Excellent shop in the Torvehallerne with all sorts of little bits. This was a stop on the food tour…read moreand we had a change to try a few different things they offer here. A savory seeded rye cracker which had a tasty whole grain mustard on it. A sweeter cracker with a marmalade/puree on it. A black licorice gum. A caramel candy. And a small sip of some sweet spirit. All excellent. Neat shop with tons of interesting local delicacies!

Best shop In town if you are searching for a place to buy good Local food and or presents. Nice…read moreservice and good quality. All products is from a Danish Island Called Bornholm

It's hard not to rate any food market like this as anything less than 5 stars because there really…read moreis something for everyone! I loved it. Always on the search for some authentic food native to the culture, you can certainly find it here. But you can also find lots of other stuff, too like tacos with fresh tortillas and mochi ice cream! FOOD: Some of it was great! Some of it okay. The smorebord was good but not the best I've had. Still I had the Danish meatball one and the smoked salmon one - both good but not great. Loved the fried fish and the pork belly! Supremely awesome. The mochi ice cream was a treat and the French meringue were simply delicious. I bit undercooked for me, but I can't turn down a good meringue. SERVICE: Overall, good. Nice portions. Great plating. And the people were all very nice. More like quick service but that's what you want from a place like this so you can experience different places. COST: Worth it. Nothing was overblown. All were a tad bit on the higher side, but not more than you would epxect. Definitely a fun place to go and check out.

I know this place is probably a tourist trap, but there is some great food and fresh produce!…read more There were so many options, but I decided to try a place that claimed to have an amazing duck confit sandwich. It sure was delicious! Layers of fresh roasted duck, mustard, and crisp pickled veggies, which all tasted great together. Keep in mind it is pretty hard to find a table, so seating by options can be limited.

This is probably my second favourite Helsemin store (my favourite is the one on Vesterbrogade which…read moreis their Copenhagen flagship store). It has a very large range of products at affordable prices and the service is always absolutely top-notch. They have a large selection of cleaning products, make-up, vitamins and sanitary products, something which many of their other stores lack.

What a wonderful chocolate shop! We stopped in and snacked on their classic little marshmallows…read morecovered in chocolate. I wasn't very excited to taste these, as I find marshmallows to be dense, chewy and close to flavorless. But these, these were delicious little creamy pillows of air. They were softer, less chewy than the typical American marshmallow. It was wonderful, the chocolate was perfect and well flavored. I really recommend this cute little shop!

The chef seduced me with buttercreams and chocolate-covered almonds. But the real temptress was a…read morewhite-chocolate popsicle. Although it was dusted with hard-core European licorice -- something that's unappetizing to this American's tastes -- the inner core of chocolate melted perfectly as I took one bite at a time. People do say that true chefs reflect their personality in the food they prepare. Overall, it was heavenly with a hint of wild bad-ness.

When I'm missing Whole Foods like mad, or need foodstuffs that seem to not be consistently…read moreavailable anywhere else, Mad & Vin does me right. Because of the considerable price mark up on most things there, however, I only buy very specific things: 1. Grassfed meat (they often have sales on Grambogård pork and meat) 2. Naturmælk whole milk (3,5%) natural yogurt 3. Aalbæk Quality Meats (Jalapeño Chorizo is my fav) 4. Cheddar cheese (the real kind, might even qualify as "sharp"), and various other stinky french cheeses 5. Cofoco's Supermarché Frozen French onion soup, with real stock (for hangovers, try it) 6. Pecans, once a year, for pecan pie 7. Seafood (their fiskefrikadeller are awesome, as is the homemade remoulade) Best idea is to go here with cash in your pocket, otherwise, it's entirely possible to buy the whole store.

Since it's in a mall, this place kind of reminds of the Bristol Farms in the Westfield in…read moreSanFrancisco, Meats, dairy, wines, seafood, high end packaged goods. If I lived around here I could blow some DKK pretty quickly. Luckily I was leaving town and I had to limit myself to what I could get. So I limited myself to a rhubarb juice to go. A place where food lovers can definitely get lost for a while

This block of stores is maybe one of the best for food lovers I've seen. An awesome butcher, a…read moregreat bakery and this organic cheese shop. One thing we don't get in the US is very young or raw milk cheeses as there is a pasteurization and aging requirement. It seems that Denmark was going through some similar,though more relaxed laws on this which are changing due to a persistent Frenchman. In talking to the owner we knew that he was a food lover in general based on some questoins he asked: Owner: " what would you like to try?" Us: "What do you love?" Owner: "I love everything here!" Us: "Let's narrow it down to what you consider special. We're looking for thing we wouldn't otherwise be able to get at home" Owner *pulling out tons of samples*: "Are you going to Noma?" Us: "Yes, we are looking forward to it" Owner: "You must be rich people." Us: "Uh not really but we do love food and it's high on the list here" Owner: "Well then you will love the live Fjord Shrimp dish with the brown butter. It is fantastic!" We laugh as we try all the delicious cheese he presents. We walk out with probably a half dozen different things in small quantities that we eat at the nearby square with our baked goods and butcher meats. It was a great eating day.

Thank goodness there are still old Europe cheese shops like this one. A butcher filling in there…read morefor the owner was proud to share two [surprisingly good] Danish cheeses.

My butcher, though he's German, makes a mean Medisterapolese. For years now that's the only good…read moreexample of a Danish sausage I could get. Cut to present day Im in Copenhagen at a butcher shop highly recommended by Yelper AJ who lived here for a while and shopped here for his meats. Medisterapolese, merguez, bresolinni, were some of the meats we had to munch on outside in the square after hitting the cheese shop and bakery, a few doors down. The workers wear old school uniforms and hats to impart a time long past. Super helpful, I got into a discussion about the Medisterapolese with one butcher and I knew this place was going to be awesome. Is it weird that I can carry on a long convo with a butcher about the charcuterie arts? As predicted, fabulous meat products and it's also good to know my own butcher makes a very comparable product.

Those vikings of years past love their meat RED…read more This meat shop lives up to that tradition. All of the cuts of meat are of the highest quality, yet I recall the prices being a bit steep.

This place just makes me so happy! It's like stepping back in time in Copenhagen. In the middle of…read morethe city is this gem that is a good ol' traditional Danish cheese shop. Yes, it smells when you walk in, but you quickly forget that when you look at all the great cheeses they carry. They also have a nice selection of different liver pates from a local butcher, olives, and interesting food items. But the best kept secret is that they actually make sandwiches! Yet, not only do they make them for ONLY 40 kr, they make them with pure love. Warming the bread while you handpick what kind of meat, cheese, and extras you want on your masterpiece, they then SLICE the meat right in front of you, carefully slice a heaping portion of your choice of cheese, and then the sandwich is topped off with the warm bread from their oven, and wrapped ever so nicely. I really can't say enough about this place. The sweet old couple makes me imagine them running this shop for so many years with to much passion...you can taste the difference. If you want good value for money and a real experience, come here. It's amazing :)

This is a good place! A good variety of cheeses from around Europe. There are also many cold cuts…read moreetc. It also passes the test that many fail, the Stilton is actually Stilton, rather than some mediocre local blue cheese labelled as Stilton.

We were actually in the process rushing to get to a recommended specialty hot dog stand down the…read morestreet from Chocolat and then catch the Metro when I suddenly saw a sign advertising "Ice Cream of the Gods". I was curious but hesitant since we were already in a rush. The group I was with encouraged me to go treat myself. Best. Impulse stop. EVER. Hotel Chocolat is a British chain of cocoa bar-cafés with locations all over the UK as well as in Denmark (here in Copenhagen), Japan, Hong Kong, and New York. And it does seem like they have different TYPES of locations? But modern, high-end feeling chocolate shop in the front and café in the back. It's set up with a clean design that's very photogenic/Instgramable. They have a variation of chocolates made from cacao beans from Ecuador to Indonesia and a café that serves all kinds of mostly chocolate-y drinks and desserts. And for all the jokes about me being obsessed with chocolate, everyone was pretty involved in browsing through this store. I got the "Ice Cream of the Gods", which is a very soft serve in a cone and the option for either a chocolate or a salted caramel drizzle. And it's so GOOD. Even my dad, who was skeptical about spending money on something so simple, said it was worth it after having a taste. Translated from Chinese, the consensus was that it you could really taste the milk, which made it sweetly rich rather than richly sweet. We also happened to be there between the times they were switching out samples, so we got to try the Billionaire Shortbread Chocolate Selector (caramel, cookies, and hazelnut) and a dark chocolate bit that I didn't get the name of. In hindsight, I deeply regret that I didn't get the Billionaire Sundae, a dessert based on their Billionaire Shortbread Chocolate Selector truffle. Overall, super nice and really wish we could have hung around longer, even sit down and try out more menu items. If nothing else, drop in for a free sample, but just from what I tasted, I'd say it's worth it to make this a short stop. It's definitely on my list for the next time I'm back in Copenhagen or even London. That ice cream just made me really happy...

I don't usually search out ice cream parlors and sweets shops. But, my wife insisted we had to go…read moreto this one. First impression was it was a high end chocolate shop. We bought some small samples and everybody ordered an ice cream. I would normally just take a few bites out of my wife's cone because I get nauseous after about half a cone. It's just too sweet and rich. But, she insisted on no sharing this time because she wanted the whole thing to herself. So, she ordered a rather large cone for me alone. They were right. It was not super sugary like other ice cream. The lady behind the counter said the only sugar came from the milk itself. I finished the whole cone without feeling like I'd just had a tub of butter/cream. We were only in town for a week, but managed to come back to this place for seconds. And I had another cone to myself.

What Linda F. says! If you are too lazy to go to Vesterbro or even up to this shop's bigger…read morelocation on Nørre Voldgade, then this will do. That being said, they have a great variety for such a small stall. Nice selection of Asian produce in the fridge, as well as House brand tofu! The good stuff! They also have frozen dumplings and proper Japanese rice as well as liter bottles of goma dressing and toasted laver both to snack on and to roll sushi. The shopkeepers range from indifferent/bored to very helpful. Great if you don't have time to go to the shops by the central station, but have a little extra money to blow for the same stuff.

Ok if you're in a rush and just missing that one key ingredient. But it's not a place for regular…read moreshopping to stock the shelves since the selection is small and prices on some items can be twice as high as shops in Vesterbro. Stocks Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese and Thai items. Not bad, I would just personally prefer to go a little out of my way to Vesterbro for a larger and less expensive selection.