Maillard

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The city center location. No seats - so grab a coffee and pastry to-go.

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Andersen & Maillard

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The Nordhavn location. They've got a decent number of seats inside.

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Gensyn Amager

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Their Amager location - I haven't been here yet. But I've heard it is equally as good!

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Coffee Collective Bernikow

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Their city center location - just off the main shopping street, Strøget.

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Coffee Collective Jægersborggade

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Their location on the hip Jægersborggade.

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Coffee Collective

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This location is actually really cute. It's one of the old kiosks by Nørreport station, now converted into a coffee bar.

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Coffee Collective Torvehallerne

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Not going to lie... this location is always packed with tourists - unless you're there on a cold January day. Still worth a visit, but not at all as cozy.

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Coffee Collective Carlsberg Byen

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Donda Deli

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Fatty's

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The Sixteen Twelve

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A sister café to the popular brunch spot Cadence. Located on the very cozy Jægersborggade. Make sure book ahead of time!

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Grød - Torvehallerne

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This is Grød's location inside the famous Torvehallerne.

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Grød Vesterbro

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This is Grød's main location on Vesterbro.

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Grød - Indre Nørrebro

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This is a secondary location in Nørrebro - close to the famous Elmegade.

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Grød - Østerbro

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This is Grød's location on Østerbro.

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Grød - Christianshavn

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This is Grød's location on Christianshavn.

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Grød - Frederiksberg

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This is Grød's location on Frederiksberg.

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Hart Bakery - Meatpacking District

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This is Hart Bakery's location in the Meatpacking District.

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Hart Bakery - Holmen

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This is Hart Bakery's location on Holmen (on the way to Refshæleøen).

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Hart Bakery - Islands Brygge

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This is Hart Bakery's location at Islands Brygge.

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Hart Bakery - Frederiksstaden (Marmorkirken/Amalienborg)

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This is Hart Bakery's location in Frederiksstaden (close to Marmorkirken and Amalienborg).

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Hart Bakery - Østerbro

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This is Hart Bakery's location in Østerbro.

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Hart Bakery - Nørrebro

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This is Hart Bakery's location in Nørrebro.

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Hart Bakery - Reffen

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This is Hart Bakery's location at Reffen (Refshæleøen).

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Hart Bakery - Istedgade

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This is Hart Bakery's location in Vesterbro (not far from the Central Station).

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Isoteket - The Lakes

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Isoteket - Nørrebro

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Isoteket - Valby

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