I like the concept and the products they offer in their stores seem to be healthy and ecological. I…read morehave been here twice but basically only tried the cappuccino. First time it was a really good and relaxed experience which I prefer. The second time I went here it was crowded and noisy with many families and children lying about on the floor since the queue for the cash register is very close to the tables. The acoustics in here doesn't help and it becomes it is hard to have a conversation when it is this busy. So i guess it is a mixed bag, on any other day but the day mentioned above (lunch time Saturday) I would recommend it.They have a nice interior and you can buy all kinds of ecological beverages, bread and wines to go and they do offer both lactose free milk and soy milk.

This is probably more a lunch place than dinner, so in a way I feel I'm doing it an injustice…read morereviewing their dinner menu. But nevertheless, here it goes: Ulrik and I were out strolling about when he said he really wanted a roast pork sandwich - and the first place popping into mind was Meyer's! Way to go sealing that trade mark :-) Anyway, we were close to the Gammel Kongevej branch and although this is one of the least cosy ones, they still serve a mean pork roast sandwich, so what the heck - we gave it a go. We came in and the place was as noisy and soulless as ever, but we had our eyes fixed on the prize. After ordering drinks, the first thing that went wrong was discovering that the roast pork sandwich is only a lunch menu option - seriously, guys: this is why customers come from near and far - make it an all-day-offer! Anyway, slightly disappointed Ulrik chose the second best, a good old Danish favourite, roast pork with parsley sauce and new Danish potatoes, while I convinced the waiter to serve me two portions of the kids plate, the filet of plaice with rye bread and remoulade, to make up a grownup size (how many kids actually eat this anyway?). To finish it off with something, we ordered one of the caramelized pretzels to go. Verdict: The roast pork was great, crispy, full of flavour and just beautiful; the plaice was slightly less good, a bit wobbly rather than crisp and lacked a bit of taste but still quite decent; and the pretzel was quite the disappointment, tasting old, rubbery and crisp and all together really odd so that went in the trash. The service was spot on, great guy - you just want to hug him. So why only the 3 stars? - I really don't like the place. It's such a crying out shame that you feel you're sitting on the main track at the train station trying to talk through the din and noise. I really don't care for that so I'll guess it's going to be a while before I return. Tip: Roast pork sandwich! Roast pork sandwich! Roast pork sandwich!

On an October 2021 week-long visit to Copenhagen, my friend and I tried one to two bakeries in the…read morecity. Meyers Bageri was solid, but Juno the Bakery still took the cake as best bakery! That said, this location of Meyers is small, but the staff are kind and they do make good pastries. My chocolate croissant wasn't life changing, but it was good and fresh!

Pastries Coconut Macaroon - 5/5…read moreCinnamon Roll - 4/5 Hindbaersnitten - 5/5 Huge selection of pastries and baked goods. The coconut macaroons are delicious. Hindbaersnitten was also very tasty.

Great Italian mini-market / panini shop. Everything is…read moreauthentic italian food price is fair . A note on the panini: awesome ! At 38kr and gigantic size they are the biggest bang for the buck ever!

Have been to this shop few times to buy various polish products and they do have plenty of things…read morein affordable prices. They also have fresh bakes every day. Mostly buy the polish dumplings (pierogi), polish beers or some sweets. Staff could be a bit more smily ;)

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After seeing the Little Mermaid my husband and I went out to Torvelhallerne, I had ordered my main…read moreand came across Sweet Valentine and needed to try out some of their dessert. I ended up getting the Raspberry Meringue and Kartoffelkager, in Danish it translates to potato cake (thanks Duolingo), the only potato in the cake is potato flour. The kartoffelkager was so good, the layers of light vanilla cake, whip cream and finally marzipan that is coated in some dusting of chocolate, makes it look like a potato too. Ugh, such a delicate and tasty dessert without being too sweet! The raspberry meringue was huge, it had the right amount of sweetness and tang from the raspberry, I put the rest in my purse to snack on later. I also ended up getting a couple of souvenir treats, mini passionfruit meringue and delicate little cookies. The cashier was really sweet and explained things to me as I ordred. Plus there were little tables around the stand to enjoy your treat, I am hoping we can come back to Copenhagen next year and I hope to have another sweet treat at Sweet Valentine!

We were in Torvehallerne and started talking about Irish coffee and decided we had to get one…read more After walking by a few of the coffee spots with no luck we hit the jackpot at this spot. Coffee and desserts are most of the offerings here but we were here for the Irish Coffee. I don't have this drink often but really enjoyed their version. Nice balance of Whiskey and coffee-definitely hit the spot. Service was friendly and fast. The desserts looked delicious so we will be back!

Stefanos serves take away-food, coffee and wine. I've had one of my best coffee experiences here,…read moreand I think that it's a great place for some wine on a summer night, since you can sit outside. It's often a lot of people outisde, and it's a nice neighbourhood. The food however, is not good at all. You can buy four dishes for take away. When I tried it, the rice in one of the dishes was so overcooked that I couldn't eat it. I tried the other dishes, a wok with vegetables, and all the vegetables in the dish where the one you buy really cheap frozen in the supermarket. It was just really bad. After that I haven't bought food there anymore, and several of my friends have had the same experience. So, it's okey for wine and coffee outside, but not for food.

On par with the iconic La Maison du Whisky in Paris, Juul's is the go-to store in CPH for all your…read moreprecious spirit & wine needs. And the tastings are plentiful so don't be shy when you see something, say something and chances are good you may be able to experience it before you purchase. In particular their rum & mezcal offerings are unmatched just about anywhere. Staffers are all way beyond knowledgeable & friendly but ask for Marie as she's real good peoples.

Wow, if you're missing something in your liquor cabinet, this is the first place you should look…read more About half the store is wines and the other half is spirits and bitters and things. Their selection surprised me; they have everything from sake to cachaça and even moonshine. Most of what they offer is whiskey and it ranges from affordable to the REALLY good and old stuff that you only break out if you need to impress an important person. There are lots of tastings offered at a good price, too bad I can't make it to the mezcal tasting coming up! The guys working here were really nice and even ran down to the basement for me several times to check if a product was in stock. They also didn't look down at us for asking for a cheaper option and suggested some good bottles. Very good, unpretentious service and a great selection. You can even get a little tiny hotel-fridge-sized bottle for some spirits, which is excellent if you've never tried it before and would like to test it before splurging on a whole bottle. The prices can obviously be a little high but for the most part it is reasonable compared to buying duty free. You might be able to get a popular brand cheaper at the supermarket when it's on sale but for the more interesting stuff, definitely come by Juul's.