When in Denmark, you have to try a Danish pastry. The breads and pastries here were extremely Soft…read moreand delicious without being overly sweet. I remember getting a cheese danish and a cup of coffee. They had a wonderful display of pastries in the window. I remember taking a few with us for breakfast the next day.

Sankt Peders Bageri was pretty busy on a Thursday morning, but the staff was extremely efficient at…read moremoving patrons along. The interior was packed, although it did have some seating, with eclectic decor and old framed photos on the walls. My sister and I ordered three pastries to share - the Cardamom Bun, one of the "snail" pastries, and the Raspberry Bun. The interior was too crowded for us, so we took these to a nearby coffee shop to eat. All three were delicious, but the Raspberry Bun stole the show for me! I just loved the tart filling. The Cardamom Bun was tasty, but not as memorable at the one from Juno Bakery, and the "snail" wasn't my favorite. Overall though, worth the visit!

I mean: yes, because baked goods. Best I've ever had? Well,…read morecompared to Panera stars and the like back in the US - sure, Laura's is a leader by far. Best in Copenhagen? Nope- see my review for Bageriet Brod. (Probably mucking up the spelling for it)

Found this lovely cafe after flying all night. (We had to kill a couple hours before we could get…read moreinto our apartment). This is in a pretty courtyard where you can sit outside. The service was helpful and friendly. We only got pastries which were yummy but the sandwiches and other food looked delicious. The coffee was excellent and my son enjoyed the hot chocolate.

Simply amazing - otherworldly baked goods that will make any cold and rainy day cozy! Anything from…read morehere is delicious and sells out quickly, do go over early in the morning and take in the sight and aromas of wonderful pastries and bread!

"Everything you look at can become a fairy tale and you can get a fairy tale from everything you…read moretouch." - Hans Christian Andersen Hej! Absolutely the most delicious Brød I had in Denmark! And trust me, I'm not being vulgar or sexist lol! If you're not fluent in Danish... Brød simply means bread. Ya! It's more than just bread! Bageriet Brød is located in the Vesterbro neighborhood of København and popular with the local Danes, so you pretty much know it's legit. I planned to bike over one early morning, but since WiFi was non-existent on the streets I couldn't unlock a bike, so did it the old fashioned way and walked about six blocks. Not the worse thing since I planned on carbing up! It's in an old neighborhood lined with boutiques and cafes, most still closed that early. Bageriet Brød is open! Yasss! I enter to Danes ordering morning Brød, coffee, etc. It gives me just enough time to peruse the menu in.. Danish! Lol! No worries since I do speak a little French, Spanish and English which does nothing here lol. Honestly most Danes in København speak perfect English, so no worries, mon. Order away... There's really no line, per se, but Danes are honest, never in a rush, the line is by honor system, so even tho two people slid ahead of me, when it was my turn, everyone turned my way lol. So I ordered the Morning Cinnamon Bun, Almond Croissant, Latté. The young Danish lady making my Latté was polite and spoke perfect English. Definitely easy on the eyes, but hey what's my verdict? I'll tell ya once I cross the street and find a bench. I decide to eat the Morning Cinnamon Bun first! Oh my! Each bite literally melted in my mouth! Crisp exterior with soft interior. So delicious! The Latté on point! Maybe not the best I've had, but I think the cute Dane who mix'd it - certainly convinced me it was the best! :D I decided to eat the Almond Croissant later, which ended being as soon as I got back to my hotel! And it was as amazing as the Bun I had earlier! Just Wow! After reading the reviews on Yelp & Google I knew my wants! :D Denmark still uses the native Dansk Krone currency rather than the Euro, fortunately, most businesses, will gladly accept your credit card. I also reached out to Rachel, former San Francisco Yelper, and now expat living in København that informed me of the Bageriet Brød and iconic Tartin Bakery connection. It all made sense after the fact! If you're unfamiliar with Tartin in San Francisco it is a pilgrimage for lovers of baked goods! Story goes that the owner of Tartin influenced Bageriet Brød to the point that they have some of his secret recipes! I've had Tartin before and I admit the quality is very familiar! What a small loving world we live in, huh?! In the end, I highly recommend Bageriet Brød in København! Amazing baked goods that will knock your Ecco's off! Just remember to bring your CC unless you be carrying Dansk Krone on ya! Jeg elsker også dig! And yes, I believe in fairy tales... :)

The pastries were okay. It'd be better if they were softer and richer in taste. I like the ambiance…read moreof the place - very simple yet stylish. Also the location is great - a square and a lot of hype stores around.

Really cute bakery! Great areas to sit down and relax, very cozy…read more The service was very friendly and helpful. We weren't sure what to get, and the staff behind the counter gave us great recommendations. Everything we ordered was great, but the cardamom bun was the winner! It's so tasty and sweet, but just a hint of spice to really balance it out. I would definitely order it again!

Everything I ordered was fresh and tasty. The service was good. There is not much dining area so I…read moresee people take their food to go.

One of the best sandwiches I have ever had in my life. Incredible cheese shop with a charming…read morestaff. Do yourself a favor and grab lunch at this gem. $18 for two people with beverages. Also, lots of interesting shopping nearby: Dora across the street and Designdelicatessen around the corner.

Super inexpensive (especially for Denmark) gluten-free and vegan pastries. Staff is helpful, and…read morethe food is delicious. We loved the grov-snegls so much the word has entered our personal lexicon as a superlative. The chocolate croissants are excellent. We bought fresh bread for picnic sandwiches here as well. They have some other "natural" food items so if you need some vegan or gluten-free basics they're a good stop. Highly recommended. We went here just about every day we were in Copenhagen, and we bought extra on our last full day to have the following morning before heading to the airport.

This place is really special, the bakery is very elegant, the pastries are divine, and the service…read moreis right on point. I got the cinnamon roll and apricot danish. The cinnamon roll is a WOW dessert, not heavy at all. It's crusty, flaky, and very buttery. The cinnamon tastes extremely fresh and the frosting isn't too sweet. The apricot dessert is also lovely. Flaky, fruity, buttery, what more could I want? If you're in Copenhagen, this is a must visit!

This is both a bakery and pastry shop, and they do both well. In the mornings, it's a popular stop…read morefor locals and tourists alike. The cakes tend to come out later in the day. I got a spandauer (a square pastry with a center well filled with custard), a rhubarb croissant, and a sakura cherry mini-cake. Both pastries were flakey and delicious. The mini-cake was light, but decadent. I wish I had more stomaches to sample more.

This quiet little spot has housed different bakeries over the past 20 years, but none so…read morediversified and cosy as its current installment. Coffees, teas, jams and other specialties are readily available as are the usual bakery suspects, albeit with quite a unique twist. Take an outside seat and count the busses and cars, or head for the cave in the back. A genuine Danish Mediterranean experience. In one word: "Hyggeligt".