A very clean and neat 7-Eleven located in the train station. Just browsing to see what they had…read morefor future reference.

If you're traveling on somewhat of a budget, you'll love these 7-11s. Food is expensive in…read moreCopenhagen. So, we bought 7-11 sandwiches several times during our week stay. They were quick, cheap, actually fresh, tasty, and there was a good variety. The people working there were also extremely nice, not what you'd expect from an American 7-11. They were actually happy to see you and very courteous. We ate at regular restaurants once a day. But, we supplemented with some prepared food from supermarkets, 7-11s, and street carts. Sandwiches at these 7-11 were 1 for 25-40, and 2 for 40-60 Kronar, which means 1 for $4-$6, and 2 for $6-$10. Very reasonable. We saw similar looking sandwiches at fancy food stalls for at least double those prices. Just because you're on vacation doesn't mean you have to throw your money away. Most people work months just to save enough money to go on vacation for a week! That's a lot of money to pay for a sandwich. Save yourself some money and buy some of these 7-11 sandwiches. They were fresh and tasty and we saved half our money. (It's part of the reason why my wife and I were able to retire in our early 40s.)

Excellent grocery store, the "small" "local" one as compared to the local big box store, which we…read morehaven't visited yet. Produce selection is small by American standards. Family necessities are well covered, as are party goods, greeting cards, and liquor. Think local market - it's not as big as Shaw's / A&P / Star Market etc but it's bigger than 7-11.

The 7-Eleven chain in Kobenhavn is a polished, nicer-than-I've-ever-seen version of a convenience…read morestore. The interior and its offerings very minutely resemble the 7-Elevens of the U.S. I was impressed with the variety of prepared refrigerated food they had, including this "Paleo" brand line of food featuring really healthy and fresh looking food. I'm talking about spinach and roasted red peppers and quinoa topped with chicken type meals. Pretty fancy if I do say so myself. The cooked food even looked appetizing and a viable option. The products, although pricier are, on the whole, quality ones. There were a plethora of bottled beverages and snacks available. Bottled water is the equivalent of over $4 USD which was a bit steep but then again one is hard pressed to find bottled water anywhere in Kobenhavn. The store clerk was a bit rude to us which is why I leave my rating at 3 stars. As someone who lives in the US, I think a visit here would be worth it if only for interest and comparison purposes.

A quick stop after taking a boat tour. Plenty of options. They staff was helpful. I was originally…read moreseeking a restroom and they showed me it was located outside.

This place is a part of history. They still make hard candy the old fashioned way, mixing sugar,…read morecolors and flavors by hand in large batches. The candies are phenomenal. Get here by public transport, as finding and paying for parking downtown is a pain. Closest station is Nørreport Train and Metro Station. Multiple busses connect here as well.

I would never have found this place without our tour guide. It's down an alleyway and inside a…read morecourtyard, but that's where this 100 year old candy shop lives. They're still making these candies the same way that they did back then - entirely by hand. Other than an electric heater that helps keep the raw candy "dough" warm enough to work, nothing has changed in a century. It's a small shop, so our tour group didn't stay long. Just long enough to watch them turning and folding the candy, then cutting it into bits to be wrapped. We got a free sample too, which was pretty neat. The candy is very pretty and comes in a few dozen different flavors. Certainly any gift of this you bring back to home will be appreciated. Delish!

We were in search of another grocery store and came across this one. The two grocery stores we…read morehave visited have been on the smaller size. Hubby wanted a piece of fruit and a sweet. It seems that most of these stores carry freshly baked pastries. I was humored by the bread bun with a hole down the middle for a hot dog or sausage. Free WiFi.

It does not look like much but this urban supermarket is quite deep despite the narrow and…read morewindowless storefront. Bakery, produce, dairy, meats, and quite a lot of beverages and dry goods. I stopped late in the evening to stock up on a few bits for my hotel room. There are displays of beers and wine, a couple of coolers with cold beers in them. Lots of salty snacks and sweet candies.

There is a 7-Eleven inside the Københavns Lufthavn and that has a different address. This review is…read morefor the 7-Eleven that is *outside* the central station to the west on Istedgade. And as 7-Elevens go, it's decent with a good selection of snacks and drinks. Espress coffee drinks seem to be a hit here with a machine that makes them to order. I wanted a beer and a bag of salty chips to go with it, easily finding both and paying for them at the register. My lack of Danish was not a problem as the credit card machine accepted my form of payment with no issue. Easy!

This 7-Eleven is across the street from the Copenhagen Main Station on the corner of Reventlowsgade…read moreand Istesgade. I am staying in the Menninger Urban House around the corner, so this 7-Eleven location is very convenient for a quick snack or even a cheap lunch/dinner. They have a good selections prepared food behind the counter as well as stuff in the refrigerated section that you can either eat cold or heated in the microwave. What I suggest if you are not in a hurry at the train station is to come here as the prices are cheaper than the 7-Elevens in the train station. For example I found out after I bought a 6 pack cans of Coke at the 7-Eleven in the train station and at a later time realized when that it was about 20 dkk cheaper at this location that is outside the train station. I'm not sure if everything is marked up in the train station, but it seems that way. Just compare your prices when shopping. The employees are patient and nice. The store is clean and well stocked.

Compared to the 7-11 in the states, they are a one stop special snack stop. They have…read moreorganic/healthy salad, high protein bowls, special heavy dark bread/fancy baguette/seeded bagel sandwiches, yogurts, vitamin drinks, fresh grilled sausages, fresh baked pigsinablanket tart, cold pressed smoothies/juices, hot pizzas, chix on a stick and eye catching donuts. Very Whole Foods like. They even have a 4 chair window seating area looking out for people and dog watching. Its even lightly air-conditioned inside, which is a treat/rarity for most businesses out here. Of course, the usual beer, snacks and sodas are available. Friendly cashiers. They take cc.