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.

This place is amazing! The food is great, the chai latte is the best we have ever had, the…read moreenvironment had good vibes and everyone is so nice. I ordered the oatmeal and my husband got the avocado toast with a chai latte and everything was amazing! We'll definitely be back :)

Super cute and cozy cafe in Norrebro. I ducked in here for a coffee and breakfast, and more…read moreimportantly, to get out of the rain. The staff were very friendly and all spoke English (for those of us that don't speak Danish). The avocado toast I got was incredibly good as was the oat milk latte. If I was staying in CPH longer, I would definitely be back to read a book or do some work.

First visit to Kaffehuset and it was not a bad one althought I will have to complain about one…read morething :/ I went there with my girlfriend and we had an ice latte and a strawberry/ blueberry shake for beverage, and two cheesecakes- Oreo and wild berries. The drinks were simply awesome especially the latte (mostly for me) because I tend to put too much sugar in my drinks. The shake was nice and thick with a creamy texture. Cheesecakes delicious and pretty big considering the price- 35DKK. We sat outside got our drinks after about 5 minutes and we expected to get the cheesecakes right after but it never happened. We had to go in and ask where did our cheesecakes go. They forgot about them... It was a pretty quiet weekday with only couple of customers sitting inside, so I felt like that was a bit too much to forget about your customer sitting outside especially after already bringing the drinks. I would have given this place 4 or 5 stars but it was a bittersweet feeling sitting and checking through the window if the cheesecakes were on the way and no reaction from waiting staff. Will have to work on that. Don't forget your customer!

Great space to go and study and read. Some really cool paintings on the wall. Coffee was decent and…read morethere is a great selection of cheesecakes.

Excellent all organic bakery including sandwiches, desserts, and smoothies in 6 locations around…read moreCopenhagen. We came to this one for a weekday lunch and had a feast. Their brunch plate was a well balanced plate, and the assorted pastries we tried were all delicious. My favorite was definitely the salad - bean sprouts, quinoa, and pumpkin (?) with a side of hummus and pea purée combined with a subtle curry flavor. It was refreshing and aesthetically beautiful!

Items Selected: Grov Birkes…read moreKanelsnegle Hazelnut Danish Strawberry Tart with Chocolate and Cream Carrot Loaf Chocolate and Caramel Covered Marzipan With Andersen Bakery shuttering both locations permanently on 6/28/17 and many other Copenhagen establishments closed on Sundays it was to Det Rene Brød at Godthåbsvej 45 in Frederiksberg that the bike was steered on July 2nd, a 7:00am arrival finding the place fairly busy for a city where few are frequent Church-goers, the clientele entirely local and several of them clearly regulars. Still a family owned business since opening in 1988, though now with a couple of locations around the city, Det Rene Brød roughly translates to "Pure Bread" and although quite similar to Lagkagehuset and Meyers Bageri there is something that immediately seems more 'homey' about the space, a rustic sort of charm in the way things are displayed and cute signs about the virtues of Coffee as well as patience. Offering both savory Breads and Pastries, an elderly Baker visible behind the counter manning an oven that renders the interior of the space quite warm, it was after scanning the goods a couple of times that the decision was made to invest in a total of six items, the price after tax just under $20USD and first bites of the seed-covered Grov Birkes impressive in just how much the Danish palate differs from America, the thin layer of Jam only slightly sweet and the overall flavor not dissimilar to the Sesame Steam Buns occasionally seen at Chinese Restaurants. Getting more sugary from here forward, though even something as simple as Icing seems to be made less sweet in Copenhagen, a second encounter with Jordbaerkage proved far more successful than the first thanks to darker Chocolate and fresher Berries while the Carrot Cake here was also better than Laura's or Lagkagehuset thanks to an ample amount of grated Vegetables and Nuts, the lack of Frosting made up for by buttery Streusel teaming with Ginger, Cloves and other Spices. Told that it might be a good idea to let the Danish settle for a few more moments, the desire to eat it hot balanced by one of not wanting to lose any of the semi-solid Custard, it was after perhaps ten minutes that the laminated square was torn in half to find the center still jiggly, the Eggy custard again reminiscing a classic Dim Sum selection while the Hazelnuts offered a nice textural contrast despite not really affecting the flavor too much. Rounding out the visit with a Cinnamon Roll plus a chilled square best described as a Klondike Bar replacing Ice Cream with Marzipan, those looking for the best Kanelsnegl" in the city need look no further than Det Rene Brød, the flattened coil allowing more surface area to come into contact with the heat and thus become more crispy while the laminated dough holds up well to a whole lot of Butter and Cinnamon plus a thin swirl of Icing.

This cafe is very cute, nice space with a nice atmosphere for working or chatting with a friend…read more It's a bit off the beaten path, but there aren't many cafes in the area. Unfortunately, the cappuccino I received was not very delicious. Espresso was weak and the shot to milk ratio was not right for a cappuccino. Thankfully the prices are a bit less than other cafes. The employee told me that they will be opening the back garden and a terrace next summer- that will be lovely! This cafe truly has a cosy neighborhood cafe potential.

I love coffee shops that are quite hidden and quiet, it makes you feel like you have all the time…read morein the world. I met Hanna the owner who started the cafe five months ago, and she was telling me all about her coffee, this particular cortado I had is coffee from Guatamala, with sour notes and hint of walnut. Superb!

Took me a little while to find this place on Yelp because they are now called Zaggis…read more This little coffee shop is located on Frederiksborggade right between the lakes and Torvehallerne. All their coffee (seriously - all of it!) is only 15kr, which blows my mind. I'm not sure how they manage to make enough money on coffee this way, but I'm glad they do! I've been here twice now and both times my coffee was great. So far I've had an Americano and a latte. The serve a few food items which are also 15kr, but I haven't tried any of them so can't comment on how good they were. Zaggis is a nice spot to come with a friend or a book, but not with a computer since there is no wifi at the cafe. There is outdoor and indoor seating here. Bike parking outside is a little difficult, but do-able.

12 kroner for everything in the shop?…read more That's probably the main attraction of this place. Who doesn't like cheap stuff in expensive Copenhagen? The concept itself lures customers and that's why it's always very crowded, because even my cortado is weak and my friend's cappuccino is watery, we can't really complain because it's only 12 kr. Service was prompt although somewhat indifferent. What's nice about Kaffix apart from the concept is obviously the location. Just few stone's throw away from the lake, it's nice to drop by here to get coffee (and perhaps sandwich?) to enjoy while admiring the views of the lakes? Then again, it's really your choice whether you want to spend 12 kr on a meh coffee or 40 something kroner for a coffee collective labelled cuppa joe? Some people might say that some coffee is worth your money, but I know students will be so happy of this place.

Beautiful pastries at a reasonable price. Got a recommendation from a friend to check to place out…read more Amazingly beautiful work on all of their food, coffee was also good. Nice place to stop in for a cup and a quick snack.

Such an amazing bakery; so happy I went for a visit Freshly…read morebaked with love is their key ingredients. Good quality and everything taste so fresh and delicious. and everything looks so clean. It is such a relaxing place to come to Will definitely come back for more. I promise; you will not be disappointed if you go here

Despite walking 8 to 10 miles in the limitless balmy summer sun amidst all the bicycling blonde…read moresuper models, a Jersian needs a cozy chill cafe that's quaint, sedate & great! Tiny but large enough to accommodate unmitigated lounging, this ain't no Søllerod joint with flyspeck portions and outerspace prices. It's croque madam to make yer momma drool, capachino to make your Beevis memories grunt alive and as much people watching as your addled work besotted brain can take. Seriously. Get over here. There's even a bucolic twig twisting languidly from the cloning like Marlene Dietrich in a hash filled sky hammock!

This is a fun café. I really recommend this place for breakfast. In association with that, they…read morehave a good selection of lattes, other drinks, and tasty treats for your palate. This café has a very nice inside interior space. Small, yet very well designed. As expected, they also have some outdoor tables. But, sitting inside, you really get the entire atmosphere of the place. This café is a great find in the heart of Copenhagen. Whether you're coming here for a small meal, a treat, or just to sit back with a latte to enjoy with your friends or family, this place is highly recommend.