So when National Geographic named the Top 10 places in the world to eat ice cream, Vaffelbageriet…read moreactually ranked #9. I didn't realize I was patronizing the ninth best ice cream parlor in the world when I took a sweet-tooth respite during my leisurely evening stroll in the world-famous Tivoli Gardens last September. In fact, I didn't know the place had a name, but I just saw a herd of toddlers with over-sized cones and followed the drip marks on the pavement. Those led me to a very festive-looking pavilion with a welcoming counter chock full of sweet treats not the least of which was ice cream. Apparently, the name of the place is Danish for ice cream served in large waffle cones, which no surprise, is their house specialty. Their most popular item is the Amerikaner, a decadent-looking mountain of ice cream in a waffle cone, four scoops worth ladled with some syrupy, only-in-Europe topping, dollops of whipped cream, and a chocolate-covered meringue puff rather than the expected maraschino cherry. It doesn't look like anything I've seen in the states, but it's called the Amerikaner because it's the picture of unhealthy excess, I'm guessing. What a reputation we have across the pond. I refuse to live down to my stereotype and went for a good old-fashioned vanilla soft-serve waffle cone covered in chocolate sprinkles, large of course (see photo). Sure, it was still decadent but at 30 DKK (Danish krone) or $5.32, it was a relative bargain. And frankly, it was one of the creamiest cones I've ever had, which of course, means it's still sitting in my thighs all these months later. No matter since it hit the spot, and for Pete's sake, or I guess I should say for Per's sake, it was Tivoli, and you're supposed to have carnival food. So stop judging me. Anyway, I don't know if Vaffelbageriet is truly the ninth best ice cream in the world, but who's complaining? ICE CREAM - 4 stars...creamy excess that may give you a diabetic coma AMBIANCE - 4 stars...cute spot with plenty of seats if you need recovery time from the Star Flyer SERVICE - 4 stars...very friendly servers keep you in a good mood here TOTAL - 4 stars...big globs of ice cream in a warm, freshly baked waffle cone in the middle of Tivoli Gardens...I can dig it

Lovely waffles, however would have loved a little more source. Quite a busy place so if you are…read morelooking for a romantic setting you really gotta get your timing right. The home made ice cream was quite nice but the serving was definitely small, which was the main let down.

If you love good ice cream, you have to come here! Period!…read moreThe frequent lineups at almost all times speak for themselves. The hardest part of your visit will be the decision you have to make on the flavor. You can't have them all. At least not at once. I always use two flavors to judge the quality - pistachio and vanilla. Both are a perfect indicator, what ingredients they use. If any artificial ingredients are used, this two will tell your tongue in an instant. Besides the amazing ice cream, the staff is really friendly, helpful and well organized. Thank god I don't live in Copenhagen. I would ruin myself by spending all my savings in ice cream. My mouth is watering right now. I need to stop with this review or I will drown... Now go and eat :-)

It's fun. Not the best ice cream we've ever had but certainly fun flavors and a great experience…read more We would go back if we're in the area.

This place has a fair variety of baked goods. The problem is the inconsistent quality. Some of the…read morepastries are good, but some are not and there are just many better options in the city. Try another bakery!

Lagkagehuset is a renowned bakery and café located in the heart of Copenhagen, celebrated for its…read moreexquisite menu of pastries, breads, and beverages. Now, where did the name originate? "The name comes from the appearance of the first bakery, which was a square building with alternating cream-colored layers resembling a layer cake." This bakery also serves breakfast items, brod (open face )sandwich and coffees. Here is a sample of pastry offerings in Danish: Wienerbrød: The general term for what English speakers call "Danish pastries". Kanelsnegl: A cinnamon roll. Spandauer: A pastry typically filled with jam or custard. Frøsnapper: A pastry sprinkled with seeds. Tebirkes: A poppy seed pastry. There are numerous locations for this bakery. I visited the location in main hall of Kobenhaven K or Central Station before catching my train to Kronborg Castle. The space was filled with people who were grabbing a ticket and then wait for ticket number to be called. I was indecisive and thought I saw a pastry with lemon filling. The employee who seemed a bit flustered told me that it was not lemon and she did not have anything with lemon. It turned out to be vanilla custard which was just as good. I also tried the green sprinkled marshmallow ball. She placed my two items in their own bag. I wanted a shopping bag which she snidely says "It cost 5 krone". Unfortunately, my New York response was snide as well, "I don't care". The two pastries were delicious. However, service needs to be as exquisite as the items you sell, unfortunately this location is lacking in that. There is another, smaller located downstairs from concourse whose employees are sweeter. Nok sagt or enough said.

We visited multiple Lagkagehuset locations on our trip to Copenhagen and loved every single pastry,…read moresandwich and pizza. The one at the Magasin won't have samples to try but the bakery is fresh with multiple options, quick service and a neat seating area with all natural silverware. The carrot cake is a must along with the lavender rose cake.

Wonderful pastries, plus sandwiches. Got a few of each to take on the train ride from Copenhagen to…read moreStockholm. Perfect! Got lots of advice from the woman behind the counter. Cute place. There are several around town.

Imagine shocking blue and pick ice cream with decadent toppings, crumbles and drizzles in a rolled…read morebubble waffle cone... Still imagining??? Why? When you can just walk into Munchies and experience it first hand! This place takes you on a pick-your-own(ice cream)-adventure. You pick from a choice of regular or seasonal flavored bubble waffle. Add your choice of fav ice cream to it. They have vanilla options like well.. Vanilla, chocolate, cookies and cream, strawberry and seasonal wonders like Black currant, mint chocolate, banana, shocking blue coconut , lemon sorbets and more. After that you get to add toppings like fruits, nuts, fudge, kit-kat and top it off with a drizzle. The toppings and drizzles cost extra. Just the ice cream and waffle cost about 50 DKK (~$7.5) and toppings are about 5 DKK ($ 0.75) each. You get to watch them make fresh bubble waffle in the back and the aroma of freshly made waffle is just delightful as you wait for it. Once the ice cream is served, you take the customary picture of course. But then you'd have to rush to finish it coz it's a race between you and the warm waffle melting your ice cream. I tried the regular waffle with double ice cream Salted Caramel and Banana. Both flavors were delightful but the waffle ice cream ended up being too heavy. It may be a good option to share though! If it's a particularly cold day, you can always get the hot chocolate. Taste wise the ice cream was much like any other that I've had. The look of the ice cream is very instagram worthy though. It will definitely spice up your insta feed. You can see people trying to take cool money shots with their ice creams outside the place. All in all it's a good place to visit if you're in the area. Don't forget to take a picture with the cookie monster!

My friend and I came here on a Tuesday (and holiday) at about 3:30pm, and there was a line going…read moreout the door. The wait wasn't too long, and there were a few seats inside - but it was way too hot inside for anyone to eat inside. I got the seasonal strawberry fields ice cream in an original bubble waffle, for 50kr (a little over $8). My friend got the seasonal mighty mango ice cream in an original bubble waffle with strawberries for 55kr. The prices hurt my wallet real hard, but the ice cream wasn't too sweet which I love, and it almost tasted like the strawberry Haagen Dazs. The bubble was so soft and fluffy with just a hint of sweetness.

This is the cutest little café. Great pastries, and sandwiches. The service is always really good…read moreand helpful. They also sell cups, small bowls and artisan soaps. They have a few toys, as well. Highly recommended

This location is in Torvehallerne.They don't have a stand-alone restaurant in this area and have…read moretwo other locations in the CPH area. (Google Maps was taking me across the street from Torvehallerne) Stopped in for a snack and tried the Peanut Butter Chocolate Brownie. Perfect balance of PB & Chocolate. I've tried other bars where it's too much PB. They have an abundant selection of baked goods as well coffee & the servers were friendly.

Great service and atmosphere. A must if you're ever in Copenhagen. The shop is bustling and for…read moregood reason. They have lovely cakes on display as well as pastries and cookies. I tried the konsensus, chocolate marzipan croissant 150 års kage and wienernrød. The konsensus has a delicate and offers a lovely balance of sweetness and tartness thanks to the skillful use of passion fruit. The 150 ars kage was lovely as well with a citrus mouse and black currant jelly to it. The croissant is 10/10

Coffee was strong, and served hot. Long lines during touristy times, but line moved fast. Their…read moreSportskage is their historical dish, delicious, if anything it's way too tasty and large in size for a single person to finish. Staff were friendly, and helpful. This place should be enjoyed!

This place is really special, the bakery is very elegant, the pastries are divine, and the service…read moreis right on point. I got the cinnamon roll and apricot danish. The cinnamon roll is a WOW dessert, not heavy at all. It's crusty, flaky, and very buttery. The cinnamon tastes extremely fresh and the frosting isn't too sweet. The apricot dessert is also lovely. Flaky, fruity, buttery, what more could I want? If you're in Copenhagen, this is a must visit!

This is both a bakery and pastry shop, and they do both well. In the mornings, it's a popular stop…read morefor locals and tourists alike. The cakes tend to come out later in the day. I got a spandauer (a square pastry with a center well filled with custard), a rhubarb croissant, and a sakura cherry mini-cake. Both pastries were flakey and delicious. The mini-cake was light, but decadent. I wish I had more stomaches to sample more.