Yelp Review 2023 #227:…read more Conveniently located right next to the hotel I was staying at in Copenhagen. It looks chaotic from the outside because it's in Radhuspladsen but when you walk in, you'll find a clean and well-organized convenience store. Probably the nicest 7-Eleven I've ever seen. They have fresh fruits and vegetables, fresh bakery items (cookies, doughnuts, muffins, brownies, pastries), hot food items (empanadas, pizza, sandwiches, bread...the taquitos look sus though - they look like fried/ baked tube of puff pastry), and your typical convenience items. I only grabbed drinks and snacks. There's this chocolate milk called Cocio that tasted nice. The times I've been here were pretty odd times: early morning before touring the city and at night when I'm ready to go back to my hotel. So, it was never crowded and busy. But I can see locals that work in the city center that would grab a quick breakfast here before heading to work.

Beautiful 7-Eleven in Copenhagen. Even a place to eat upstairs. Very friendly and helpful tram…read moreanswering questions we had. Delicious pastries and fresh made food. Such as contrast than the stores in the US.

There is a 7-Eleven inside the Københavns Lufthavn and that has a different address. This review is…read morefor the 7-Eleven that is *outside* the central station to the west on Istedgade. And as 7-Elevens go, it's decent with a good selection of snacks and drinks. Espress coffee drinks seem to be a hit here with a machine that makes them to order. I wanted a beer and a bag of salty chips to go with it, easily finding both and paying for them at the register. My lack of Danish was not a problem as the credit card machine accepted my form of payment with no issue. Easy!

This 7-Eleven is across the street from the Copenhagen Main Station on the corner of Reventlowsgade…read moreand Istesgade. I am staying in the Menninger Urban House around the corner, so this 7-Eleven location is very convenient for a quick snack or even a cheap lunch/dinner. They have a good selections prepared food behind the counter as well as stuff in the refrigerated section that you can either eat cold or heated in the microwave. What I suggest if you are not in a hurry at the train station is to come here as the prices are cheaper than the 7-Elevens in the train station. For example I found out after I bought a 6 pack cans of Coke at the 7-Eleven in the train station and at a later time realized when that it was about 20 dkk cheaper at this location that is outside the train station. I'm not sure if everything is marked up in the train station, but it seems that way. Just compare your prices when shopping. The employees are patient and nice. The store is clean and well stocked.

Great little store in the neighborhood where my Airbnb was located. They have an amazing selection…read moreof beer. I was happy to find a high ABV sour and it was so good when I finally drank it, I went back for another! Checkout was easy and the staff were nice.

It looks like a corner grocery store, but NO! So many beers, wines and a variety of alcohol drinks…read morefrom all over Europe and the world dot the stores fridges. But wait! There is a cellar that has a treasure trove of bottled beers and other types of bottled/can brewed items neatly placed on shelves and fridges. Take the stairs by the cashier. Of course, there are the usual fruits/veggies, but they seem to have a little more specialty items like vacuum packed cheeses and meats. A whole fridge is dedicated to a brand of yogurt. Specialty Haribo gummies, crazy chocolates from around the world and grasshopper/worm snacks line the walls. Fine ice creams in freezer. Fresh coffee/espresso drinks and avocado sandwiches are freshly prepared by the cashiers. Fun little place with friendly cashiers. Outdoor bench seating.

A very clean and neat 7-Eleven located in the train station. Just browsing to see what they had…read morefor future reference.

If you're traveling on somewhat of a budget, you'll love these 7-11s. Food is expensive in…read moreCopenhagen. So, we bought 7-11 sandwiches several times during our week stay. They were quick, cheap, actually fresh, tasty, and there was a good variety. The people working there were also extremely nice, not what you'd expect from an American 7-11. They were actually happy to see you and very courteous. We ate at regular restaurants once a day. But, we supplemented with some prepared food from supermarkets, 7-11s, and street carts. Sandwiches at these 7-11 were 1 for 25-40, and 2 for 40-60 Kronar, which means 1 for $4-$6, and 2 for $6-$10. Very reasonable. We saw similar looking sandwiches at fancy food stalls for at least double those prices. Just because you're on vacation doesn't mean you have to throw your money away. Most people work months just to save enough money to go on vacation for a week! That's a lot of money to pay for a sandwich. Save yourself some money and buy some of these 7-11 sandwiches. They were fresh and tasty and we saved half our money. (It's part of the reason why my wife and I were able to retire in our early 40s.)

Great little convenience store within a stone's throw from our hotel. The clerk was so friendly…read moreand helpful, taking the time to describe the licorice assortment in detail this wide-eyed American (me!) salivating at the confectionary section! The store has nearly everything you'd need in a pinch and more before turning in for the evening or to start a nice stroll through the city! Very clean, well-assorted, and friendly!

Maria's kiosk, this tiny 30m2 store is kind of like the friendly neighborhood version of 7-eleven…read more Not open 24-7, but longer than most danish stores. It has a nice selection of regular groceries that you might need even some organic (fx milk, eggs), a friendly helpfull staff and the possibility to buy morning bread, candy, liquor - though all in small amounts of course. Has saved me on sundays, public holidays and days where anywhere felt like a long walk.

I came here to buy the soy sauce and ChinKiang vinegar that I need to cook with. Their prices are…read morevery good for sauces and condiments. They don't have a large fresh vegetables selection, but there are a few cabbages and Chinese greens in the fridges. If you bring back your receipt for next time, they will give you 10% off your next 200 Kr purchase (or 5% off a purchase less than 200 Kr). For that deal, I'm willing to make space in my wallet for that receipt.

this place surprised me after i thought i'd already visited every asian market in vesterbro. on…read morefirst glance it may not look like they have a lot, but there are a few gems. the prices on most products are slightly lower than the other shops closer to the central station. they also have a few more korean items that the others are missing, like 5 kinds of frozen dumplings and seasoned laver/seaweed in wasabi and kimchi flavour. they even have it plain in full-sized sheets; the first time i've seen it sold anywhere in denmark. they don't have so much in the way of greens, tofu, and other fresh things. but if you need to stock up on pantry items or snacks, this place is worth popping your head into.

Normal is one of those unique supply and novelty item shops. It is one of those places where you…read moretruly never know what you will find. Yes, they have a lot of those items of necessity, but they also have tons of other stuff, as well. It is one of those places that you can go into and find that something that you never knew you needed, a unique gift, and/or the everything else. There are a lot of Normals across Copenhagen and elsewhere. This one is one of them. No better, no worse. Overall, this is a fun and functional place to shop.

I wish the prices could be in Euro so I'd know how much everything is but they sell everything…read morehere! So as a holidaymaker it's perfect for all the shampoos and face creams you may need and they have 100ml bottles which is useful. I also like their brand of licorice sweets which they don't sell outside Scandinavian countries unfortunately.

I've already reviewed Irma in an earlier post - but, I think it is important to write a bit about…read moreIrma City: Back in end 90's, begin 00's Irma was apparently in financial difficulties - until they came up with the concept of Irma City. Basically, it is an overgrown kiosk with an amazingly varied, specialized, and organic selection of foods and non-foods. Also, you can pop in for some healthy salad (in a box, no self service), sandwich or soup whenever you want fast and healthy. This Irma City is no exception and close to my office so I come here a lot.