This is a small, vegan restaurant. We are not vegan, but after several days eating out at…read morerestaurants with few vegetables on the menu, we decided to give it a try. The food was delicious! I had a stuffed sweet potato, and my husband got the burrito, which was full of beans and salsa, and came with guacamole and a side salad of shredded carrots and cabbage. The service was also excellent.

Lovely grime-y Euro-comfort food with blues on repeat…read more The decor and atmosphere is certainly blues inspired but run by hipsters. It's grime-y in a charming way but stay away if any grime bothers you. It's dingy on the inside with some nice sidewalk seats, but reeks of old cigarettes either way. Lots of folksjust hanging out for some drinks and people watching. For this they had high chairs and baby friendly. The service is great. They give of the air of not GAF but are actually attentive and charming. Food came or relatively quickly on a Friday night which was good with a hungry child. They were happy to explain things on the menu and even suggested a few things for substitution. Funnily everyone comes into the restaurant, loclas and tourirsts alike, acting confused where to sit or if there's a queue and after a dramatic pause the barkeep tells them to sit wherever and right on. The food was good. The menu looks very basic and doesn't do the food justice. The 3 salads accompanying each meal are listed without description or fanfare. You don't know which ones you'll get. We got four different ones in combination for two entrees. Even the chicken satay we ordered for our little one came with two salad sides. Two out of four were great, the others bland. Each salad is about 1/4 of a cup, fairly small. The sesame seaweed with ginger and heirloom tomato salads rocked. The guacamole (really just smash avocados without seasoning) and cabbage salad (no dressing, plain with two honeyed almonds on top) were uninspiring. We got the Manilla tofu and beef lasagna as the main dishes. The Manilla tofu was cooked just right with great sauce and an ample portion of protein compared to your average Nordic experience. The beef lasagna was decadent. It was more reminiscent of mousaka than lasagna, cheesy, pillowy, creamy, and very thin Al dented pasta. Not a whole lot of meat but very flavorful and filling. The drink list was pretty good. I had a nice primotivo for only 55 Kr. Whole bottles are reasonable finds at good prices. They also serve half bottles I'm carafes. Good brew selection too. Prices were fair for the fare. Much less expensive than many surrounding restaurants. Overall, great spot. Good to hang or eat. Not pretentious but just good enoufh food.

Superb!!! Beyond amazing authentic Lebanese food! It was so fun to come to Denmark and try a wide…read morevariety of food/culture. This restaurant was top tier! Chef's kiss for quality and presentation. The restaurant was beautiful. Had to keep returning!

A cute little restaurant with yummy food. Love that everything is shared plates. The halloumi and…read moreavocado pizza was delicious but the falafel was a little dry and the eggplant was not my favorite. Wish it was crispy instead.

I needed my veggie fix and this place reall delivered…read more My wife and I both ordered the Hope San salad bowls and they were delicious. The broccoli was cooked just right and everything was combined for a wonderful salad-and all for 88 dkk. The place is pretty small and probably seats around 20 people. You just place your order at the cash register and seat yourself. The guy who took our order was very nice. Good casual vibe here.

Wow. This place blew my mind. Everyone that works there goes above and beyond. So friendly and…read morehelpful. The food was beyond amazing. Best caesar salad I have ever had. The tofu was cooked perfectly. They gave us towels to wash our hands and delicious alkaline water to drink. I would eat here all the time if I lived in Copenhagen! Great vegan food!

It's not very good food and it's not bad food. Was I disappointed? No. Would I come back? No…read more Easy to order process. Straight forward menu. Food is produced relatively quickly despite being somewhat busy at dinner time. Indoor and outdoor seating options provide good opportunity for people watching in a moderately busy area. Falafel dinner was fine, nothing notable. Not a lot of memorable flavor. Pita bread seemed stale. My partner's meat seemed dry. The hummus was delicious. Perhaps this is all normal and I'm used to the Americanized version of Middle Eastern food.

The worst falafel durum I've had: dry durum, salty falafels, some iceberg salad and not much else…read more At least it was small. Not going back here again.

Amazing simple RAW food, very good quality! Great location…read more You should try artichoke soup, it's just amazing! Thanks

My first experience with a vegan restaurant.. Went for brunch with my boyfriend and we decided to…read moretry SimpleRAW, as we had heard a lot about it.. We shared a brunch plate, a "burger" and some "meat" sticks.. Everything was really delicious and tasty - and it's definitely a great alternative to a "regular" brunch when you're in the mood for something a little lighter and different..

This place is quite pricey, just for the fried rice with chicken and vegetables it's almost $18. I…read morecame here because It was rated with one $ but it should really be $$$. Hope the food is worth it. Food arrived and its a bit salty, its a filling portion but not worth the $18. I have gotten the check and for a glass of tap water I have paid $3 The restaurant has nice decor but so not worth it.

Mediocre Thai food and poor service…read more I came here with a group of twelve and was pleased to see that there was seating for us outside. They thought it was sketchy that we were eating outside rather than inside, so we had to pay up front. They asked a few of us to come in at a time since the restaurant is quite small. This resulted in different tables of 4 finishing at different times. In addition, the waiters couldn't keep track of our orders and served by exhaustion (e.g. check each table until the person who ordered is found). Lastly, the difference between the take-out price (95 DKK) and the sit-down price (125 DKK) was over 30% in the case of my green curry. Questionable pricing... Might have been better to come here with a party of 2.

I was really excited to finally have kebabs and I wanted something good, not just some random shop…read morewith meat that has been sitting in the fridge for a really long time. The staff were really nice. I asked for an English menu but they didn't have any but informed me that there is a staff member who is very fluent in English. Luckily my friend knew Danish, so it was no problem. There was quite a variety (doner, platters, sweets, turkish pizza) and prices were pretty standard. I had the lamb kebab while my friend had the chicken shawarma (I think). There was a bit too much fat in the lamb for my liking. It was well seasoned but a little tough to chew. The bulgar was flavorful but dry... I'm a bit disappointed with the food, but somewhat enjoyable. Maybe other options taste better? The restaurant is quite spacious and it looks like there's areas for large groups. They even have outdoor seating for days with nice weather.

I really feel like one of the more important things to do in life when you first move to a city is…read moreto take note of where the cheap and easy (and arguably healthy) eats are. Previously, my go-to has been Kebabistan on Istegade, which was closer to my old apartment. Tragically, it's just a little too far away now to justify a quick stop in on the way home, so I was searching for candidates for a replacement. Safir is basically always at least half full of people. On Friday nights, there is a line out the front door. My curiosity finally got the best of me last night and I tried a simple and cheap dish (shawarma salat - 30kr) last night. It was the perfect amount of food, and the meat was very good quality. I would've loved a little more "salat" in the "salat" but I was definitely satisfied at the end of the meal. My dinner dates ordered the half chicken platter, which will get a vicarious thumbs up in this review. I'm also told the ayran is second to none, and a must when eating shawarma, but I went with bottled water. Living life on the edge, always. :) Considering the value and quality for the money you spend, this place is definitely worth a visit.

My first time in Denmark with my friend being my tour guide couldn't have gone any better! My…read morefriend is vegan and I am always excited to try vegan restaurants, plus she had this cafe bookmarked for a while. The layout of the cafe is very cozy and dimly lit, a perfect place for vegans to socialize over lattes and food. We decided on their brunch platter and croissant sandwich, so we could share everything. I got a matcha latte and she got a regular one. The cashier was very kind, and she gave us her recommendations on what to try. She even spoke to me in English (although she didn't have to!). I also decided on trying out a pain au chocolat. Wow, just simply wow. Their pastries are still buttery and fluffy while remaining amazingly vegan, and their ingredients are high quality. The "cheeses" did not taste like plastic, no, but tasted similar to authentic cheese. The croissant sandwich was full of flavors and everything on the brunch platter was delicious. I especially loved how they decorated and seasoned the avocado (and it was ripe!) The matcha latte was a lovely wake up, especially after I had a horrible matcha latte the day prior. After about an hour or so, we were both eyeing their options of "cheesecakes" and decided on sharing a slice of their pecan option. After we took our first bite, my friend and I just looked at each other. The pecans and sauce complimented each other so well, and the vegan consistency wasn't too mushy! The breading was not too crumbly and each bite was Heaven. All in all, I am SO EXCITED to come back to this delicious cafe, as it was my favorite restaurant we tried during our stay in Copenhagen.

So fantastic!! See previous review for nearby Cafe Bla…read more My meager avocado served with my toast in that cafe quickly caused me to be hungry again. Thankfully, Kaf is in the same neighborhood. It is a vegan bakery! There are a few gluten-free pastries, namely the cakes. The place was small inside and it was packed. Dog friendly . . . Five stars for that! There is an outside seating area as well. We ordered some items and all were so amazing! On their Instagram page they are always posting about their vegan fastelvnsbolle and so we got some. It is basically a cream puff the size of a child's fist. Oh my, one of my faves from Denmark. The vanilla whipped cream inside was so light and not to sweet. The dough did not get soggy. On the contrary, the bottom of the pastry was crunchy and sweet. Almost like the bottom of an almond croissant. I also recommend their vegan, raw cakes. Deep rich chocolate is involved, yay!