Nothing special! This Smørrebrød place probably used to be a sweet shop/cafe. Everything inside…read moreappears that way. Since the current owners took over, they didn't change anything, except the flyers on the windows and also the glass counter, which doesn't look appealing at all. I would be fine with all of this, except I had a problem with the food. I ordered 3 smørrebrød which the owner automatically wrapped my order to go, but I wanted to eat it there. One open sandwich was typical for Denmark- eggs and shrimp, another with cabbage mixed with yogurt and the last one was with falafel. The best was the one with egg and shrimp, the worst was the one with falafel. The falafel was old and very dry on the edges. It tasted very bad and it was kind of slimy inside. I was scared to eat that, so I didn't. Of course I told to the person behind the counter. He offered me another. No way I would go for another falafel. I definitely recommend that you make sure you double check which smørrebrøds are fresh and which aren't. But if you are not desperate don't go there. This is my first review (#276), where I write something like that. I hope they just had a bad day and they will change their business approach. I will stop by in few months and if things will change, I'll be happy to add some stars. Have a Yelpy day and don't forget! Life is tasty, but food is a healer and a killer in the same time! Watch what you are eating!

From an old trip. If you're out on a biz trip and you have a midnight urge for a 'Jacobson Dark…read moreLager', milk or some munchies, and you don't want to pay mega-kroner in a restaurant, then Danish supermarkets can be a surprisingly cheap alternative. Supermarket chains like Netto can save you a boat load if you weren't on a company expense and you're out buying your food and drinks. Prices can seem high in Denmark at first, but this is when you are served by a waiter.

Very nice super market, very clean and neat. Considering it not being the biggest supermarket is…read morequite spacious. The best thing they have I think is an offer that comes out every Friday, which is the "Slagterens Menu to go". The "package" always contains meat (ribeye steak, flank steak, sirloin etc), some sort of salad, potatoes (potato rosti/hash brown, potato gratin), bearnaise (or other kind if sauce for steak) and also a desert. Every week the package contains different things and the price varies from 100 to 140 DKK. It is specifically made for a dinner for two. All in all the supermarket is worth recommending. On a regular basis it's a bit on the higher side of prices (comparing to others like Netto, Fakta, Lidl).

Not a bad bagel place for Copenhagen. Cute inside and quaint area... Felt welcomed by the owner who…read moreis very kind. Ingredients were fresh and tasty but bagel was a bit bready. Good prices for the quantity of food you get. Overall good experience! Would go back again.

A forgettable, bready bagel just off the main pedestrian drag…read more No inside seating --- just three small tables and one umbrella. I'd been craving lox, which looked and tasted pretty reasonable; the bagel was definitely on the "fried/cracker" side of things. The stacks of "partially baked bagel" cartons against the juice fridge explained things nicely --- this is a long way from the bakery. They've got a handful of different powdered Chai mixes; the "Tiger Spice" was better than average, but certainly not a replacement for a good Indian cuppa. Fine for a quick recharge, but I probably wouldn't come here to savor the baked goods.

They should be good, like other Irma's, but they tend to run out of the things you come for - odd…read morethat they don't fill the dtoch according to demand.

This location is okay, but pretty small. Like most Irmas I've been too it's nicely organized and…read moreclean. The vegetable selection is normally pretty good here as is the beer and wine section. They usually have quite a few chilled alcohol options here and also have pre-made picnic bags you can buy.

During our day trip to Copenhagen we had a food tour and even though I didn't care for Copenhagen -…read moreI did absolutely adore almost every spot on our tour - Arla Unika included. We sampled three cheeses and I absolutely fell in love with the slightly famous and popular Gammel Knas cheese, it was so delicious, especially when paired with the jam included on our plates. Apparently it's become so popular that they've had trouble keeping it in stock for a few years since it's used in quite a few different local sandwiches. The service was helpful and kind, and I really wanted to purchase the cheese during our visit, but were going to Tivoli gardens after then flying back to Sweden so didn't want to run into any issues with it. All in all, Arla Unika is a absolute must-eat while in Copenhagen, especially for those who love a smooth buttery cheese.

I wanted to sample some local cheeses and found Arla Unika in the Torvehallerne food hall. I…read moreexplained that I liked aged cheeses, and the staff pointed me to two of their most aged cheese, so I bought one small block each to try. They were good, but kind of tasted similar. I wished the staff took a little more time to explain the difference between the two cheeses to me, or even showed me more varieties (1 star off). There were no other customers there. If returning, I would ask questions about more varieties and try to sample more. I later found out that Arla Unika supplied cheese for one of my favorite restaurants in Copenhagen, so clearly they are well-established and knowledgeable about Danish cheeses. I would want to pick their brains more.

This Fotex is right near Strøget, and does get a lot of foot traffic and because of this, the place…read morelooks mobbed. You can definitely get prepared foods here, water, juices, salted licorice, fresh veggies and fruits (they didn't look great), and your usual grocery items here. It wasn't the nicest Føtex I visited while in Denmark, but if you needed a grocery store in a touristy part of town, you can come here.

nice green grocer with a decent selection of middle eastern foodstuffs and even rice noodles and…read moresome thai ready-made sauces. the produce is mostly good quality and there are a few organic options available, depending on the season. the guy working there is nice and the prices are decent.