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We decided to do desserts here and I'm glad we did, since it was quiet around the evening time and we practically had the place to ourselves. I got some tea, my husband got some coffee and it came with biscuits that we also enjoyed. My husband went with a danish while I went with a strawberry pie with a side of fresh cream. It was wonderful and it was located on the way back to our hotel, so it was perfect. We got to enjoy our time together, enjoying deserts and warming up with our tea and coffee. I loved it.
We stopped by on a Tuesday morning around 10AM. Not that packed. You order at the counter and then they bring the food to your table. There are two levels. I only sat on the first floor. The food here is definitely on the pricey side. Spent about $60 USD for brunch but it was so worth it. Between the two of us we got the brunch platter and the smoked salmon tartar avocado toast + a bottle of apple juice. The brunch platter is so worth the money even though its a bit expensive. It comes with fresh bread, butter, a selection of cheese, marmalade, a salmon with cream cheese, this ham thing that was AMAZING (seriously, how do i remake this??!), fruit and CAKE! The presentation was amazing and its definitely a large portion. Big enough to share for 2 people. The avocado toast came on rye bread with a smoked salmon tartare and rye chips. Also, large portion. We could have ordered 1 entree to share but being on vacay we wanted to try more than one thing! We were in the area later in the week during the afternoon and the restaurant was buzzing with people!
Stopped in here for coffee and cake while sightseeing. Lovely setting looking up the shopping area - very busy on Sunday afternoon and it's a 'free- for- all' to find a table. Queuing is not the norm and you have to be in the ball to find a table and people will jump in on front of you. We just missed Sunday Brunch which looked amazing and as we had dinner plans later we just had coffee and cake but all the dishes coming to travels nearby looked amazing ! My daughter had a strawberry milkshake and a piece of raspberry slice while I had coffee and raspberry and chocolate torte. Both were lovely and served with vanilla cream. Coffee was nice and served with two crispy biscuits. Lovely setting with great choices and quite a few different things on the menu. Cost around 260Kr for two cakes, coffee and milkshake.
Like most other reviews mention, the prices are a bit high, but the portions are huge. Basically, the best advice is to share plates. My sister and I stopped by here on a Sunday night, when most places around were closed. There is lots of seating inside and two levels. The decor is warm with a Nordic look, having fur pelts laying around. For a drink, my sister got the elderflower tea and I got the ginger beer. For meals, I ordered off the menu from the favorites section. I got the "cozy plate" that had a little bit of lots of other dishes. It was too much for me to eat on my own and would be a good plate to share with someone else. My sister got the lasagna, which also was huge and very shareable. Also, they have English menus, which is always a plus for tourists who don't speak danish.
We wanted a decent brunch on a casual Sunday in Copenhagen. It was rainy so it was very crowded inside the restaurant. You have to order at the bar and they give you a number to place on your table. I ordered the brunch special which was a TON of food for one person. It came with 3 slices of fresh bread of various varieties, 2 cheeses, 2 different meat spreads (salmon and ham I believe), butter, jam, your choice of orange juice or raspberry smoothie (I chose the smoothie) choice of yogurt, pancake or eggs (I chose eggs) and a bunch of fruit andddddd a chocolate dessert. It was amazing!!! Super filling and everything tastes fresh and delicious. Grab a table and have one member of your group go order and pay while you hold down the table. The brunch plate cost around 30 euro and was totally worth it.
Great location, which cuts both ways: great environment for people watching while having a nice latte and gnosh, but so popular that it's always teeming with people! You order inside, and they bring your food and drinks to your table. My friend ordered a latte, I ordered a hot chocolate (which interestingly, could not be had with low or no fat milk, for whatever reason, which I'd never experienced before). The people watching was great, and given the location, we'd likely go back, but just temper our expectations a bit, and go with the flow. It seemed to have more promise than our two lackluster experiences at Cafe Europa across the fountain, but alas...
I'm not gonna lie, I think my most favorite part about having guests come to visit me from abroad is that I FINALLY have another excuse to go to Cafe Norden. You see, fellow yelpers, I cannot actually justify a trip to this magical place without having the excuse of having guests to please. And I'll tell you why: I spend a lot of stupid energy bitching about how much cake there is in Copenhagen. Have you noticed it, or am I just crazy? I work in Christianshavn, where there are approximately eight bakeries within a stone's throw of the front door of the building, so you can imagine my struggles when, for no apparent reason other than "It's Tuesday", I'm stuffing 5 pieces of cake into my mouth (the quicker I eat it, the less evidence, amiright?!). Now don't get me wrong. I freaking LOVE cake. Me and cake, we're bff's. For reals. BUT, it used to be, back in the 'Murica days, that cake actually only happened for [what I consider to be real] special occasions. We're talking once a year for birthdays, and then if you consider a good old fashioned American pie as cake, two more times for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Upgrading this methodology to the New York way, cake just simply did not happen. It went sort of like this, instead: It's you're birthday, aw, that's sweet, let's all just take you out to a restaurant for dinner, split the bill, and all 8 of us can share your dessert with one candle in it." So to break it down for you, my waistline simply. Cannot. Handle. The. Extra. Cake. Consumption. Especially now that I'm over 30. *gasp* Needlesstosay, I fight the urge to stuff cake in my mouth just about every day. On most days, I'm successful, and then when I have tourists staying with me, I use them as a scapegoat to eat THE BEST CAKE IN COPENHAGEN. And then I go home, and I listen to my heart palpitate for approximately 7 hours, because this is what happens when you eat at Café Norden, especially if it involves Drømmekage and their homemade hot chocolate. HIGHLY recommended, in any case. PS: I hear they have other food. I have never tried anything but the coffee, hot chocolate, and cake. I imagine if I were to balance a meal here with the other delicious looking items on the menu, I might have less heart palpitations. TBD.
This cafe was just down the street from our Air BnB flat. I can't say enough about this lovely restaurant. As an American, it was easy to determine what to eat. They have English menus readily available at the counter. Based on the breakfasts you can order, I'm blow away that the Danish people are so damned skinny (it's bad enough they're all stunningly gorgeous). The service is mostly friendly, efficient and quick. I had a laugh with the first person I ordered from who had no idea what a Mimosa was. It's a lovely space with banquet/tables in the windows and blankets on the chairs if you want to sit outside before the sun comes out (if it comes out ;) Definitely order the combination (brunch) plates for breakfast. You get an lovely mix of American and Danish style food that you can never finish no matter how badly you want to.
Overtime I've been coming to Café Norden before several different looks (new interior and decoration). I have mainly tried their coffee and cake. The view and location is indisputable one of the best in Copenhagen. I love coffee especially cappuccino. I love raspberry or any fresh berry pie. With this been said, I do think that Café Norden did not provide this time. The pie: too little custard. Fresh raspberries but little taste. The cappuccino: too little coffee taste though probably good coffee, to much milk foam - kind of like the do in Italy, but didn't like the type of milk. I liked the serving style and the little moon shaped cocoa dust on top. Looks good. Try maybe the soy milk. Quick sufficient staff even with many people. Cosy rooms both down- and upstairs. Did I mention that the prices are outrageous? Cake 70kr, cappuccino 55kr. Try the brunch maybe with an espresso, find a window spot, close your eyes and pay.
Cafe Norden was the highlight of the trip! It's the nicest cafe I have ever been to. Exquisite pastry and delicious coffee and tea. They serve all their warm drinks with some sort of danish cookies which are so so good and slices of ginger and lemon with the tea (served in a beautiful teapot). The service is excellent, extremely nice staff! They were so active and efficient they even brought our order to the second floor which has an amazing view of a fountain in a square of one of the main streets of Copenhagen. It was all an experience!:D Just watching them make the coffee is exciting! The way they carefully fix your order and just everything! The decoration is fabulous and I think it shows how much I enjoyed it hihi so yeah, it's a big big must! You will not regret it:)) P.s they didn't have wifi that's why it's missing one star:( otherwise it would have been a strong 5 stars review!
Café Norden has a beautiful large outside patio seating that overlooks a water fountain and shopping plaza/town square. Anywhere you sit allows for people watching and taking in the sights of the local architecture. The café has free wifi, just ask for the password. I only had dessert and a coffee but they also serve brunch, lunch and dinner. English menus are provided and everyone speaks English so there was no problem communicating. The service at this cafe is nothing I have experienced in a long time. Rikke was wonderful. She went above and beyond to fulfill my picky coffee needs and made my Americano perfectly. I believe the prices are decent and to be honest even it was expensive I still would have paid more and enjoyed the evening. Each coffee comes with a tasty ginger cookies. YUM! Just a wonderful experience, I cannot say enough. Just go!
This could possibly be the best brunch of my life. OF MY LIFE!! The menu was just burst with options and it is honestly worth every penny. We got a few desserts to share and the carrot cake and the strawberry tart were one of if not the best I've ever had. Not too sweet but just perfect deliciousness. We got a lot of things to share - my favourite being the Nordic board which came with everything. So so so good. I would recommend just getting one of those to share because we really over did it and ordered far too much. I'm not a fussy eater but if there is one thing I dislike its tomato soup. I tried their tomato soup which is what they are apparently famous for and it was really good so that is saying something. I loved the ambience of the place and how you can just go in and find somewhere to sit. It's very big and spacious with nice lighting and the staff were very friendly. I'm a big fan of green tea and loved how it came with fresh lemon and ginger! I went to buy another pot because I wanted more lemon and ginger and the waiter filled up my pot, a new tea bag and more ginger and lime for free! Way to my heart would come back to Copenhagen just for this meal.
Fell in love with this cafe in the Indre By area ! So spacious & cozy - true hygge & European vibes. The seating is first come, first serve and you order at the bar like most cafes in Denmark. The ambiance was so cozy. We ordered a cafe latte and a mocha latte. Both were delicious and creamy and they came with little ginger cookies on the side. We also ordered the 3 mini veggie burgers and they were so yummy! And actually more the size of normal burgers in the US so I was pleasantly surprised. The burgers came with the softest and tastiest potatoes I've ever had. Whether you're looking for a romantic evening coffee with your special someone, a cozy catch up with a friend, or some R&R on your own - this cafe is a must go to if you're in Copenhagen ! read more
7 years ago
Absolutely fantastic, if huge, meal. Though it doesn't say so, it seems these meals are to be ahared because they are so plentiful. Loved what I had and still stuffed hours later. The mushroom frittata (I think it was) was absolutely delish- no rubbery egg taste, lovely mushies. I was worried about the carrot salad because it looked like it was tossed in something creamy, but it was quite good. This also included a really rich and thick tomato soup, and a small toast w/ goat cheese and a rhubarb jam, and some sweet treat- I'm guessing made with mascarpone. Hubbies sandwiches were good, though I've never seen mushrooms in a chicken salad before (luckily they were big enough for him to pick out so I got those too). Only reason to dong them a Star was due to the chaotic way and wait to order. There was one queue downstairs and two people intermittently taken orders. But, the people taking the orders also were making fancy coffee drinks and doing other stuff, so it was very staccato. When we were next in line, both people ringing people up went missing for quite a few minutes and then a newcomer went straight over to the 2nd register to ask a question, as if the people in the longer queue weren't waiting, and because the guys behind the counter were so all over the place they couldn't keep track of that. Then it turns out if you want to sit upstairs, you have to order up there, so off we went to wait in another queue. After you order, you take a number to your table and we thought they forgot about us, and asked a bus boy to check in for us and he returned with our food. Oy! Also: They do have English menus on request, but not typically on the table. Excellent food and ambience! read more
We decided to do desserts here and I'm glad we did, since it was quiet around the evening time and we practically had the place to ourselves. I got some tea, my husband got some coffee and it came with biscuits that we also enjoyed. My husband went with a danish while I went with a strawberry pie with a side of fresh cream. It was wonderful and it was located on the way back to our hotel, so it was perfect. We got to enjoy our time together, enjoying deserts and warming up with our tea and coffee. I loved it. read more
8 years ago
We stopped by on a Tuesday morning around 10AM. Not that packed. You order at the counter and then they bring the food to your table. There are two levels. I only sat on the first floor. The food here is definitely on the pricey side. Spent about $60 USD for brunch but it was so worth it. Between the two of us we got the brunch platter and the smoked salmon tartar avocado toast + a bottle of apple juice. The brunch platter is so worth the money even though its a bit expensive. It comes with fresh bread, butter, a selection of cheese, marmalade, a salmon with cream cheese, this ham thing that was AMAZING (seriously, how do i remake this??!), fruit and CAKE! The presentation was amazing and its definitely a large portion. Big enough to share for 2 people. The avocado toast came on rye bread with a smoked salmon tartare and rye chips. Also, large portion. We could have ordered 1 entree to share but being on vacay we wanted to try more than one thing! We were in the area later in the week during the afternoon and the restaurant was buzzing with people! read more
9 years ago
Stopped in here for coffee and cake while sightseeing. Lovely setting looking up the shopping area - very busy on Sunday afternoon and it's a 'free- for- all' to find a table. Queuing is not the norm and you have to be in the ball to find a table and people will jump in on front of you. We just missed Sunday Brunch which looked amazing and as we had dinner plans later we just had coffee and cake but all the dishes coming to travels nearby looked amazing ! My daughter had a strawberry milkshake and a piece of raspberry slice while I had coffee and raspberry and chocolate torte. Both were lovely and served with vanilla cream. Coffee was nice and served with two crispy biscuits. Lovely setting with great choices and quite a few different things on the menu. Cost around 260Kr for two cakes, coffee and milkshake. read more
Like most other reviews mention, the prices are a bit high, but the portions are huge. Basically, the best advice is to share plates. My sister and I stopped by here on a Sunday night, when most places around were closed. There is lots of seating inside and two levels. The decor is warm with a Nordic look, having fur pelts laying around. For a drink, my sister got the elderflower tea and I got the ginger beer. For meals, I ordered off the menu from the favorites section. I got the "cozy plate" that had a little bit of lots of other dishes. It was too much for me to eat on my own and would be a good plate to share with someone else. My sister got the lasagna, which also was huge and very shareable. Also, they have English menus, which is always a plus for tourists who don't speak danish. read more
9 years ago
We wanted a decent brunch on a casual Sunday in Copenhagen. It was rainy so it was very crowded inside the restaurant. You have to order at the bar and they give you a number to place on your table. I ordered the brunch special which was a TON of food for one person. It came with 3 slices of fresh bread of various varieties, 2 cheeses, 2 different meat spreads (salmon and ham I believe), butter, jam, your choice of orange juice or raspberry smoothie (I chose the smoothie) choice of yogurt, pancake or eggs (I chose eggs) and a bunch of fruit andddddd a chocolate dessert. It was amazing!!! Super filling and everything tastes fresh and delicious. Grab a table and have one member of your group go order and pay while you hold down the table. The brunch plate cost around 30 euro and was totally worth it. read more
Great location, which cuts both ways: great environment for people watching while having a nice latte and gnosh, but so popular that it's always teeming with people! You order inside, and they bring your food and drinks to your table. My friend ordered a latte, I ordered a hot chocolate (which interestingly, could not be had with low or no fat milk, for whatever reason, which I'd never experienced before). The people watching was great, and given the location, we'd likely go back, but just temper our expectations a bit, and go with the flow. It seemed to have more promise than our two lackluster experiences at Cafe Europa across the fountain, but alas... read more
I'm not gonna lie, I think my most favorite part about having guests come to visit me from abroad is that I FINALLY have another excuse to go to Cafe Norden. You see, fellow yelpers, I cannot actually justify a trip to this magical place without having the excuse of having guests to please. And I'll tell you why: I spend a lot of stupid energy bitching about how much cake there is in Copenhagen. Have you noticed it, or am I just crazy? I work in Christianshavn, where there are approximately eight bakeries within a stone's throw of the front door of the building, so you can imagine my struggles when, for no apparent reason other than "It's Tuesday", I'm stuffing 5 pieces of cake into my mouth (the quicker I eat it, the less evidence, amiright?!). Now don't get me wrong. I freaking LOVE cake. Me and cake, we're bff's. For reals. BUT, it used to be, back in the 'Murica days, that cake actually only happened for [what I consider to be real] special occasions. We're talking once a year for birthdays, and then if you consider a good old fashioned American pie as cake, two more times for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Upgrading this methodology to the New York way, cake just simply did not happen. It went sort of like this, instead: It's you're birthday, aw, that's sweet, let's all just take you out to a restaurant for dinner, split the bill, and all 8 of us can share your dessert with one candle in it." So to break it down for you, my waistline simply. Cannot. Handle. The. Extra. Cake. Consumption. Especially now that I'm over 30. *gasp* Needlesstosay, I fight the urge to stuff cake in my mouth just about every day. On most days, I'm successful, and then when I have tourists staying with me, I use them as a scapegoat to eat THE BEST CAKE IN COPENHAGEN. And then I go home, and I listen to my heart palpitate for approximately 7 hours, because this is what happens when you eat at Café Norden, especially if it involves Drømmekage and their homemade hot chocolate. HIGHLY recommended, in any case. PS: I hear they have other food. I have never tried anything but the coffee, hot chocolate, and cake. I imagine if I were to balance a meal here with the other delicious looking items on the menu, I might have less heart palpitations. TBD. read more
This cafe was just down the street from our Air BnB flat. I can't say enough about this lovely restaurant. As an American, it was easy to determine what to eat. They have English menus readily available at the counter. Based on the breakfasts you can order, I'm blow away that the Danish people are so damned skinny (it's bad enough they're all stunningly gorgeous). The service is mostly friendly, efficient and quick. I had a laugh with the first person I ordered from who had no idea what a Mimosa was. It's a lovely space with banquet/tables in the windows and blankets on the chairs if you want to sit outside before the sun comes out (if it comes out ;) Definitely order the combination (brunch) plates for breakfast. You get an lovely mix of American and Danish style food that you can never finish no matter how badly you want to. read more
Overtime I've been coming to Café Norden before several different looks (new interior and decoration). I have mainly tried their coffee and cake. The view and location is indisputable one of the best in Copenhagen. I love coffee especially cappuccino. I love raspberry or any fresh berry pie. With this been said, I do think that Café Norden did not provide this time. The pie: too little custard. Fresh raspberries but little taste. The cappuccino: too little coffee taste though probably good coffee, to much milk foam - kind of like the do in Italy, but didn't like the type of milk. I liked the serving style and the little moon shaped cocoa dust on top. Looks good. Try maybe the soy milk. Quick sufficient staff even with many people. Cosy rooms both down- and upstairs. Did I mention that the prices are outrageous? Cake 70kr, cappuccino 55kr. Try the brunch maybe with an espresso, find a window spot, close your eyes and pay. read more
Cafe Norden was the highlight of the trip! It's the nicest cafe I have ever been to. Exquisite pastry and delicious coffee and tea. They serve all their warm drinks with some sort of danish cookies which are so so good and slices of ginger and lemon with the tea (served in a beautiful teapot). The service is excellent, extremely nice staff! They were so active and efficient they even brought our order to the second floor which has an amazing view of a fountain in a square of one of the main streets of Copenhagen. It was all an experience!:D Just watching them make the coffee is exciting! The way they carefully fix your order and just everything! The decoration is fabulous and I think it shows how much I enjoyed it hihi so yeah, it's a big big must! You will not regret it:)) P.s they didn't have wifi that's why it's missing one star:( otherwise it would have been a strong 5 stars review! read more
Café Norden has a beautiful large outside patio seating that overlooks a water fountain and shopping plaza/town square. Anywhere you sit allows for people watching and taking in the sights of the local architecture. The café has free wifi, just ask for the password. I only had dessert and a coffee but they also serve brunch, lunch and dinner. English menus are provided and everyone speaks English so there was no problem communicating. The service at this cafe is nothing I have experienced in a long time. Rikke was wonderful. She went above and beyond to fulfill my picky coffee needs and made my Americano perfectly. I believe the prices are decent and to be honest even it was expensive I still would have paid more and enjoyed the evening. Each coffee comes with a tasty ginger cookies. YUM! Just a wonderful experience, I cannot say enough. Just go! read more
This could possibly be the best brunch of my life. OF MY LIFE!! The menu was just burst with options and it is honestly worth every penny. We got a few desserts to share and the carrot cake and the strawberry tart were one of if not the best I've ever had. Not too sweet but just perfect deliciousness. We got a lot of things to share - my favourite being the Nordic board which came with everything. So so so good. I would recommend just getting one of those to share because we really over did it and ordered far too much. I'm not a fussy eater but if there is one thing I dislike its tomato soup. I tried their tomato soup which is what they are apparently famous for and it was really good so that is saying something. I loved the ambience of the place and how you can just go in and find somewhere to sit. It's very big and spacious with nice lighting and the staff were very friendly. I'm a big fan of green tea and loved how it came with fresh lemon and ginger! I went to buy another pot because I wanted more lemon and ginger and the waiter filled up my pot, a new tea bag and more ginger and lime for free! Way to my heart would come back to Copenhagen just for this meal. read more
7 years ago
Really enjoyed everything I had here... The champagne, smorrebrod, tomatoes soup, raspberry mouse cake and chai latte! Super lovely waiters and waitresses! read more
Sure why not! It was raining outside and we popped in for a bit of a chocolate brownie with cappuccino! OMG! it was absolutely delicious! Very friendly staff, the place was packed! Highly recommend this chocolate brownie! read more
12 years ago
There wasn't anything about this place we didn't like. It is one of those places in Copenhagen where you have to order and pay at the bar. Second floor, open at 10am on Sundays, has a great view and is huge. The brunch on Sunday's has liver pate, salmon salad, varieties of bread, eggs/bacon or yogurt, smoothies/juice, chocolate cake and coffee/tea. I'd consider it sufficiently Danish and likable to many It was also a decent price for brunch at 200 DKK. We were told it's the number one place in Copenhagen for hot chocolate, so tried that. It was definitely good, served with home made whipped cream. It's centrally located, a good price, and a good atmosphere. If there weren't so many other brunch places in Copenhagen we'd definitely go back! read more
11 years ago
Portions are huge! We didn't know we could have shared a breakfast plate. The location is great by the shopping area. read more
7 years ago
Food was great but a little expensive, we ordered the traditional open sandwich. this is a self service restaurant. read more
12 years ago
A huge crowd today. Busy place but still very cosy. Went with my 3 1/2 yr old and 12 yr old girls and had a huge serving of nachos and chicken. Very tasty. Love the rooms with old world craftmanship. Even though it was very busy the staff was attentive and the food came quickly. read more
10 years ago
Fun classy cafe that provides a cozy atmosphere with beautiful views of the city! Location: Right in the middle of what's going on. Service: Quick, friendly and helpful. We Americans had lots of questions, and the service staff helped us out! Atmosphere: cozy and classy. Each chair had a drape/blanket thing to cover up when chilly! Food/drinks: We ordered coffees and hot chocolates, plus a delicious pastry (kind of like a big poptart but much much better, of course). The cafe also offered Lactaid, for those of us who cannot tolerate regular milk. My mom ordered hot chocolate with whipped cream; she said it was chocolately and thick. Each hot drink (and the cold coffee also) came with two ginger crunch cookies. The pastry was flaky and light. read more
7 years ago
For the first time, we came there just for a cup of coffee but came back the next day for food because we liked that place from the very first minute. Great location, interior, tasty food and cool vibe! Must visit in Copenhagen! read more
12 years ago
This place is spectacular! I can't think of one thing we didn't like or enjoy. The atmosphere was busy but inviting, delicious food, and a very helpful staff. If your in Copenhagen, definitely make a stop here. You won't be disappointed. read more
One of the best burgers I have ever had. On the main square overlooking Copenhagen, its a lovely place for a drink or dinner. Great menu, great quality, ingredients prepared well and piping hot. They also have a formidable Danish beer choice on draught. A highlight of a day/night in Copenhagen. read more
What a wonderful stop in Copenhagen. This place is right on the square and therefore I figured it would be full of tourists getting ripped off, but we had a wonderful meal here. The pork loin burger was great, complicated and interesting. I don't see how anyone could eat it with their hands though, I just ate it with a knife and fork and it was great. My wife got the tapas board and it was stellar with many interesting small dishes. The deserts looked wonderful, but we didn't have any room to try them. I should note that they charge an arm and a leg for a class of ice water. Would expect to get mineral water for the price. read more
9 years ago
The food tastes like heaven and it's worth the price, the view is amazing too. Btw, you must be REALLY hungry if you want to finish a plate by yourself !!!! read more
10 years ago
Cafè Norden was recommended to me by a local friend. She described it as a "must have experience" for all visitors to Copenhagen. After visiting, I concur. It is without doubt the best brunch I have had in my life. The service was of a good standard, the venue and atmosphere was wonderful, and the food was absolutely divine. I ordered the healthy brunch option which was beyond expectation. All in all, it should be on everyone's list of place to visit in Copenhagen. read more
8 years ago
Well worth the price! We had a lovely breakfast and start to our Copenhagen tour. Everything on the plate tasted delicious and I couldn't even finish all that was there. My favorite parts about it was the fresh squeezed orange juice so so good. Get that stuff. Also, the different breads and tuna and chicken salad was very yummy. Fruit was fresh and ripe, breads were homemade and cheeses fresh. We loved it all. read more
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Before you go there you need to know that the prices are high and the quality is slightly above average. Knowing that the place is great! Nice location for after dinner chill. Friendly staff and cozy place. read more
8 years ago
10 years ago
Cafe Norden is my favorite cafe. - It's located in pretty much the center of Copenhagen - The view is nice. It's right to the famous street: 'Strøget' - They have a small secret balcony, where you can sit too - The food is fabulous and so are the waiters And the list goes on .. I have been here a lot of times and I keep coming back because the food and service is really good. The prices are a bit over average for a Cafe Latté & a Cappuchino, but that does not matter, because it's worth it. The only thing that bugs a little, is that the waiting time can be long, especially when it's packed. I have waited 45 minutes for a brunch, a lunch, and a dinner before, but if you just order cake and a coffee, it won't take long. But I really recommend this cafe/restaurant! It's marvelous :) read more
Classic Copenhagen on beautiful Amagertorv at the beginning of the pedestrian walking street Stroget. Grab a table outside and soak up the sun and people watch. Too cold or a little wet? Grab a blanket and sit under the awnings or head inside to beautiful old school upstairs or a cozy corner near the busy bar downstairs. Delicious cakes and coffee and bubbles or a cold beer. Share a plate of smørrebrød - three varieties and a seasonal option are big enough to fill two. Try the twin tartares - fresh and delicious with little warm squares of chewy rye bread. The salmon tartare almost like a ceviche - citrusy and tasty. read more
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