This place is a typical mall dining area (meaning total lack of charm). Except, the food was…read moreamazing. Really stand out lunch for a good price. They have a buffet but also on order food- which ever you choose it's amazing. You can get typical Danish food but also safe it with international dishes. We ate here two days in a row because we enjoyed it so much! There's an area for families which is always nice for them and for the people without kids ;-) Restrooms at the same floor as well. Yes, one more thing. The burger is MEAN!

I couldn't find Spisestedet on the Magasin store directory. I handed my phone to a woman in one of…read morethe departments, she giggled and said the name didn't really make sense, but very kindly explained there were food choices in the basement and on the 5th floor. I went to the 5th floor where there was a cafe selling sandwiches in a case that looked like works of art. I ordered a sandwich with lox and egg salad and asparagus, and it was tremendous. The best thing I ate during my weeklong trip. I went to another stall on the same floor and got an apple cake with custard, hoping for another ethereal experience. It wasn't ethereal, but it was quite good. I wish I could go back to Copenhagen just to visit again.

We visited this restaurant when we were looking for reasonably priced restaurants in Copenhagen!…read more What a find. There were three different main dishes to choose from and several salads. The first time you could choose a main dish and three salads if you were still hungry after eating you could go back for more, either the same choices or different ones. Lots of vegetarian options! Tasty food. And they gave free water, which every place in Copenhagen does not do. A healthy not-so-expensive option in a pricey city. When we were there, it was mainly locals, which tells me it IS good.

They are open for dinner starting at 4.30 PM…read more Eating at this all veg buffet was a delicious experience. One had the choice to choose a la carte or buffet. The buffet comes with one main and then head to the main dining room. Plenty of communal tables for big parties or for couples or solo eaters to get to know each other. All the food is fresh! The offerings change daily but on the day we were there, all the food was high quality and so fulfilling. After finishing, you place your dirty dishes in a designated area so they can easily collect and clean everything.

FOOD: 4 SERVICE: 3…read moreAMBIANCE: 4 VALUE: 4 There are so many coffee shops in Copenhagen it's hard to say which is best. I can tell you that this place is really unique, more like a coffee shop inside a library. This place was buzzing when we came first lunch. You have to find a seat, then go downstairs to the counter to order. Once you've ordered, you get your drinks on a tray with a number. You tell the counter person where about you are seated and they will come find you with your food. Since this was supposed to be a light lunch, we just ordered a chicken sandwich and a tomato soup. The chicken sandwich was a piece of marinated chicken breast, lightly grilled, served on a bed of lettuce with slices of tomato in a crunchy roll, with a side of roasted potatoes. As good as any grilled chicken sandwich can get. The tomato soup can best described as " tomato-y", soupy consistency and just right for a cold Copenhagen winter day. This place is popular, it can get loud inside and you may have to wait a bit for seats, but come and hang out.

Coffee. Pastries. Books. With several rooms to choose from. Not a high pressure spot. Lovely vibe.read more

We had difficulty locating but glad we found this place. The millennial at the corner market…read morecouldn't be torn away from her phone to assist us, so it was interesting to note that some things are the same in every country. Solid Americano and chai latte. Friendly barista.

Cute mom and pop cafe near SMK. Good chicken paninis, and coffee. The classic burger is good but…read morethe spicy sauce was a bit off. It comes with fries. Great apple pie. Friendly staff. Large space but cozy.

I was in Copenhagen on vacation and this restaurant was right across from our hotel so we checked…read moreit out. Its also attached to Tivoli Gardens so you can access it from the park as well. They have a strange concept where you get a card and then you order your food at each station and they put the order on the card. Then at the end of the meal, you go to the cashier and pay. Mom had a nice pepperoni pizza. Good size, thin crust, spicy meat. She liked it. I went with the mushroom risotto. This was very tasty but took forever to get. At the pasta station, they make the food while you wait. There were a few people in front of me in line. Then when I finally got to the front, the cook was working on several other dishes and seemed to be distracted. I also said I wanted shrimp and he cooked chicken instead. I think he was trying to be a master chef and that is not what is needed here. You need someone fast who is going to get through the line quickly. Once I did get my food, I really enjoyed it. If you come in off the street, you may think the restaurant is empty but everyone was upstairs where the food stations and bar are and where the entrance into Tivoli was. If you were not going into Tivoli, you did have to pay on the bottom floor. Interesting concept that is a bit flawed but the food was good.

The food is tasteless and the carbonara is super dry and spaghetti is over cocked. Not even worth…read morehalf the price. Sorry will not come back. Was better in Tallinn.

We went to the casual restaurant in H15 which was a mostly vegetarian pop up. All the food was…read moregreat - you order on your phone and waitstaff bring to you. We ate in their patio and the one down side was smokers all around us - would eat inside if you can.

Not impressed at all. It wasn't bad, but I'd not consider it as a future choice…read more I was Saturday night, around 9, when I went for couple of beers with a friend. We found a sit and we just talked. The fact that we were the only non-Danes, combined with the Danish mentality ("we don't talk to strangers first if we're not wasted") gave me the feeling I was at a cafeteria in the afternoon. What really put me off, was that in the toilet there was only a towel to dry our hands. It wouldn't be a big deal if the guy before me had washed his hands with some soap before touching the towel... and I guess he's not the only one doing that! At least the beer was cold and cheap(er than most bars)!

It's a great little bar and it's hasn't changed for almost 20years so you will always get that nice…read moredanish feeling there and owners & staff are just fantastic people!