For our last night in Copenhagen, I was tasked with finding a spot for dinner and opted for a…read moretraditional Danish meal at Frk. Barners Kælder. They offer both indoor and outdoor seating, and regardless of where you sat, there was a nice mix of locals and tourists, which always feels like a good sign. We chose to sit inside. We did a walk in and were lucky to get a table. From other reviews I had read beforehand, reservations are recommended, especially during busy dinner hours. We ordered Regitze Barner's Favorites, which included Patty shells, Wiener schnitzel, and old fashioned apple stew. We also started with Miss Barner's herring specialty and the Skagen toast, then finished with the kransekage. The staff made the experience even better. When they served the herring, they asked if we knew the proper way to prepare and eat it. Since we did not, they happily walked us through it. They gave the same thoughtful attention to the table next to us, showing them how to debone their fish. It never felt pretentious, just genuinely welcoming and eager to help us non locals experience these Danish dining traditions. The food was fantastic. The Patty shells, filled with chicken and white asparagus, were rich and comforting. The Wiener schnitzel was perfectly crisp with a tender interior and served with amazing potatoes, peas, and a delicious brown sauce. The old fashioned apple stew was light, subtly sweet, and layered with a crisp base, apple compote, lightly whipped unsweetened cream, and a dollop of jam on top. The herring specialty was a great introduction to Danish herring, with well balanced flavors that were approachable even for first timers, while the Skagen toast was fresh, creamy, and packed with sweet shrimp and fragrant dill. The favorite of the meal, though, was the dessert--kransekage!. The marzipan had just the right amount of sweetness, and I ended up enjoying it even more than the apple stew. As a tourist, I cannot say whether every dish was prepared exactly as tradition dictates, but everything we had was delicious, and the warm, attentive service made for a wonderful final dinner in Copenhagen. If you are looking for classic Danish cuisine in a cozy setting, I would happily recommend Frk. Barners Kælder.