Such an expansive brewery for the area. The beer options are so varied, especially compared to…read moreother beers offered in Copenhagen. There is ample seating both indoor and outdoor. There is a bottle shop immediately next door if you want to take any of the options home. The prices for pours are so reasonably priced. Wished I had an opportunity to come back and hang out at such a chill spot.

If you like craft beer, go to BRUS. My friend and I went on a Wednesday evening around 7 p.m. and…read moregot a table right away outside. Start by ordering at the bar- the line moves fast. They sell half and full glasses. Since they have two sours on tap, I ordered half glasses of both the passion fruit sour ale and the raspberry one. Were they my favorite? No, but they were good and I appreciated their presence on the menu. The space itself is massive with a large taproom, an area to buy cold packs of beer and outdoor seating at long tables. They also have wifi, which is very helpful for tourists.

For tourists this bar is pretty far off the normal routes that would be recommended to you. It's…read moreone for beers geeks looking for craft beers on tap and keen to keep away from the Tuborg and Carlsberg that dominate touristy bars. It really is worth the trip, not far from the nearest metro stop it best described as a grainy hipster bar where 99% of the clientele are locals. There are retro pictures on the walls and bicycles hanging from the roof. Apart from that it is pretty basic with no fancy edges, just a chalkboard with 10-ish craft beers from across the globe on tap. I had an amazing IPA from New Zealand which is one of the best beers I have had on this trip to Copenhagen. Definitely worth a look if you like new beers and want to get of the beaten track. (Sadly no wi-fi though)

I love this gem of a place in Nørrebro…read more Forget the upscale Mikeller or the big Taphouse, this place is small but "hyggeligt" as the Danes would say. I was dragged here after a hearty meal at the Ethiopian restaurant on the same street further down Nørrebrogade and this place is just perfect. I like that there are more and more craftbeer bar in Copenhagen that gives no excuse to drink a bad beer. They have their beer list on the blackboard by the bar and you could get a taste of what you will order, and since it's called Ølsnedkeren, they make their own bottled beer as well. Too bad I had to hurry home because I was drinking on a Wednesday, but I would definitely come back to this place again.

Another cozy Mikkeller spot in Copenhagen…read more Great ambience, bartenders were attentive and friendly. We are in town for the Mikkeller Beer Celebration and headed here for a tap takeover. Beers were good and service was on point.

We were all in on Mikkeller in Denmark, visited this and War Pigs…read more I liked this location better, it was a really nice little neighborhood taproom. The beers are delicious - I especially like the Berliner Weisse, as I go for low ABV beers, and not IPAs. That said, I had a Mikkeller IPA and liked it - it was nicer than the super pushy American IPAs. Love the atmosphere here, very hygge with the candles and all. Guys behind the bar were really friendly and helpful as well. Will return next time in CPH!

Kate is amazing! The beer tastes so good here!…read more I ran into this place and I'm glad I stopped by. Everyone was friendly and welcoming! The service was epic! We had a seltzer and a Pilsner and they were smooth and fresh. The vibe in here was cozy. It was a rainy day but the music and ambiance hit the spot. What a treasure! I'll definitely be back here!

Beer is expected in Sweden, there is no way around it, but at least, this place have the best beer…read more Over 40 beer on tap, pretty decent food and not too crowded

If you would like to go to the most authentic, over one hounded old bar in Denmark this is the…read moreplace to go, and the most awesome owners!

Amazing place!! It is just like "jernbane Cafen" in "matador" (Danish Tv series about Demarl in the…read more30's). We got great stories about the local brewery, the bar, the town all from a very friendly and knowledgeable bartender! Highly recommendable. Only downside is that this place official closes at 9 pm. It should be obligatory to visit this place if you are in Elsingnor.

A beer for my tired feet and some wifi for my charged laptop. It's a neat little underground craft…read morebeer bar. A number of high top tables and some comfier seats arranged with some privacy and a "nook and cranny" sort of thing. Comfy! A dozen taps with the usual sorts of beers. Most of them local and limited release but they do have a small bottle shop with imported beers if you'd prefer that. I enjoyed my beer here! Neat stop!

First impression: This place is a little too cosy to be a beer place, maybe a cafe would be more…read moresuitable, but then we all know that we should never judge a book by its cover. Taplist is very decent, although not that adventurous, they have the usual names on the list, and some really good beer list. There was Rasputin from De Molen brewery when I was there, a very good stout. Another plus for the bar is probably that they have a stack of board games you could borrow, and that there is a "mini" bottle shop, stocked with some Belgian beers and selections of Amager Bryghus. Service is top-notch, there's nothing I can't complain. I feel that the target for this bar is just for people who want to try different beer out, without having to mingle with snobbish beer nerds like in "more serious" places like Mikkeller or Taphouse nearby. It's good "entry-level" bar so to speak and the location in Strædet is also perfect for tourists to sample how "hygge" and "beer" can be combined.

Popped in exclusively for drinks, so can only comment on the environment mostly…read more Such an interesting spot! We asked for their wine varietals and they essentially were re-filling most wines so we were told they had 1 white and 1 red-we ordered one of each. The wines themselves were very fine. However, once you leave the ordering area you realize how cool the area is. The bar overlooks a dock that people have surrounded around in various swim gear. If you plan ahead well enough you can easily go swimming and have a lovely glass of wine. If not, like us, then sit by the dock and enjoy the weather while drinking your glass of wine. We didn't venture into any of the food but really cannot emphasize how much we wished we could lounge further from a swimming standpoint! A lovely stopping point especially if you're on the way to Copenhill.

Food was delicious! Wine was delicious! Such a beautiful spot to relax right by the waterread more

Touring the Carlsberg brewery was a super fun and interactive experience. Of course you get to…read moresample their lagers and other beers. They tout to be one of the oldest beers in the world and they might be. Very interesting to learn about the history of the brewery and play/interact with the displays at your own pace with your group time. Afterwards, you can visit the gift shop, the hall of beer, and taproom + stables. The horses were gorgeous and they're working, where you might catch them pulling a wagon around. If you're in Copenhagen, worth a visit!

Truly a wonderfully done museum and tour!! I loved how interactive the exhibits were! Each person…read morewill get a wristband that you can scan to interact with the museum exhibit (take photos, create avatars, etc.). At the end, you can scan the QR code to download your goodies electronically! The museum ticket gets you 1 "welcome" mini Carlsberg beer, and 1 full size beer at the end of the tour. All the employees at the museum were so friendly! The walking tour was so fun and interesting. We learned a lot about the Carlsberg family and the different architectures/designs of the campus buildings. Recommendation: Museum and walking tour!

Jeppe Jarnit-Bjergsø is one of those interesting "gypsy" brewers who started out with a beer store,…read moreand now takes his ideas and brews at many facilities like his own. Anyone into beer knows that he comes up with crazy things, makes some intriguing brews, then tosses those ideas aside and moves onto the next one. The twin brother of Mikel Borg Bjergsø, (the famed Mikkeller) who himself is in the gypsy style brew biz, the name makes sense. Evil Twin Yin Stout is my thing.