The Latte machine that actually makes good coffee have been boken now for a week. The other one…read morethat gives you a few cl more, but burns the coffee, wasn't working today either. In Stockholm you could always choice another Pressbyrån if that happens because they are everywhere. In Malmö they are apparently some sort of limited edition, because when the coffee machine brakes in one Pressbyrån, there is nowhere else to go. :( Can you please fix the machine as soon as possible?

This Pressbyrå has the widest celection of foreign magazines and newspapers in Malmö…read more I come here for my fix in Craft's magazines. It's situated inside the Central Station and thus geared towards travellers with easy meals, paperbacks, newspapers and magazines. The lines at the cashregister are long but the staff is very efficient.

Extremely nice cafe/book-store music store. Coziness is high and coffee is good too…read more If you are in a need of a relaxing, high cultured, coffee that is the place to go in this part of CPH !

Very cool bookstore, gift shop (sorta), and music played here. I stumbled upon it and was drawn in…read moreand did end up spending some time here. I found two amazing books: TRUST Gert Tinggard who solved the riddle of Denmark's success and that trust is essential to a functional national economy; easy read small soft back and ...by . It is eclectic store and good to spend some relaxing time in. They have unusual ethnic items that I am not sure where they were from but really nice and tempting. I saw lots of cool. I will go back and enjoy this place because it is an unusual set up and I needed more time. They were close to closing. If you are a bookstore bookie..go. I would recommend this on your list of Denmark. It's not all Denmarkyish but worth a stop.

2 DHL boxes of mine got delivered to a kiosk shop called Lucky Købmand since the drop box in the…read moreneigh is full. Shop address is Njalsgade 35, 2300 Copenhagen S - Denmark. Please reconsider NOT dropping off in this store in the future. The elderly man behind the counter in the kiosk shop is abusive, rude and refuses to give out packages to anyone until 12 noon and that's not conducive for every day functioning of business.

Such a beautiful bookstore! The building is quaint and filled to the brim with books. There is a…read moremain level and then a spiral staircase leading to a lower level. When one enters the store, literary fiction is to the right, poetry is to the left, and there are travel books inside the right corner just above the split level alcove. My goal was to buy a book of Danish poetry, as one of my learning strategies for learning Danish from afar involves me translating a poem from Danish into English every Sunday and attempting to read the Danish poem to my Danish boyfriend over Skype. It is quite difficult to find Danish poems online. Solution: buy books here! The poetry section consists of three shelves and it appeared to me that there was a good mix of very famous Danish poets and other contemporary Danish poets. There also seemed to be poetry that the authors had published through smaller presses, as the covers were of the artistic sort rather than the mass produced sort. Much to my pleasure there also seemed to be just as much poetry written by people with traditionally female names as there was poetry written by people with traditionally male names. I ended up with the collected poems of Tove Ditlevsen (DKK 199,95; $29). There were two shopkeepers in the store when I was there, and the one seemed very friendly as she helped another customer and the other was very friendly as she rang me up (and, of course, had no problem switching to English when she asked me a question in Danish that I did not understand). Why only four stars? It could use a bigger and more varied selection of greeting cards. Picky, picky, I know, but that's the best part of American independent bookstores, in my humble opinion. Nevertheless the store does have the required display of Moleskine notebooks!