SuperBrugsen is a standard neighbourhood supermarket, just like you'd find anywhere else. However,…read morethe big advantage is that they have a decent range of gluten-free things (bread, pasta, flour) in their own section right at the back. They also have lactose-free milk, and a good selection of fresh fruit, vegetables and meat. Not every shop sells gluten-free products, so we were really glad we found this place.

This place puts the "Super" in supermarket!…read more This SuperBrugsen is a convenient option for those staying in Vesterbro. And it's bigger and has more selection than the location on Halmtorvet to the east. Here you'll find everything you'd expect from a grocery store with a reasonable amount of variety. Plus there are additional things like home goods and sporting goods. They even have bikes for sale. Now I don't know why you'd want to buy a bike from a supermarket, but you can! We bought a lot of groceries here and also at Netto during our trip. Some prices at Netto are slightly better, but SuperBrugsen also has some marked down items. So they're more or less equivalent overall. Either way, if you want to save some money and not be eating out every meal, there's no shortage of supermarkets and smaller grocery stores around Vesterbro to choose from!

Now that SuperBest has become Meny, I feel an update is in order! The prices are still about the…read moresame but they reorganized half of the store and it's an improvement. The produce section has moved to the front instead of being shoved into the back corner of the store like an afterthought. It is well-organized and well-stocked with common and exotic fruits and vegetables. In general, the prices run a bit high compared to discount stores like Netto, and the produce in no exception. However, you can get some specialty items here that you wouldn't be able to find at the green grocer. For example, you can get a pot of trendy red wood sorrel (rød skovsyre) grown in Denmark for 20 dkk. But if you just need regular ol' onions and carrots, go get it somewhere cheaper. The wine, beer, and spirit selection is varied as always and they also have a lot of ciders! Not just that Somersby swill, I mean proper hard cider. Look at the photo! Their fish counter is not all that great, but nice to know that it's there. Turn to the meat and cheese counter if you want to be impressed; they even have dry-aged beef hanging in a case for you to oogle over and wish you'd get paid on the date they intend to cut it. I still like to get my free-range meat and eggs here and almost every week there is a sale especially on free-range pork. On the other end of the scale there is a growing selection of tofu and vegetarian convenience foods, along with their usual stock of gluten-free, and sugar-free products. The American/English section is as laughable as usual (do you really think we miss 7-up hot sauce and pancake batter mix?) but good to know if you can't live without beef jerky or Dr. Pepper. This place is still expensive but they have an even better selection than before. Employees are helpful and friendly and there's a post office and bakery inside so you can get most of your errands done in one go. Not someplace I go on a weekly basis but great to check out if you are missing that special product.

Dog Point sav blanc... This super market is packing heat!read more

This is a small Netto. You can get the daily groseries, but not the more exotic products.The staff…read moreis friendly and ready to serve.

Great place to get almost everything you need fast. Prices are reasonable. They even have a couple…read moreof Asian food sections! A nearly perfect neighborhood market.

Best supermarket for organic food in Copenhagen. They have devoted two areas of the shop for…read moreorganic food. One in the fruit and vegetables department and one big area for all other kinds of foods. In the dairy department they have a wide selection from Arla, Thise, and Osted. I prefer the jersey milk from Thise. They got fresh bread from Meyer's bakery. Try the Kanelsnurre (a cinnamon bun), you are not going to regret it.

Right around the corner of Griffenfældsgade and Nørrebrogade, lays my favourite supermarket,…read moreSuperBrugsen. The said store has some of the nicest service in the city. They always have what I need. The shelves are most of the time packed. The floors are clean and the store is kept tidy the whole day. When it gets busy, the cashiers act fast. They open a couple of new 'boxes/desks' and also allow you to pay in the kiosk.

While in Copenhagen, we stayed in the suburban neighborhood of Frederiksberg. It was a cool…read moreneighborhood, super local (didn't see tourists). One day we were waiting at the bus stop, which happened to be in front of Aldi. Aldi is a discount supermarket chain in Denmark. Whenever traveling, I love to visit supermarkets and shops, to see how the locals live and eat. It's a great way to get an insight on how people around the world live. Not knowing anything about Aldi before walking in, I noticed right away this had to be a "discount" shop, just by the layout. They stock their items still in the original boxes, as to where normally you would see more order and "niceness" at supermarkets. Not being from there, I wasn't familiar with any of the brands they sell, like in the US, you have Oreo cookies, then you have a knockoff brand like L'Oreo cookies or something similar. This store could be off-brand, I'm not sure. However, prices are cheaper than other markets. The line was long and only one cashier, so I ended up putting the bottled water I was going to buy back, so as not to miss the bus outside. If in Copenhagen again, I would probably pick a different market to do my shopping, but for those who live in the area, this would be a nice convenient place to come grab something in a pinch.

This is in such a convenient spot for my grocery shopping after university. I usually have to mull…read moreabout what I need to make for the evening, so after I bike past the bridge, I usually know what I need, and just as I arrive in front of the Fotex bike rack. The store is very spacious and clean. It has a very large variety of frozen foods and freshly made breads. It even has an impressive selection of sweets and items for my baking needs. The vegetables and fruits are reasonably priced but I would still go to Netto for the staples like tomatoes and cucumbers. The meats that are usually on sale are clearly marked, but try to make it before the evening rush to get the pick of the bunch. The lines are manageable, and even during the after work rush, the wait to get checked out is usually no more than 10 minutes. Overall, this is a nice grocery store for one's culinary needs.

This is my neighborhood Føtex and I really like it. It's always clean, organized and well-stocked…read more They have a great selection of products - both Danish and international. They often have wine samples on the weekends and nice deals on alcohol. They recently added a salad bar by the produce section and, although I haven't tried it, it looks great. This is one of the bigger Føtex stores I've been in so it's worth checking out if you're looking for a nice selection of non-food items as well. They have a decent kitchen/house section and clothing/shoes section. If you want to buy Birkenstock sandals when they have them on sale (which is frequently) you can probably find the size you need at this location.