After visiting most top-rated cafes while in Copenhagen for a week, CUB Coffee Bar is one of our…read morefavorites. Here's why: 1) Coffee: My latte came in a tall glass and was very foamy. There's sugar and other condiments by the bar. 2) Space: Located in the basement of a 18th century building, you enter a cozy space with simple, inviting design. Order at the bar and find a table in one of two rooms. For being a small cafe, they make good use of the space and the tables inside. 3) Views: Since it's next to the Parliament, the street just outside the cafe offers perfect photos. There's free, strong wifi. The password is at the bar.

Loved the interior + food quality! I ordered an iced drip coffee and enjoyed it with some waterside…read moreviews. I can't describe it, but it just tasted so high-quality. There are also inside seats, great for doing work (free wifi) or enjoying the wall art.

We stumbled on this gem while in Copenhagen For an international convention. It became our…read morefavorite place in the city to escape the loudness and overload of the district and have a peaceful respite. The coffee is excellent, the food is fresh, clean and prepared with skill and care, the staff are friendly and engaging. Our favorite place!

From the owner: Hidden gem in the heart of Copenhagen for your perfect break during busy days. Find our cosy…read morebackyard and enjoy your favourite afternoon tea, delicious food and much more. Possibility of renting for private company/personal events.

Our first coffee stop in Copenhagen. This was the first place on the trip where I had (& fell in…read morelove with) the concept of a roll with butter and cheese. My companion had a breakfast that was a little of this and a little of that- including an egg, juice, a danish- so tasty! The coffee was also delicious! It was the beginning of an amazing trip and eating tourism.

This place is great and gets four stars for the views! Truly such an awesome spot to take in the…read moremorning or enjoy a lazy afternoon cup of coffee. The service was fine, nothing super special. The cinnamon roll was great, and the coffee was good. In comparison to other coffee in the area, it's just ok. But Copenhagen has a slamming coffee scene, so it may be that I'm biased towards the places I like better. I'd definitely say to give it a shot!

Great little bakery with fantastic service and coffee. Try anything and you will be pleased.read more

Yummy pastries .great coffee . The staff are very friendly and helpful .we went everydayread more

Good service excellent coffee. This is a happening coffee bar for sure. I was here enjoying my cup…read moreof coffee for a Little less than an hour. Good varied crowd from tourists and locals. The best to go there is around 10-11 as it's not too crowded.

This was actually the first place (besides my hotel) I stopped after landing in Copenhagen and I…read moredon't regret that! I wish I'd tried more but what I tried (cardamom bun, iced coffee with oat milk) was lovely and left me rejuvenated after my red eye flight. I was here pretty early on a Saturday, a little before 9am, and there were plenty of places to sit and no line. The staff working here at the time were both kind and very helpful. Lovely place to spend a cozy morning

Coffee collective is consistently excellent even at this location that is in a food hall…read more This time I ordered a flat white. Service was prompt and coffee was excellent.

Visited on a Saturday morning around 10am and there was a line of about 10 people. I managed to…read moreplaced my order within 5 minutes so the queue does move very quickly. I had the kaffekombucha (48dkk) and cardamom pastry (36 dkk) and honestly wasn't too impressed by either. The kombucha was incredibly acidic (much more than I'm used to for most kombucha) and the pastry lacked sweetness and was a bit cold. I would give this 3.5 stars but am rounding up for the nice service.

I wish I had discovered this place earlier during my time in Copenhagen. I truly had no idea it…read moreexisted until the final week of my four month stay. Probably because it's hard to find if you don't know it's Danish name (HAHA!). I knew it as The Little Yellow Coffee Bar, however we know that's not really it's name on a map or google. It is tucked away, right off Strøget, one of the busiest walking streets in the city. When you walk in, you can order downstairs and sit there, or travel upstairs to sit at a table or on one of the comfy couches. I elected to have my oat milk latte and chocolate croissant upstairs on a couch. I admired the decor and sipped my latte while doing some work. Around dinner, it got a bit busier since they serve actual food here, besides pastries and coffee. At that point, it was a bit louder and less suited for work. So you could come here for either a meal with friends or to enjoy the calm vibes of a coffee shop, depending on the time!

This coffeeshop is by far my favorite cafe I've been to so far in Copenhagen. The atmosphere is…read morewonderfully cozy; I feel like I've found a hidden gem in the city. I got the chai latte with oat milk (amazing) and a croissant (absolutely drool worthy). There is seating upstairs with cozy couches and tables, as well as seating outside on the quaint street. I would highly recommend this coffeeshop to anyone!! An amazing find in the Copenhagen coffeeshop scene.

Next Door Café is exactly the kind of place you hope to stumble into in Copenhagen. It feels warm,…read morewelcoming, and just a little offbeat in the best way, with cozy mismatched furniture and walls full of charm. I ordered a cappuccino and a breakfast sandwich on dark bread. The cappuccino was smooth and rich with just the right amount of foam, while the sandwich was hearty and delicious -- simple but satisfying, with that nutty Danish dark bread that makes all the difference. What stood out most was the atmosphere. The staff are genuinely friendly and it feels more like visiting a local friend's kitchen than a café. Prices are fair for the city, and you can take your time without feeling rushed. If you're looking for a spot that feels authentic and relaxed rather than polished or touristy, this is it. Highly recommended for a laid-back breakfast or coffee break.

We are in København to enjoy a few more days after a great week in Wien for Eurovision. This…read moreamazing spot is a hidden gem a few steps from our stay at Hotel Bella Grande. The Staff is so welcoming and enthusiastic. The vibe is laid-back and funky with a fantastic music playlist and an altar that has to be appreciated in-person. I had the Müsli & Skyr w/Fruit. I will be back a few more times before returning home to San Francisco. TUSIND TAK, Next Door Café!

We came to get coffee after stopping by Juno the Bakery. The lady was very kind and offered us…read moreplates to eat our pastries with our coffee. The americanos and cappuccino were good!

A great coffee spot a block away from Juno! Grab some fresh pastries at Juno, get your coffee at…read moreProlog and enjoy it at the cute little space with benches across the street from Prolog. Service is quick and the cafe is very cute and cozy on the inside, limited seating options.

Fell in love with this cafe in the Indre By area ! So spacious & cozy - true hygge & European…read morevibes. The seating is first come, first serve and you order at the bar like most cafes in Denmark. The ambiance was so cozy. We ordered a cafe latte and a mocha latte. Both were delicious and creamy and they came with little ginger cookies on the side. We also ordered the 3 mini veggie burgers and they were so yummy! And actually more the size of normal burgers in the US so I was pleasantly surprised. The burgers came with the softest and tastiest potatoes I've ever had. Whether you're looking for a romantic evening coffee with your special someone, a cozy catch up with a friend, or some R&R on your own - this cafe is a must go to if you're in Copenhagen !

Absolutely fantastic, if huge, meal. Though it doesn't say so, it seems these meals are to be…read moreahared because they are so plentiful. Loved what I had and still stuffed hours later. The mushroom frittata (I think it was) was absolutely delish- no rubbery egg taste, lovely mushies. I was worried about the carrot salad because it looked like it was tossed in something creamy, but it was quite good. This also included a really rich and thick tomato soup, and a small toast w/ goat cheese and a rhubarb jam, and some sweet treat- I'm guessing made with mascarpone. Hubbies sandwiches were good, though I've never seen mushrooms in a chicken salad before (luckily they were big enough for him to pick out so I got those too). Only reason to dong them a Star was due to the chaotic way and wait to order. There was one queue downstairs and two people intermittently taken orders. But, the people taking the orders also were making fancy coffee drinks and doing other stuff, so it was very staccato. When we were next in line, both people ringing people up went missing for quite a few minutes and then a newcomer went straight over to the 2nd register to ask a question, as if the people in the longer queue weren't waiting, and because the guys behind the counter were so all over the place they couldn't keep track of that. Then it turns out if you want to sit upstairs, you have to order up there, so off we went to wait in another queue. After you order, you take a number to your table and we thought they forgot about us, and asked a bus boy to check in for us and he returned with our food. Oy! Also: They do have English menus on request, but not typically on the table. Excellent food and ambience!