Nice little bakery down the street from the airbnb we stayed in in Fredricksburg area. Varied…read moreselection of fresh danish pastries, just the thing to start your day!

All bakeries in Copenhagen drop dead and roll over. This is by far the best bakery in town. You…read morewill drive across the town to buy you bread here. Must tries are their sourdough buns or bread (great with butter, cheese, or jam), tebirkes (a simple pastry), or the kanelsnegle (cinnamon pastry). You can safely buy all their stuff. It's real craftsmen working here. It's not cheap to buy your bread at Brødflov, but quality cost.

Such a cute place close to the Fredriksberg Gardens. The flavors are great, and the homemade Guf is…read morea must. The only downside is the prices are a bit high. 2 Waffle Cones with 1 scoop of ice cream and a bottle of water is 100 DKK. However, I have never tried Rugbrod or Mango Mint ice cream which were very delicious!

Really great food right near the hip Jaegersborggade- I got the two course meal - salmon and avo…read moreappetizer and then the beef entree. Generous portion size, great Mediterranean flavoring. My wife and son got the Greek chicken entree and were both very happy with it. Nice atmosphere for a summer evening.

I went to this place for a brunch buffet with a few friends. The price is fabulous at 119 kroner…read moreand the food was pretty good quality. You don't often find brunch buffets in Copenhagen. The location isn't exactly meant or built for a buffet so getting your food is a little bit awkward. The chai tea was also solid and the waitstaff were really nice. The only reason I wouldn't return here for brunch is because there are so many other brunch places in Copenhagen.

New owners, new name: Caffeen 4. A never went before the changeover, but can say how impressed I am…read morewith this place now! Brunch options are wonderful, and their homemade lemonade was delicious. Vibe is cozy and relaxed, with nice indoor and outdoor seating.

Social was our first meal in Copenhagen after we had gotten off an early morning flight so boy were…read morewe hangry. Eating here really exceeded our expectations and was the beginning of an amazing food journey through the city. We all really wanted to try their sandwiches so we were pretty disappointed that they weren't serving it because it was too early (sign said they were served all day and it was only 10 am...) Instead I ordered a cappuccino and the açaí bowl. I had pretty low expectations because coming from LA, I've had a lot of delicious açaí bowls. But honestly, this was probably the best I've ever had and the portions were huge for the price. The açaí was the perfect balance of tart and sweet - but not overly sweet. And I loved the different granola and oats they had on top. The bananas were so tiny it was just so cute!!

Great breakfast/ brunch spot. We were recommended this place by the employees at our hotel, so we…read moredecided to give it a try. Definitely an interesting concept -- you pick 5 small things from the menu and they bring it out on a board. The food was pretty good and for sure a good presentation. The food was a little pricey though to be honest, but a fun place to try out when visiting.

The staff was so nice. Food was great. We liked the little cafe vibe and the cinnamon rolls were…read moregood.

Excellent healthy food location where those with a variety of health-focused diets could get a…read morevariety of options. I dined there twice and would be happy to do it again. I like their salmon bowls, juices were also good. But everything I tried tasted great, not just "healthy". Food served in stylish ceramic bowls and mugs. The location is also excellent - 3rd floor or a shopping complex with a great view downward. Highly recommended!

Who'd have thought? Not me, that's for sure! I'm usually very anti all those media driven fashion…read morediets, like paleo and, yes raw food. Because of that, I had been actively avoiding 42Raw which was one of the frontrunners when the raw food diet swept over Copenhagen a few years ago. Until this past Saturday, that is. We were at Frederiksbergcenteret and looking for some lunch. Choices there are a bit slim (it's not that big a mall), limited to a bakery, a Joe & The Juice, Paleo, and 42Raw. It was basically the Battle of the Celebrity Diet out there. And seeing as I don't count bacon as a vegetable, we ended up on 42Raw rather than Paleo. They seem to have loosened up on their original concept, that nothing was heated above 42 degrees celsius (the main idea in raw food and the origin of the number '42' in their name), a bit. Their menu now counts both pizza and burgers, though everything is vegetarian/vegan. I opted for their pizza slice and salad combo, and holy guacamole, Batman! The pizza was the portobello mushroom version, and a salad with broccoli and pear, and both were excellent. All vegan, well-made, jammed-pack with flavour, and very filling. My better half had the avocado and hummus sandwich, and that seemed to be a hit, too. My side limonade and the cocoa and date smoothie were great, too, in particular the smoothie, which tasted so creamy and sinful that you'd almost expect a call from your doctor! So yes, I'm convinced. And I'll most likely be back, here or in their other outlet in downtown Copenhagen. I'll just pretend the '42' is a reference to the answer to the great question of life, the universe and everything.

Purveyor of Coffee and Pastries, but perhaps best known for Artisan Popsicles, Cafe Det Vide Hus is…read morean independent Café near Nørreport Station open from 07h00 Tuesday through Friday and at 09h00 on Weekends. Two stories with games upstairs, the counter containing four Breads and Coffee paraphernalia, most guests seem to opt for a Morning Bun plus Espresso on-the-go, good Beans with mild acidity pulled to order while the Sesame Seed Sourdough offers a stretchy crumb around Cheese and Butter. Cozy and good for crowd-gazing, prices lower than elsewhere, Det Vide Hus' Croissant could stand a bit more leavening to open the center while a puck-shaped Cookie fares better thanks to good Chocolate, lots of Butter and flecks of Salt.

Great cappuccino, croissant and yogurt with cereals. Make sure to go on the second floor on the…read moretable facing the park in order to observe the royal guards marching. The employees of the coffee shop are really friendly and the relaxed vibe of the place will make your day start with the right mood.

Nov 2022- upon searching for a breakfast & coffee shop that opened early, we stumbled upon this…read moreplace. The cafe is spacious, clean and has lots of seating. They had a great menu of different items from pastries, sandwiches, fresh juices/smoothies and espresso drinks. This cafe's menu items reminded me of a Whole Foods type of vibe, very healthy and fresh. I ordered both a savory potato type pastry that had a bit of a spice kick to it, and also a cardamom bun. I enjoyed both. I also ordered a fresh ginger and carrot juice since I felt slightly under the weather from traveling from Hawaii to Copenhagen. My cappuccino was excellent as well. Sundays they offer a special brunch menu where you select your entrees and side and it comes as a set meal. We came in early during a weekday morning and it was empty. But as we were leaving the place started getting very busy. Customer service was pleasant enough and our order came out quickly. We thoroughly enjoyed eating here so much that we came back twice during our trip to Copenhagen. If I ever find myself back in this city I will definitely be returning.

Super adorable bakery/restaurant that can easily be overlooked by travelers on their way to Amager…read moreStrandpark (the artificial island/beach/seaside public park in Copenhagen). In the short time that we were visiting Denmark, we visited Wulff og Konstali Food Shop twice! It's got a cozy ambiance, the cutest décors, and your seating options are either indoors at a long, communal table, or outdoors at picnic tables. The ordering process at Wulff og Konstali can be a bit overwhelming/confusing as there are no signage with instructions. After talking with some of the people already in line, we figured out what we needed to do: grab a table, pick up a Brunch sheet, fill it out, hop back into line, pay, and (not-so-patiently) wait for your food. The first time we visited was on a Wednesday, we stayed indoors, and we ordered two Brunches (one 5 pcs, one 7pcs). Together, we got to try 12 dishes: the Almond Croissant, the Danish Style Poppy Seed Croissant, 2 Fried Eggs, the Scrambled Eggs, the 1/2 Avocado with Sesame Seeds and Olive Oil, the Tomatoes with Olive Oil and Oregano, the Fruits of the Day, the Høost Organic Danish Cheese with Honey and Roasted Almonds, the Skyr (Organic Icelandic Yogurt) with Sea Buckthorn and Honey Roasted Spelt Flakes, the Fennel Salami with Pickled Fennel, the Smoked Salmon with Artichoke Cream and Dill, and the Vanilla Waffle with Salt Caramel and Freezedried Raspberries. Everything we ordered from the Brunch Menu was finger-licking-delicious. The 1/2 Avocado with Sesame Seeds and Olive Oil was smothered in sea salt and it was a little too salty for me. The Vanilla Waffle with Salt Caramel and Freezedried Raspberries erred on the sweeter side and we couldn't finish it. I'd skip over the Fruits of the Day. My favorites were the Danish Style Poppy Seed Croissant and the Smoked Salmon with Artichoke Cream and Dill. The second time we came back, we were experts on what to do--we came on a Friday, and we opted to enjoy our food outside and bask in the sun. We ordered one Danish Style Poppy Seed Croissant and one coffee. Both were delicious and I made it a point to save half of the pastry for our flight home. If I ever find myself in Copenhagen again, I know I'd be back at Wulff og Konstali in a heartbeat!