Awesome little place located right in the heart of Copenhagen. This place has an excellent cocktail…read moremenu and really good service. If Ruby isn't open, this place is highly recommended.

This concept of flavored gin and tonic is something brand new to me but apparently very popular in…read moreCopenhagen! The menu tempts you through trying many gin cocktails as there are so many unique flavors and combinations to choose from....I'll rank in order of my faves: 1. Dilly Wonka (don't let the name fool you, it doesn't taste like a pickle! The rhubarb tonic is money.)

Nice place to have some local brewed beer. 10 options available with different varieties…read more Staff is gentle and will advise. The air should be more vented it is a bit dense even been a non smoking place. Well they call it the beer bunker ...

The beer was great and the crowd was friendly. We were visiting for an important football match…read morenearby and the place was packed. The two bartenders were swamped and when we ordered a cocktail instead of beer, one of the servers went above and beyond and made some of the best drinks we've had, even though they were so busy. Can't say enough good things about this place. Good hygge for sure.

Great Interior, nachos and beer. Good place if you like to watch sports games like soccer (if…read moreyou're into that). I don't think I would care much about service here. It's more beer then food on their menu cards. Seems like quite an international pub and that fits CPH quite. Seems to be relatively clean too (compared to some other places here).

Good enough of a bar to hang out with your friend and have a good time. My friend who lives in…read moreCopenhagen took me here for a couple beers and a "pub quiz". The quiz was bloody difficult and we lost miserably. Gave me a chance to laugh at myself :)

Amazing cocktail bar across the street from Freddy's and 3 min walk from Warpigs . Speakeasy…read moreentrance. Look for the graffiti. Arian the main bartender is an awesome guy who is very knowledgeable of drinks and The City. My wife and I sat at the bar and had the time of our lives.

To the point: Good place to hang and visit with small group…read moreof friends. Friendly staff, quick service, unique drink menu, "Dr. Hot Pepper", was a nice change for beverage.. Was here several times, could always enjoy visiting, conversation without loud background noise.. Will come back here on my next visit in the area.

The five stars say it all - it was love at first sight and I hope this relationship will be a long…read morelasting one It was only yesterday that I had the chance to visit this place myself, a place that Mina K and my other friends rambled about that serves BOTH cocktails and beer, how convenient is that since I like them both? *ahem* We arrived a little bit too early yesterday and decided to wait patiently for our booze outside by the bench when the nice bartender invited us in way before the opening hours. She probably got some hunches that we needed alcohol and we needed it now. The pleasant experience didn't end just there, I ordered a cocktail called "Deez Nuts" (no worry, no politics in the ingredients list, just rum, lemon, hazelnuts and eggwhites!) and Mina K ordered Ryan's Apples. We were told to sit down and she would deliver our cocktails (another fine service!) to our table. Since she just opened the place, she lighted some candles to make "hygge" and gave us a bottle of sparkling water to share as well. When the cocktail came, I was floored by the amazing flavour. I had never been a huge fan of rum (I do love me some rum raisin ice cream and mojito, but that's it) but this cocktail was just nice - unfortunately I am not a poet and couldn't describe it in pretty words, but it was very delightful and refreshing to drink. Mina K's cocktail (Ryan's Apple) was very nice too, although I didn't like the cinnamonny taste - but that's just me, I don't like cinnamon that much. Apart from cocktails, they do have some very interesting beer from Mikkeller (duh!) after all, it's a Mikkeller bar. The huge plus side of this place is also the fact that it's walking distance from Nørreport st / Torvehallen. You could get something delicious from Torvehallen and then walk here for some "refreshment" (like we did after the wonderful tacos from Yuca Taco yesterday). It's far more convenient location than Mikkeller in Viktoriagade or the one in Stefansgade.... and it does serve both cocktails and beer, just in case you're not in the mood for the other. A short summary of my long review is: This place serves booze and it makes me happy.

Must have 5 stars on this! It's a very very hidden cool place! I loved the fact it was not full of…read morepeople and there was a lot of place to sit. I also like the whole Mikkeller style. I just didn't know about this one! It's much smaller than the other two and has also the pro of cocktails that the others don't have. The bartender told me they have been open for half a year now but the word apparently hasn't gone so much around. The interior was as the other two bars, and I love that style. A lot of wood and some colours. They had some draft beers and a bunch of interesting cocktails. The bartender was very helpful and nice. He even brought sparkling water to our table! Great service! :) The beer was good, I had the number 5 called three times bitter (xxx bitter). For a cosy evening this place is great. It's just not so visible from the street as there are always parked cars in front of it and it is a little bit under ground.

It is a true one man show with Anže behind the bar. He carefully crafts every drink from start to…read morefinish, and the attention to detail really stands out. Even the ice is part of the experience. He crushes it by hand or cuts each piece to fit the drink, which is something you do not see every day. From the rotating menu, we tried the Colada Highball, which was bright, tropical, and refreshing; the Terminal Punch, where the ginger really shined through while still staying balanced and easy to drink; and the Alejandro, which had light cacao and gentle spice shining through while still being rich and dessert like. From the classic cocktail menu, we had a Vieux Carré, which was rich, complex, and beautifully balanced; an Old Fashioned that was smooth and exactly what you want from the classic; and The Last Word with its perfect balance of herbal, citrus, and subtle sweetness. We also asked for a dealer's choice, feeling cheeky, and Anže delivered something that fit the mood perfectly.The drinks, the craftsmanship, and the laid back atmosphere made this one of our favorite cocktail stops in Copenhagen. Whether you are a cocktail enthusiast or simply looking for a place where locals enjoy a great drink, Atze Peng is well worth a visit.

I came here, expecting a short visit. Then, I don't know how it occurred, but the patrons sitting…read morebeside me & the bartenders in front of me all started talking about American politics & what my take was on the state of affairs in my country. I sure was glad to talk about it. Oh, the opinions started flying from everyone... debates with no crazy disagreements or lash outs. Legit and sound opinions for sure. For the most part, we we were all on the same page. Other topics for discussion came up as well that were quite interesting too... The drinks here assisted in complementing our lengthy, yet interesting conversation. I enjoyed a boozy, yet fruit concoction. It was tasty, but honestly, my energies were focused on the discussions at hand which is why I cannot remember the name of my drink. The place reminded me of enjoying cocktails at a friend's apartment that has an amazing, compact bar setup. I definitely recommend this place for when you're in Copenhagen. It's the type of bar where its about the cocktails and the conversation and it's a friendly atmosphere.

I have found one of my new favorite bars in the city. And best part of all, it's close to my work!…read more I commend them on their concept, and good opening. I hope they can keep up the momentum. Downstairs is the underground, gritty part which is more prohibition style, in the sense that people would hide away in dark basements. The lighting is low with exposed brick walls. Very hyggelig. The drink selection downstairs is your low tier spirits, beer, and house wine. They have my favorite mason jar lighting, and they serve the single mixes in mason jars. You go upstairs and you have brighter lighting, nice chandeliers, and lamps, with the high end liquors, yummy cocktails, beer and wine. The bartenders are great and know their stuff. They are also very friendly which is a plus! The clover club is great, along with the espresso martini which they make with fresh brewed espresso. It makes a difference. Do yourself a favor and check it out. I hope this place is here to stay!

It's really tough to decide whether I actually like Bootleggers or not…read more Ever since this bar newly opened, I kinda had suspicion that it was mostly tourist trap with its kitsch writings on the wall (cocktail bar upstairs, craft beer bar downstairs) as if we drinkers couldn't find our own way to alcohol. But I have to admit hands down that they have nice tap list and not the usual bodega fares with easy pilsner and some yellow-ish lager. With the location just across Torvehallerne, it makes craft beer drinking even easier this way. When they announced that they have Evil Twin's Imperial Biscotti Break on tap, I just had to visit and drag two fellow drinkers Mina K and Anders A with me. Their tap list was mostly dominated by IPA when we were there this week and only two stouts *sobs* but it was nice of them to put up the ratebeer score on the list so it would spare some beer geeks' time to look it up on their app. Free water by the bar and a nice friendly bartender although the inside could be a bit too dark and bodega-ish to me. Whatever, if they have nice things on tap again, I would brace myself to scoot over Torvehallerne to this place again.

Palæ Bar reminds me of visiting my best friend's grandparents: everything is interesting, probably…read morefrom way before your time and you are welcomed with open arms by the lovely lady behind the counter. They serve the most amazing beer, and I would recommend the darker sorts, e.g. Grimbergen Double with a homemade "smørbrød" (ie. sandwich). A beautiful rest from busy, touristy Copenhagen. Worthy of a visit!

Dive bar. Check. Smoking permitted. Check. Louis Armstrong playing in the background. Check. Free…read morewifi. Check. Came across this place while getting lost in Copenhagen. Definitely a good place to stop by for a beer or two while sightseeing.