Really great food right near the hip Jaegersborggade- I got the two course meal - salmon and avo…read moreappetizer and then the beef entree. Generous portion size, great Mediterranean flavoring. My wife and son got the Greek chicken entree and were both very happy with it. Nice atmosphere for a summer evening.

I went to this place for a brunch buffet with a few friends. The price is fabulous at 119 kroner…read moreand the food was pretty good quality. You don't often find brunch buffets in Copenhagen. The location isn't exactly meant or built for a buffet so getting your food is a little bit awkward. The chai tea was also solid and the waitstaff were really nice. The only reason I wouldn't return here for brunch is because there are so many other brunch places in Copenhagen.

Stopped by for a pizza here. Super small with a few chairs inside and out. Staff was friendly…read more Menu is all in Danish as you might expect for a place off the beaten path outside of the touristy part of town. Pizza was good and ready in only a few minutes. Would recommend this place. Super close to the major park if you want to grab it to go and enjoy in the park.

I went here in one late afternoon after strolling around the city and opted three combo of…read moresmorgasbord. As a foreigner, I couldn't be happier with the quality of the food. The ingredients were fresh, fish doesn't smell, beef patty was well cooked. The owner has a very interesting taste of interior design. Water doesn't come for free though.

I had been to Cafe Sisko a few times before where I was truly not that impressed…read more I was invited out for dinner here last night where I thought I'd give the place another try. I generally like to try places a few times before I fully judge their menu. I immediately noticed that people already dining had these wooden boards with food on them, which was completely new to me. I ordered their steak with bearnaise sauce which comes with whatever daily greens/sides they have that day. Today it was mushrooms, red peppers & bacon. This was a dish I had previously ordered where before It was extremely boring, but after looking at other people's plates I was super intrigued to try it again. I'm glad I did! I don't know when this change happened, and I don't know if it's because they just got a new cook or what, but I'm glad they took the time to change it up! The meat was perfectly cooked and the sides were a nice combo to go with it. Perfect bearnaise sauce as well! For dessert my table and I ordered their cheeseboard which comes with different cheeses, bread & figs/walnuts in a sweet sauce of some kind. All I can say is, GIMME MOREEE! Seriously, so good! The figs/walnut on top of the cheese was such a good combo. Loved it! I haven't tried this place for lunch, and I've never tried their pizza's so I can't judge them based on that. After last night though I definitely want to try other items though to see if they are as good. Only thing that bothered me though was that the waitress we got wasn't very knowledgable on any of the items on the menu or the drinks on the cocktail menu. Whenever we asked her a question she had to run back and ask the kitchen or just said "I don't know". I get that sometimes it can be hard to know every item, but I do think all staff should have a bit more knowledge on the place they are actually working.

We gathered here along with the Yelp Social & museum club for our monthly brunch & I have to say…read morethat it was really nice. It's a tiny looking place parallel to walking street & there are quite a few places around. The brunch served to us seemed very enticing & inviting which is a good feeling to have. I was very happy with the quality of good as well. Cannot complain at all. The staff here was very attentive & everytime we were out of bread or water it was refilled immediately. Also they paid attention to the tiniest of details which is rare but really good to see. I would surely recommend this place for brunch & price wise also seems to be pretty decent. ps: there is free wifi available too. Can't ask for more

Most delicious burger I had in København! Order the beef sandwich with a Carlsberg :-)read more

Great breakfast/ brunch spot. We were recommended this place by the employees at our hotel, so we…read moredecided to give it a try. Definitely an interesting concept -- you pick 5 small things from the menu and they bring it out on a board. The food was pretty good and for sure a good presentation. The food was a little pricey though to be honest, but a fun place to try out when visiting.

The staff was so nice. Food was great. We liked the little cafe vibe and the cinnamon rolls were…read moregood.

Excellent healthy food location where those with a variety of health-focused diets could get a…read morevariety of options. I dined there twice and would be happy to do it again. I like their salmon bowls, juices were also good. But everything I tried tasted great, not just "healthy". Food served in stylish ceramic bowls and mugs. The location is also excellent - 3rd floor or a shopping complex with a great view downward. Highly recommended!

Who'd have thought? Not me, that's for sure! I'm usually very anti all those media driven fashion…read morediets, like paleo and, yes raw food. Because of that, I had been actively avoiding 42Raw which was one of the frontrunners when the raw food diet swept over Copenhagen a few years ago. Until this past Saturday, that is. We were at Frederiksbergcenteret and looking for some lunch. Choices there are a bit slim (it's not that big a mall), limited to a bakery, a Joe & The Juice, Paleo, and 42Raw. It was basically the Battle of the Celebrity Diet out there. And seeing as I don't count bacon as a vegetable, we ended up on 42Raw rather than Paleo. They seem to have loosened up on their original concept, that nothing was heated above 42 degrees celsius (the main idea in raw food and the origin of the number '42' in their name), a bit. Their menu now counts both pizza and burgers, though everything is vegetarian/vegan. I opted for their pizza slice and salad combo, and holy guacamole, Batman! The pizza was the portobello mushroom version, and a salad with broccoli and pear, and both were excellent. All vegan, well-made, jammed-pack with flavour, and very filling. My better half had the avocado and hummus sandwich, and that seemed to be a hit, too. My side limonade and the cocoa and date smoothie were great, too, in particular the smoothie, which tasted so creamy and sinful that you'd almost expect a call from your doctor! So yes, I'm convinced. And I'll most likely be back, here or in their other outlet in downtown Copenhagen. I'll just pretend the '42' is a reference to the answer to the great question of life, the universe and everything.

Excellent all organic bakery including sandwiches, desserts, and smoothies in 6 locations around…read moreCopenhagen. We came to this one for a weekday lunch and had a feast. Their brunch plate was a well balanced plate, and the assorted pastries we tried were all delicious. My favorite was definitely the salad - bean sprouts, quinoa, and pumpkin (?) with a side of hummus and pea purée combined with a subtle curry flavor. It was refreshing and aesthetically beautiful!

Items Selected: Grov Birkes…read moreKanelsnegle Hazelnut Danish Strawberry Tart with Chocolate and Cream Carrot Loaf Chocolate and Caramel Covered Marzipan With Andersen Bakery shuttering both locations permanently on 6/28/17 and many other Copenhagen establishments closed on Sundays it was to Det Rene Brød at Godthåbsvej 45 in Frederiksberg that the bike was steered on July 2nd, a 7:00am arrival finding the place fairly busy for a city where few are frequent Church-goers, the clientele entirely local and several of them clearly regulars. Still a family owned business since opening in 1988, though now with a couple of locations around the city, Det Rene Brød roughly translates to "Pure Bread" and although quite similar to Lagkagehuset and Meyers Bageri there is something that immediately seems more 'homey' about the space, a rustic sort of charm in the way things are displayed and cute signs about the virtues of Coffee as well as patience. Offering both savory Breads and Pastries, an elderly Baker visible behind the counter manning an oven that renders the interior of the space quite warm, it was after scanning the goods a couple of times that the decision was made to invest in a total of six items, the price after tax just under $20USD and first bites of the seed-covered Grov Birkes impressive in just how much the Danish palate differs from America, the thin layer of Jam only slightly sweet and the overall flavor not dissimilar to the Sesame Steam Buns occasionally seen at Chinese Restaurants. Getting more sugary from here forward, though even something as simple as Icing seems to be made less sweet in Copenhagen, a second encounter with Jordbaerkage proved far more successful than the first thanks to darker Chocolate and fresher Berries while the Carrot Cake here was also better than Laura's or Lagkagehuset thanks to an ample amount of grated Vegetables and Nuts, the lack of Frosting made up for by buttery Streusel teaming with Ginger, Cloves and other Spices. Told that it might be a good idea to let the Danish settle for a few more moments, the desire to eat it hot balanced by one of not wanting to lose any of the semi-solid Custard, it was after perhaps ten minutes that the laminated square was torn in half to find the center still jiggly, the Eggy custard again reminiscing a classic Dim Sum selection while the Hazelnuts offered a nice textural contrast despite not really affecting the flavor too much. Rounding out the visit with a Cinnamon Roll plus a chilled square best described as a Klondike Bar replacing Ice Cream with Marzipan, those looking for the best Kanelsnegl" in the city need look no further than Det Rene Brød, the flattened coil allowing more surface area to come into contact with the heat and thus become more crispy while the laminated dough holds up well to a whole lot of Butter and Cinnamon plus a thin swirl of Icing.

Better than I expected. I went here with two Other yelpers for an early lunch. We ordered one daily…read morespecial (chicken patty with tzatziki and fresh vegetables), one vegetarian dish (egg muffin with avocado, shredded beetroot salad, mixed chick pea salad and hummus), thanks to Yelp there was 50% discount. We also got an egg wrap. Order came in about 10 minutes and everything looked just amasing and portions were really nice. You can look at my pictures. Everything tasted just right. There are few features I really liked and I think they need to be mentioned. - you basically make your order on an iPad. There are portions with vegetables, proteins, sauces, bread, salads, toppings... - I really loved the idea relating to pull ups. Every pull up you make, earns you a 1% discount on your order. I got 50% discount! Well only because of Yelps special week deal, not because of pulls up :) - I also found their coffee interesting. It was something new for me- The system is Growers cup. Its basically bag with coffee, where you just add hot water and than you wait 3-6 minutes and than you can pour. One bag is for two cups (people). Price was 30 Dkk, which was not so bad - at the end I have to mention the bathroom, which is for Danish standard, quite huge and really stylish. Generally speaking its a very nice place focused on healthy food. Strongly recommend to people who really care about their health and diet. Thank you for reading it and have a nice Yelpy day!

Suuuuuuper excited about this new low-carb / gluten-free option on offer in Copenhagen as of a…read morecouple months ago. Protein-baren has taken up shop on Jagtvej close Nørrebrogade, where there's more shawarma action than most of us know what to do with. Are you over kebab? Do you feel like garbage after you eat it anyway? Do you want to at least pretend to be healthy? Are you too lazy to cook dinner sometimes? Are you cheap? Fantastic. Then I think Protein-Baren might be the place for you. The shop is currently a mom and son stop, where Frank is in front taking orders and his sweet mother is sweating behind the scenes putting together delicious high protein wraps and sandwiches. They have a fancy app that's coming out in August so you can order your food ahead of time so you don't have to wait to eat (and even if you don't do that, the wait's not very long), but I highly recommend unloading for a while (bonus points if you're unwinding after some heavy squats) and hanging out while you eat: it's quite *hyggeligt* inside.