Excellent risotto and wine pairing. Their dessert is also so…read moregood. Apple crisp. Yummy.

I feel like I went to a different restaurant than others. It's probably a great place if you wanna…read morerelax and have wine, but if you aren't drinking w your dinner I wouldn't bother. Slow service (not enough waiters). I got the risotto and my husband got mussels. Both were underwhelming. And while everything in Denmark is overpriced in comparison to US - this is the only time I felt like the food quality was significantly lagging for the price.

I absolutely loved my time spent at this establishment. I was looking for something close to the…read moredistrict I'm staying in. Mood is always set to wine & charcuterie, haha. Alex and was behind the bar, and he was very easy and fun to chat with. The selection of wine is abundant, and they offer small plates/snacks. The ambiance was quiet, intimate, and overall very relaxing.

Enjoyed the conversation, cool vibe and hospitable bar tender. Enjoyed the Chablis and met another…read morefellow America - great conversation

Was recently visiting Copenhagen & stopped in here. A very…read moreimpressive wine selection to pair with decadent tapas. We finished with one of their desserts and equally impressed with the homemade desserts. Our last night we didn't know where to go so decided to come back here because we knew we'd have a great meal. Definitely recommend it

If you are a winelover and up for a snack, not a dinner but still somewhat hungry, you should try…read moreLundgren V.I.P. on Gothersgade in central Copenhagen. You should also be in the mood for spending at least two hours enjoying wine and tapas. This is not a place for guests in a hurry. It's a vine bar with a large selection of very good wines with no written down vine list and a tapas bar with no written down menu. Thus competent service from the staff is very important. When I visited a Friday evening with my deaf girlfriend, she did the communication with the waiter and waitress and started with asking for pen and paper. The service turned out to be extraordinary good. When the waitres returned with our tapas menu, she had prepared the serving with writing all details in the serving down - and with this as tool she very kind presented the menu for us in details. The tapas was a nice mixture between different fresh Danish and Spanish salamis, French and Italian dry-cured hams, French, Spanish and Danish cheeses, olives, pesto and aioli. But it's the wines it's all about. We chose to drink a selection of Spanish, Italian, French and Californian wine. With this being our wish the wine waiter returned with four wines that all were at least very good - one being excellent (from Haywood Vinery in Sonoma Valley California, a Cabernet from 2009). Mark up on vines are reasonable for Copenhagen. The concept is that you only pay for the exact amount you have consumed. We had a lovely evening and my deaf girlfriend was able to understand everything.

When you hear about a bar that has Denmark's "cocktail of the year" in 2018, you go. Located in a…read moretrendy neighborhood close to many cafes, bars and restaurants, Gensyn is a corner bar with a dark, cozy space inside. On a Friday evening around 9:30 p.m., my friend and I were lucky enough to snag an open table in the back. All other tables and bar seating were taken. The service was fast and attentive and the menu robust. They divide the cocktails between more sweet/fruit forward and boozy. Most cocktails around just under $20 USD per glass. My friend ordered the winning 2018 cocktail called "Walnut Brown" with roasted rye bread infused bourbon, Drambuie, Merlet Cafe and bitters. He loved it! I took a sip and even enjoyed it despite preferring sweeter drinks. My "Grapefruit Margarita" was perfect with a slight smoky taste through its sweetness.

For Yelp's ThankYouThursday, I would like to highlight a neighborhood gem, Nørrebro Bryghus, ​a…read morebeer connoisseur's restaurant serving hearty local and seasonal cuisine paired with Nørrebro​ locally-made brewery ales. Nørrebro Bryghus is the first craft brewery in Copenhagen and collaborates with 108 Restaurant (sibling restaurant of NOMA) for the organic local draft beer served at 108 Restaurant. We tried the Baked haddock, Crushed potato, and Salty cabbage at Nørrebro Bryghus. Every bite was amazing! I don't think you can go wrong ordering here... plus the beer is perfect! Highly recommended! Thank you for being a part of making our trip to Copenhagen so special! Check out their super adorable menu with comics: https://noerrebrobryghus.dk/wp-content/uploads/Menukort_marts_engelsk.pdf Also, a tip for visiting Copenhagen, staying in the Nørrebro​ neighborhood is an affordable option with a hip, multicultural neighborhood, that is popular with students and creative types. Kebab joints and indie shops line the main road, Nørrebrogade, and late-night bars are tucked into the side streets. Foodies head to the high-end eateries and trendy coffee spots on Jægersborggade.​ ​Nearby, the leafy paths of Assistens Cemetery wind past the graves of such notables as Hans Christian Andersen and Søren Kierkegaard. It's just a short walk across the bridge from Nørrebro into downtown Copenhagen. (Neighborhood Description Source: AirBnB)

Craft beer in Copenhagen, yes that sounds like my speed. We stopped here on our food tour and had…read morequite a treat. Three very nice pours of three of their excellent beers. Served with a bowl of their cayenne-spiced almonds (awesome) and some spiced sausages (meh), we had three beers. New York Lager. Excellent pilsner and my favorite of the three. Ravnsborg Rød. A red ale that was quite good but not really my sort of flavor. You Gotta Pay the Troll Toll. A dark porter that was good for a porter but also not my sort of beer. But that's what's great about beer. The endless varieties and flavors. I found a favorite. Surely you can too. Yes, free wifi!

Wonderful service by the staff. Family style, tapas food and plenty of it. We had a large coupon…read more Everyone was left very impressed.

This was my first time dining at Falernum and I loved it. Great atmosphere and friendly staff. And…read morethe food... my dish of chicken with North Sea cheese foam, mushrooms, baked onions and haricots verts was perfectly cooked and delicious. The wine suggested by our server was perfect for the dish. I loved it and can't wait to dine there again.

Despite being an avid Yelper, sometimes I'm glad I decide to just let my eye lead the way, as I…read moreprobably wouldn't have chosen to dine here if I saw it's 3.5 stars on Yelp. Instead, I was walking down Istedgade and was drawn to Vinstue's street side tables adorned with pretty flowers. For dinner, they had a bunch of tapas dishes (each were 95dk, and 3 plates are recommended for sharing) with strange game meats like ox heart and quail (which the waitress said was goose despite the menu, so I'm not sure what to believe anymore). We got a fish, the quail/goose, and the ox tail. All three dishes were delightfully adorned with fresh herbs and vegetables, and I'm glad to be getting my fiber in. The fish was a little too salty, but the parsley purée, white asparagus and free basket of seeded rolls balanced it out. My favorite dish by far was the quail/goose - it had a morel mushroom sauce, rich and caramelly carrot purée and fresh peas bursting with pea flavor. I'm not even a big vegetable person but I loved the combination of the gamey bird meat with the vegetables. The third and final plate was the oxtail - it came with mashed potato that was a little smoky and very savory. The oxtail was fork-tender and the dish came with both pickled and fresh sliced carrots with fried turnip (?) crisps. I was also glad that the waitress recommended that our plates arrive in a certain order so we could appreciate each to its fullest. The glass of Pinot Noir I got complemented my meal wonderfully. Overall, a great place to people watch and eat while in Vesterbro!

Cozy atmosphere with enganged servants. Food is minimalistic and somewhat pretentious but does not…read moredisappoint in taste. The real treasure here is the wonderful wines and layed back atmosphere perfect for intimite dates or just catching up with an old friend over some quality wine and candlelit tables. Definately a place to visit when in Copenhagen.

Great place for a glass of wine. The wine list is large and the girl working there knew a lot about…read morewines, making it easy to choose. The interior is cosy and the prices are average. So after we had a dinner we decided to go for a glass of wine. Malbeck was on my bookmarks and it was very close to the meat packing district so it was the place to go. I was happily surprised with the cosy interior and the good service. It is a small and warm place on Istegade. If you don't know it exists you probably will not pay attention when you pass by. We tried 3 different wines each and all of them were good. Apparently all wines come from Argentina in Malbeck. The girl who was working was very friendly and able to explain and suggest wines. The place was not full, there was enough space for everyone and I really liked the setup of the benches. A good place for a chill afternoon/evening.

This was one of the best wine bars I have been to. They specialize in South American wines and boy…read moreoh boy they are tasty and very different. The staff is friendly, very knowledgeable, and they pour generously. There is outdoor seating with large umbrellas so on a sunny day this is a fantastic place to sit outside with some delicious wine and watch the world go by.