Broens Gadekøkken

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"Price range: $$ Broens gadekøkken is translated to the Bridge Street Kitchen and is located on the Greenlandic Trade Square just next to Nyhavn at the other end of the Inner Harbour Bridge. The square was built in 1735 and for more than 200 years, the area was a focal point for trade between the Faroe Islands, Finland, Iceland and Greenland (there is a mini museum about the history of the square that you can visit for free). This street kitchen is more than just food as they host lots of different event like FREE beer and yoga: takes place every other Wednesday in even-numbered weeks from May to September from 6pm to 7pm. Family bingo Broens Flea Market Want to see all of their events? Go here https://broensgadekoekken.dk/events/ Opening hours: Food stalls: all week 12pm to 8pm Bars: Sunday - thursday: 10am to 9pm Friday to saturday: 10am to 10pm During the winter season from November to March, Browns Gadekøkken is transformed to one large skating rink. Skating / renting skates is €10 an hour Renting a helmet is €3.35 an hour Renting a skate mate is €6.5 an hour Opening hours: Sunday - thursday: 10am to 9pm Friday - saturday: 10am to 10pm Psst the food stalls and bars are open all year around! Broens Loppe Marked: Your original Flea market overlooking the water of the Copenhagen Harbour. Once you get tired of shopping, you can grap some food just a few steps away at the street food market Broens Gadekøkken. Opening hours: The market is open on Sundays from April to September at 12pm and closes at 5pm. "
"Broens Gadekøkken was opened in May 2018 at Den Grønlandske Handels Plads at the end of the Inderhavnsbroen, as a collaboration between the founders of Copenhagen Street Food – Papirøen and Reffen, together with some of the owners of restaurant Noma. Here you can get world-class street food from reputable Copenhagen restaurants and chefs, where quality, good ingredients and taste experiences are paramount. During the season, guest chefs from all over the world are invited to come up with their personal take on street food and on selected Fridays there is a Friday bar, where the street kitchen focuses on tasty drinks and a nice atmosphere. The food market's expression is inspired by the location on Den Grønlandske Handels Plads at the end of the Inderhavnsbroen, where traders and sailors from Greenland, Iceland, the Faroe Islands and Denmark arrived after long journeys at sea. With a location in the heart of Copenhagen Harbour, guests can enjoy the view of the water and a beautiful sunset. In the winter months, Broens Skøjtebane opens on the square. Copenhagen's best-located ice rink, which welcomes the whole family for winter fun on ice in the heart of the city."
"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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