In Olso and Copenhagen, Rema 1000 is the best store. In particular, this Rema had a really good…read moreselection of grocery items. The fruits and vegetable section is busy after work, but the store does a great job of trying to keep the shelves full, the aisle clean and the store organized. I recommend Rema 1000 for everyday shopping and grocery needs.

Nice discount store…read more You can find pretty much everything. Things are cheap and of a decent quality (just decent though). Everything you find her is a bit cheaper than in the things offered in the other mainstream grocery stores in copenhagen. Fruit and vegetable are more than just decent though. They are actually fairly good. The meat instead is pretty greasy and depressing, but again, that's a thing that happens also in all the other grocery stores in copenhagen: meat is terrible. The store is open everyday until 22.00 which is great, I wish that also the other stores (such as Føtex) would do that. You might not find some major food brands in here, but they have other stuff that makes it up for it. There is nothing more to say to be honest, it's cheap. That's its main selling point. Worth a try.

We stopped at a small grocery store for a large bottle of water to take to the hotel room. We…read morepaused as we looked at all the pastries and breads. We got a 2 liter bottle of water and a pastry. Some interesting things available.

So, my gym is right on top of this place - why oh why isn't my gym on top of a more organic…read moresupermarket like Irma - so it goes without saying that I come here a lot. First of all, if you are an organic freak like me there are slim pickings. Especially in veggies and fruits as most of offers at hand are from remote (suspicious) places and you have no clue what chemicals they're pumped with. Secondly, this is a quite surprising place. In the 'dry' section I've managed to find organic spelt flour and spelt for cooking, gluten free pasta and a range of other specialities. In the milk sections, I've found not only soy milk (very common these days), but soy yogurt. I would still prefer to go to Irma any given day, but this is a much cheaper option and you can still find your basic foods here.

This Netto is like any other Netto, to be honest. Sometimes I can be pleasantly surprised, like in…read moretheir dessert aisle, but overall, this one is another one of the small grocery stores that you can get your staple foods: rugbrød, vegetables, meats (they usually have pretty decent meat sales), and alcohols.

This Netto supermarket is simple yet very convenient...as a tourist you can find there many local…read moreproducts for a very reasonable price. You can pay by foreign debit card too so very useful.

If you are staying at the Adina Apartments, this paired down version of a supermarket is very…read moreconvenient and only a couple of steps away. I purchased some essentials include food, water, and beer. I am luckily that this was the only place around that was still open as most places are already closed for the Christmas holiday.

This is a great store to get the essentials. Certainly worked out well for me whilst I stayed 5…read moredays at the Adina apartments next door. Goods are cheap, produce is fresh and its an easy breakfast/lunch on the cheap. In terms of layout this place is a bit of a mess, it could certainly do with a tidy up that shows some pride in the store as it almost looks like everything has been dumped into its respective area for customers to sort through.

SuperBrugsen is a standard neighbourhood supermarket, just like you'd find anywhere else. However,…read morethe big advantage is that they have a decent range of gluten-free things (bread, pasta, flour) in their own section right at the back. They also have lactose-free milk, and a good selection of fresh fruit, vegetables and meat. Not every shop sells gluten-free products, so we were really glad we found this place.

This place puts the "Super" in supermarket!…read more This SuperBrugsen is a convenient option for those staying in Vesterbro. And it's bigger and has more selection than the location on Halmtorvet to the east. Here you'll find everything you'd expect from a grocery store with a reasonable amount of variety. Plus there are additional things like home goods and sporting goods. They even have bikes for sale. Now I don't know why you'd want to buy a bike from a supermarket, but you can! We bought a lot of groceries here and also at Netto during our trip. Some prices at Netto are slightly better, but SuperBrugsen also has some marked down items. So they're more or less equivalent overall. Either way, if you want to save some money and not be eating out every meal, there's no shortage of supermarkets and smaller grocery stores around Vesterbro to choose from!

While in Copenhagen, we stayed in the suburban neighborhood of Frederiksberg. It was a cool…read moreneighborhood, super local (didn't see tourists). One day we were waiting at the bus stop, which happened to be in front of Aldi. Aldi is a discount supermarket chain in Denmark. Whenever traveling, I love to visit supermarkets and shops, to see how the locals live and eat. It's a great way to get an insight on how people around the world live. Not knowing anything about Aldi before walking in, I noticed right away this had to be a "discount" shop, just by the layout. They stock their items still in the original boxes, as to where normally you would see more order and "niceness" at supermarkets. Not being from there, I wasn't familiar with any of the brands they sell, like in the US, you have Oreo cookies, then you have a knockoff brand like L'Oreo cookies or something similar. This store could be off-brand, I'm not sure. However, prices are cheaper than other markets. The line was long and only one cashier, so I ended up putting the bottled water I was going to buy back, so as not to miss the bus outside. If in Copenhagen again, I would probably pick a different market to do my shopping, but for those who live in the area, this would be a nice convenient place to come grab something in a pinch.

Quite a nice supermarket. Tries, and a considerable extent succeeds, in giving of an exclusive…read moreambiance. They still have all the typical stuff, milk, flour, and so on, but a pretty good selection of specialities, including a fair selection of US and British products, though expect to pay big for these. I get that they have to fly these products in, just not sure why they had to get them seats on Business Class. The produce section is nice, and very tempting as it sits right by the entrance. Not the biggest selection of organic, though, which surprises me in Denmark, the high ground of the organic movement.

I've already been here a couple of times - for some additional toiletries, food, and drink. Price…read morelevels are comparable to what we may pay in the states but this is a higher class of "mini-mart" than what we have at home. You will recognize top brands, local, and even regional ones, as well. This is an eco-friendly store, so they charge you for plastic bags - bring your own. I was helped by the young lady there - she was friendly and helpful and didn't mind me not knowing the system of the cool looking conveyor belt for the groceries/sorting. I'll probably be back for more stuff before all is said and done.

Have lived here for 20 years, and this mini market have all you need when you need it, open…read moreeveryday at 08:00-21:00 and in weekends 09:00-21:00 . The service is awesome and polite. The fresh veggies are not always the best, so do keep an eye what you take .