It's right next to the Tivoli Box Office. It was crowded with seating both indoor and outdoor. This…read morefood hall solved the confusion among the family on where to eat and food choices. We tried the local food and I took comfort with some delicious Thai food and Singha beer. Didn't have to wait too long for a table. At a busy time there was a delay in getting tables cleared. I wish there were clear instructions on whether guests were expected to clear their own plates and glasses like food halls in Singapore. Nevertheless this centrally located food hall was a delight.

A lot of food options but the quality isn't high - except Cocks & Cows - salt/veinger fries are…read moreABSOLUTELY insanely good. I also had hadmade pasta from another place but I didn't like pasta bolagnese. The meat tastes weird. Very crowded - little seating - very overpriced.

This place was amazing! They have a huge variety of food and there is something for everyone. I…read morereally loved trying food from all over the world with my group and the vibes were so friendly and chill. We got Chi ese dim sum, parmesan fries, Filipino pork skewers and more. I highly recommend this place if you're in Copenhagen!

Reffen is basically Copenhagen's ultimate hangout spot. I started off with a Weissbier from Reffen…read moreBrewery (pro tip: get one) and honestly, it was so good I considered a second breakfast just to justify another round. The food options here are wild -- you can snack your way across the globe without ever leaving the park. One minute it's tacos, the next it's dumplings, then suddenly you're eating something you can't even pronounce but tastes amazing. The skate park gives it a cool, laid-back energy, and the views by the water are just the cherry on top. Perfect spot to grab a bite, sip a beer, people-watch, and pretend you're way cooler than you actually are. Highly recommend.

It was our first time trying a smorrebrod here in Copenhagen and some were better than others…read more When we arrived there was just one person ahead of us. This was around 4:13 pm on a Saturday. We order three smorrebrod and we ate them in the Tivoli food hall. All were served on plates. The correct way to eat was with a fork and knife as we learned while watching an episode of Somebody Feed Phil. The chicken salad was undoubtedly our favorite. Lots of shredded chicken but overall smooth and tasty. We crumbled the bacon to add some texture and that was even better. The marinated salmon was ok but we liked the nice pop of flavor from the pomegranate seeds. I may try to add them at home to my smoked salmon. The egg and shrimp smorrebrod was tastier. We returned our empty plates back to the counter when we were finished. Not completely in love with open face sandwiches but may try again on a future return trip to Copenhagen.

This place is insanely delicious. It's not your typical mall food court meal by any means. It's an…read moreadventure for your tastebuds waiting to happen. You can find Hallernes on the fifth floor of the shopping mall. We got there later in the day and there was still an array of toast options - some vegetarian, others pescatarian and others with a heaping of meat on top. We enjoyed the tartar, lemon & dill shrimp and the traditional pork toast. Each was somehow better than the next. Everything was so fresh which really enhanced the contrast of flavors on our plates. We liked it so much we contemplated going back and ordering more! We sat in the dining area to eat, which had a high chair available. We also got a window seat which had a beautiful view of the square below and some stunning architecture. We sat there for awhile just enjoying the view. When we were flying out of the Copenhagen airport we noticed this same restaurant inside one of the terminals. It's awesome to see such high quality food be offered in such casual but busy spaces. We'll definitely be back!

Large indoor mall in Copenhagen with plenty of shops to choose from. I came here several times for…read morethings I needed, plus visited the food court three times (different days) during my Copenhagen visit. Also contains a massive fish sculpture spanning 3 floors in height. Seemed well worth coming here.

This was a fun mall to visit in Copenhagen…read more There was a Large fish statue hanging from the ceiling, attributing to the name. There were a handful of different shops, like a Boba tea spot and a Shop called Normal, which is like a dollar tree with a maze set up. Like any mall, the goal is shop therapy. There are many shops in the mall for all your needs. Malls in Europe usually have a grocery shop and a store that acts as a one stop shop for household needs. Malls in Europe seem more practical than their counterparts in the states.

I never thought I would be saying this about porridge of all things. But, Grød truly opened my eyes…read morein terms of how I could prepare my daily oatmeal. We tried Grød at two locations: the Torvehallerne market and at 7Eleven. The market, I ordered the Oat Porridge which came with apples, roasted almonds and caramel sauce, my mom had the All In! and my dad had the oat waffle. All of us (mostly) left satisfied. My picky father loved his waffle. And I really enjoyed the porridge I had. The oats perfectly cooked, the apples and almonds gave it a nice textural contrast. Plus the caramel, which was more like a dulce de leche added the perfect amount of sweetness without being too sweet. My mom was a bit ambivalent because the All In was too sweet. But to be fair, All In includes all of their toppings. Including chocolate and caramel so her assessment was fair! The Grød at 7Eleven had this wonderful chia pudding, layered with yogurt, natural peanut butter, a berry compote and nuts and I was obsessed. So simple, yet so wholesome. I found a cup at the airport and proceeded to import it back to the States. Overall, it was definitely worth a visit (or 2) to have my mind blown. Grød may not have intended it but this lil Westerner is now leveling up her oats game thanks to their menu!

It was good but small portions mostly cabbage which gives the illusion that it's more than it is…read more Very small portions of chicken, peanuts, and kimchi. Although Everything was fresh. Still, I wouldn't go back. There was another place right behind them and across the way that looked like it was much better Chicken skewers etc. I suggest you try that instead.

We love this concept! It's such a great way to try express versions of popular restaurants all in…read morean open-air section of the harbor at the foot of the Inner Harbour Bridge. It's especially nice in beautiful weather. It was a mix of locals and tourists. I'd say mostly locals since the bicycles were lined up in many rows near the bridge. It was hopping on a Friday evening, but not as wildly crowded as it was on a Saturday afternoon. People love it! I initially wanted to try Kejser Sausage & Gasoline Grill. Rørt Smørrebrød was also calling to me. There were so many different things that we wanted to try. However, it was smell of grilled steak at Fuego Street Grill that won our hearts. That sandwich was absolutely delicious! We also grabbed a pint of beer at Broens Bar. I told my husband to get me anything that appeals to him. He brought me an IPA. Lol! I don't typically like IPAs. But, this one was actually very good. It was the Broens IPA from the local Flying Couch Brewery. It was smooth and less bitter than others I've had. I real liked the flavor of this one. He picked out a winner! We also went for a dessert crepe at Crêpes à la Cart. They make them to order in an open food truck where you can see it all being made. The vanilla sugar crepe was perfect, but huge. I couldn't eat it all. My husband had a chocolate that he really liked. It was a very relaxing evening at Broens Street Food. The walk to get there from our hotel in Christianshavn was so peaceful as we crossed over lesser known bridges and fancy restaurants. It's a beautiful & quiet area until you get to Broens. It's such an appropriate location since it's at the end of that island's harbor. Don't miss it if you happen to be staying anywhere near it. It's only a bridge away from Nyhavn. We're so happy we found it. I can't wait to experience it again in the future.

It's a nice little food truck area right in downtown Copenhagen. We liked the variety of choices…read moreand ended up getting fish and chips. The outdoor seating is ample and it's nice that it's covered, since Copenhagen has plenty of rain. The main drawback is that prices are quite high, but Copenhagen is a pretty expensive city, so can't complain too much. Haddocks fish and chips were delicious!

Nice and perfect central station since I'm taking train from Malmo to Copenhagen central. Old…read morebuilding but functional and small comparing to other stations, but 2nd busiest in Denmark. Easy to navigate with directions signs and shops in the main terminal.

The central train station in Copenhagen, it is marked as Kobenhavn H on most maps and is situated…read moreunderground with the newest M3 line platforms being 62 feet down. I intentionally planned my 2 days in Denmark around this area, with my hotel and the sites I wanted to visit within walking distance. The current station building opened in 1911, with a major overhaul in 1980 including elevators, escalators and a new station concourse. It has 7 platforms and 13 tracks, making it the largest train station in Denmark. With 100,000 travelers per day, it is the second busiest in the country. Getting to it from the airport required taking the M2 line, transferring at Kongens Nytorv to the either the M3 or M4 line to get here. The journey took a little over 30 minutes, and the trains were relatively crowded on both the inbound and outbound. The cost was (30,00 DKK - $4.69 USD converted) for the one way. There are no gates of any sort, and I didn't see any security doing ticket checks. Read on-line that fines could be substantial. Since the trains to the airport run so frequently, didn't have a chance to admire/partake of the station. On my next longer visit, will linger a bit more.

Plenty of options for vegetarians and vegans that aren't simply watered-down versions of typical…read morepizzas! Crust is light and tasty, and toppings were generous. A bit strong on the garlic oil but no aftertaste. Would certainly go again.

We ordered a Denny's special which is potatoes, goat cheese, mozzarella, and truffle oil. It is…read moreserved on a very thin crust with a nice amount of salt, pepper, and sprigs if rosemary. It was an excellent combination!! I normally prefer a thicker crust but this pizza was awesome.

We walked through the Tivoli food court and chose this spot for supper. We ordered the spicy salami…read morepizza to share. They make it super thin with a sourdough crust. It was very crispy. I'd like it better with more cheese on it, but it hit the spot. The building was very busy and loud, but that's to be expected in a place like that. The staff was all friendly and efficient.

Wasn't the best flatRbread pizza I have ever had, but it was good. The service was fast but the…read moreguy I ordered from wasn't that friendly. The man making the pizza was though! I personally thought $16 for a margarita pizza is expensive, so I do not think I willl come back for lunch again.