overpriced and half their goods can be found for significantly less in the shops next door…read more(eg:normal)

Yelp Review 2023 #227:…read more Conveniently located right next to the hotel I was staying at in Copenhagen. It looks chaotic from the outside because it's in Radhuspladsen but when you walk in, you'll find a clean and well-organized convenience store. Probably the nicest 7-Eleven I've ever seen. They have fresh fruits and vegetables, fresh bakery items (cookies, doughnuts, muffins, brownies, pastries), hot food items (empanadas, pizza, sandwiches, bread...the taquitos look sus though - they look like fried/ baked tube of puff pastry), and your typical convenience items. I only grabbed drinks and snacks. There's this chocolate milk called Cocio that tasted nice. The times I've been here were pretty odd times: early morning before touring the city and at night when I'm ready to go back to my hotel. So, it was never crowded and busy. But I can see locals that work in the city center that would grab a quick breakfast here before heading to work.

There is a 7-Eleven inside the Københavns Lufthavn and that has a different address. This review is…read morefor the 7-Eleven that is *outside* the central station to the west on Istedgade. And as 7-Elevens go, it's decent with a good selection of snacks and drinks. Espress coffee drinks seem to be a hit here with a machine that makes them to order. I wanted a beer and a bag of salty chips to go with it, easily finding both and paying for them at the register. My lack of Danish was not a problem as the credit card machine accepted my form of payment with no issue. Easy!

This 7-Eleven is across the street from the Copenhagen Main Station on the corner of Reventlowsgade…read moreand Istesgade. I am staying in the Menninger Urban House around the corner, so this 7-Eleven location is very convenient for a quick snack or even a cheap lunch/dinner. They have a good selections prepared food behind the counter as well as stuff in the refrigerated section that you can either eat cold or heated in the microwave. What I suggest if you are not in a hurry at the train station is to come here as the prices are cheaper than the 7-Elevens in the train station. For example I found out after I bought a 6 pack cans of Coke at the 7-Eleven in the train station and at a later time realized when that it was about 20 dkk cheaper at this location that is outside the train station. I'm not sure if everything is marked up in the train station, but it seems that way. Just compare your prices when shopping. The employees are patient and nice. The store is clean and well stocked.

It's interesting to see a 7-Eleven inside an airport…read more Lots of useful convenience items. The staff were not very attentive

I can't believe this 7-eleven has low ratings. I like it! They have good sandwiches and baked…read moregoods. Drinks and DRINKS. Conveniently located whilst staying at the Clarion connected to the airport. And the guy working was pretty chill and nice. Plus it's a good price. And it's clean.

We were in search of another grocery store and came across this one. The two grocery stores we…read morehave visited have been on the smaller size. Hubby wanted a piece of fruit and a sweet. It seems that most of these stores carry freshly baked pastries. I was humored by the bread bun with a hole down the middle for a hot dog or sausage. Free WiFi.

It does not look like much but this urban supermarket is quite deep despite the narrow and…read morewindowless storefront. Bakery, produce, dairy, meats, and quite a lot of beverages and dry goods. I stopped late in the evening to stock up on a few bits for my hotel room. There are displays of beers and wine, a couple of coolers with cold beers in them. Lots of salty snacks and sweet candies.

The all-natural sausages (a.k.a. hot dogs) had a wonderful snap when you bit in--juicy, flavorful,…read moreand promising at first bite. But after that, things got a little... complicated. The toppings came in like they were auditioning for the lead role, completely overshadowing the star of the show--the sausage itself. The bun didn't help matters either; a bit too dry to hold the team together. Still, there's potential here. They offer plenty of sausage and topping combos, so maybe the perfect pairing is out there waiting to be discovered. And who knows--they might be in for a surprise if they ever try a hot dog in the U.S. (yes, even a humble Costco one!). The all-natural sausages (a.k.a. hot dogs) had a wonderful snap when you bit in--juicy, flavorful, and promising at first bite. But after that, things got a little... complicated. The toppings came in like they were auditioning for the lead role, completely overshadowing the star of the show--the sausage itself. The bun didn't help matters either; a bit too dry to hold the team together. Still, there's potential here. They offer plenty of sausage and topping combos, so maybe the perfect pairing is out there waiting to be discovered. And who knows--they might be in for a surprise if they ever try a hot dog in the U.S. (yes, even a humble Costco one!).

Best hotdog ever! And this was one of the few places to…read moreoffer a non-pork option. Try the traditional Danish way!

I was really excited when our tour guide let us know we were getting a Danish hot dog (classic dog…read morenumber 1) as part of our excursion. I'm from a very tiny town in Northern California that has a famous Danish hot dog sold at a store called the Red Front. The yellow bun it's served on is an old Danish recipe that's famous in part because it's delicious, but also because it's so recognizable it solved a crime. Although Red Front's hot dog link is very similar to the one this DØP kiosk serves, it's DØP's bun that brings the experience down from a four to a three. The type of bun I expected is known as a classic soft pølsebrød. It's similar to Challah in that it's a yellow egg bread and tastes nothing like the heavy sourdough bun DØP uses and the honey and I ended up mostly throwing away. The service itself was friendly and helpful and I enjoyed the pickles and the hot dog itself - it's just the bun that doesn't work. So all in all, I'd love to see them offer the option of the older recipe bun in the future.

Woah..... if you think you've had the best hot…read moredog..ConeyIslandChicagoHebrewNationalOscarMeyer...well you really haven't! Sorry folks.. Denmark has gotten us pretty beat. How you ask? First let's call it by its rightful name: Polse ("pool-seh") translates to sausage, but what it really signifies here is hot dog. Copenhagen, like New York City, is a great street-dog town. Now, let's talk about the variety: bacon hot dog, veggie, Umami, pork, roasted hot dog Then, the toppings: chopped onions, fried onions, mustard, mayo, ketchup, cucumbers Where to find it? Metro stations, street, kiosks. My friends, do you want to see a happy tourist.. the one with a mustard ketchup mustache, dripping down the chin! This little kiosk serves the most delicious hot dogs and vegan is on the menu! The staff are sweet and personable. They take the hot dog business very seriously, as they should! "Hanegal refers to a Copenhagen-based food company specializing in organic products, and it is also the name of a specific organic hot dog stand (often associated with DØP) located at Købmagergade 52A, Rehlat. The bread is whole grain, from slowly raised dough and topped with linseeds. Hanegal sausages are a key ingredient in DØP's gourmet organic hot dogs, which are sold from stands near the Round Tower and Church of the Holy Ghost. " Once you've tried a Danish hot dog, there is NO going back! To get there: Hop a flight to Denmark Take Metro, M2 yellow line to Norreport. Find Round tower and cart is right outside.

Normal is one of those unique supply and novelty item shops. It is one of those places where you…read moretruly never know what you will find. Yes, they have a lot of those items of necessity, but they also have tons of other stuff, as well. It is one of those places that you can go into and find that something that you never knew you needed, a unique gift, and/or the everything else. There are a lot of Normals across Copenhagen and elsewhere. This one is one of them. No better, no worse. Overall, this is a fun and functional place to shop.

I wish the prices could be in Euro so I'd know how much everything is but they sell everything…read morehere! So as a holidaymaker it's perfect for all the shampoos and face creams you may need and they have 100ml bottles which is useful. I also like their brand of licorice sweets which they don't sell outside Scandinavian countries unfortunately.

Excellent grocery store, the "small" "local" one as compared to the local big box store, which we…read morehaven't visited yet. Produce selection is small by American standards. Family necessities are well covered, as are party goods, greeting cards, and liquor. Think local market - it's not as big as Shaw's / A&P / Star Market etc but it's bigger than 7-11.