We stopped at a small grocery store for a large bottle of water to take to the hotel room. We…read morepaused as we looked at all the pastries and breads. We got a 2 liter bottle of water and a pastry. Some interesting things available.

So, my gym is right on top of this place - why oh why isn't my gym on top of a more organic…read moresupermarket like Irma - so it goes without saying that I come here a lot. First of all, if you are an organic freak like me there are slim pickings. Especially in veggies and fruits as most of offers at hand are from remote (suspicious) places and you have no clue what chemicals they're pumped with. Secondly, this is a quite surprising place. In the 'dry' section I've managed to find organic spelt flour and spelt for cooking, gluten free pasta and a range of other specialities. In the milk sections, I've found not only soy milk (very common these days), but soy yogurt. I would still prefer to go to Irma any given day, but this is a much cheaper option and you can still find your basic foods here.

Great little store in the neighborhood where my Airbnb was located. They have an amazing selection…read moreof beer. I was happy to find a high ABV sour and it was so good when I finally drank it, I went back for another! Checkout was easy and the staff were nice.

It looks like a corner grocery store, but NO! So many beers, wines and a variety of alcohol drinks…read morefrom all over Europe and the world dot the stores fridges. But wait! There is a cellar that has a treasure trove of bottled beers and other types of bottled/can brewed items neatly placed on shelves and fridges. Take the stairs by the cashier. Of course, there are the usual fruits/veggies, but they seem to have a little more specialty items like vacuum packed cheeses and meats. A whole fridge is dedicated to a brand of yogurt. Specialty Haribo gummies, crazy chocolates from around the world and grasshopper/worm snacks line the walls. Fine ice creams in freezer. Fresh coffee/espresso drinks and avocado sandwiches are freshly prepared by the cashiers. Fun little place with friendly cashiers. Outdoor bench seating.

Right around the corner from our hotel is this little supermarket where you can grab various…read moreessentials like some alchohol, drinks, fruit, and some ready made foods. Great if your travelling and are looking for quick bites or just something to carry along with you for your daily excursions. The place obviously is catering to tourists visiting the downtown area as most folks in there buying stuff when we went we essentially buying similar things. They do also have weekly specials on various items which you can find on their website, which obviously helps to save a buck or two if your traveling on a budget as Copenhagen itself can be rather expensive when compared to other european cities.

Really nice supermarket! Maybe The cheapest supermarkets on that street! Netto is Danish brand of…read moresupermarkets, probably one of the cheapest in this moment. Personally I like, that they have a lot of organic products, they change their discounted items weekly and I had never problem about quality of my purchase. This store is organized, clean and seems everything fresh. Even there was a lots of people in the time I was shopping, no big lines in front of cash register. Last few years I can see, that Netto is really caring about their stores. They really taking them one by one and refurbish them. Thumb up from me!

Best supermarket for organic food in Copenhagen. They have devoted two areas of the shop for…read moreorganic food. One in the fruit and vegetables department and one big area for all other kinds of foods. In the dairy department they have a wide selection from Arla, Thise, and Osted. I prefer the jersey milk from Thise. They got fresh bread from Meyer's bakery. Try the Kanelsnurre (a cinnamon bun), you are not going to regret it.

Right around the corner of Griffenfældsgade and Nørrebrogade, lays my favourite supermarket,…read moreSuperBrugsen. The said store has some of the nicest service in the city. They always have what I need. The shelves are most of the time packed. The floors are clean and the store is kept tidy the whole day. When it gets busy, the cashiers act fast. They open a couple of new 'boxes/desks' and also allow you to pay in the kiosk.

I was robbed by both the the restaurant and a professional thief. The owners were more concerned…read moreabout their appearance that the safety of customers. Tried to blame us for their apathy and charged double while I had no way of paying for us having a stressful reaction to being ROBBED. They only reacted and followed up(we are still not sure if They even made a police report) after I posted to their social media. Tried to say it's their protocol while seemingly not having a care for their customers. ....food may taste good but the these people think they are too good and should dictate how people should Behave when they are violated. Poor taste!!!!!! No tourist or any loyal customers should walk through this place or sit at this counter!!!!

Opens on Sunday and worth every crowns. A friend and I share the charcuterie board. I was amazed by…read moretheir selection of beers and the girl behind the counter was nice enough to let us have a taste before purchasing. The price was very reasonable for me. Plenty of little tables around the area.

one of the only places in town where one can find korean hot pepper flakes (gochugaru), dumpling…read morewrappers for steaming, and rice cake sticks or coins. i know the sign doesn't say 'koreatown market' but among the chinese and thai products, i am able to find most dry items i need for cooking korean dishes. the service is very sweet and if you ask about the item you're missing, you may just find it in the shop in the following weeks. there are also rice cookers and steaming baskets for sale, and you can find tofu (12-14kr) and tempe (15kr) in the refrigerator. as for produce like daikon radish and chinese cabbage, head down to kabul market the next block over.

If you are staying at the Adina Apartments, this paired down version of a supermarket is very…read moreconvenient and only a couple of steps away. I purchased some essentials include food, water, and beer. I am luckily that this was the only place around that was still open as most places are already closed for the Christmas holiday.

This is a great store to get the essentials. Certainly worked out well for me whilst I stayed 5…read moredays at the Adina apartments next door. Goods are cheap, produce is fresh and its an easy breakfast/lunch on the cheap. In terms of layout this place is a bit of a mess, it could certainly do with a tidy up that shows some pride in the store as it almost looks like everything has been dumped into its respective area for customers to sort through.

On par with the iconic La Maison du Whisky in Paris, Juul's is the go-to store in CPH for all your…read moreprecious spirit & wine needs. And the tastings are plentiful so don't be shy when you see something, say something and chances are good you may be able to experience it before you purchase. In particular their rum & mezcal offerings are unmatched just about anywhere. Staffers are all way beyond knowledgeable & friendly but ask for Marie as she's real good peoples.

Wow, if you're missing something in your liquor cabinet, this is the first place you should look…read more About half the store is wines and the other half is spirits and bitters and things. Their selection surprised me; they have everything from sake to cachaça and even moonshine. Most of what they offer is whiskey and it ranges from affordable to the REALLY good and old stuff that you only break out if you need to impress an important person. There are lots of tastings offered at a good price, too bad I can't make it to the mezcal tasting coming up! The guys working here were really nice and even ran down to the basement for me several times to check if a product was in stock. They also didn't look down at us for asking for a cheaper option and suggested some good bottles. Very good, unpretentious service and a great selection. You can even get a little tiny hotel-fridge-sized bottle for some spirits, which is excellent if you've never tried it before and would like to test it before splurging on a whole bottle. The prices can obviously be a little high but for the most part it is reasonable compared to buying duty free. You might be able to get a popular brand cheaper at the supermarket when it's on sale but for the more interesting stuff, definitely come by Juul's.