We grabbed a table outside &mdash; weather was just right. Garlic bread came first, warm and buttery. Salmon was cooked well, flaky, not dry. Dessert was a nice way to end. Nothing fancy, but the freshness came through. Maybe a bit slow between courses, but we weren&rsquo;t in a hurry.

The wine list surprised me&mdash;good selection for a place this size. Had the sm&oslash;rrebr&oslash;d with a glass of white, worked nicely together. Prices fair for Copenhagen. Only hiccup was the service lagged a bit mid-meal.

The Iberico pork was really good, but wow, the wait was long. Took forever to even get the waiter&#39;s attention for the bill. Flavor made it worth it though.

Been coming here for years. The crispy pork is still as good as the first time I tried it. Vintage decor and checkered tablecloths give it a cozy, old-school feel. Service stays consistent too.

The pizza dough here is genuinely something else&mdash;crisp on the outside, chewy inside, and the sauce has this bright tang that cuts through the cheese. I paired it with a glass of their house red, which worked nicely. Only downside: the place gets loud fast, so go early if you want a relaxed bite.

Tasty food and fair prices, though service depends on the day. Their wine list pairs nicely with the mains.

The fish soup here is seriously good&mdash;creamy, rich, and exactly what I needed on a cold day. The place itself feels like a grandma&rsquo;s living room, which I loved. Owner was super welcoming too. It&rsquo;s a bit on the pricey side, but honestly, I didn&rsquo;t mind. Would come back for that soup alone.

Buffet spread was solid&mdash;ribs were the highlight, sushi decent for a buffet. Kids liked the ball pit. Wine list could use more options though. 🍷

That steak keeps me coming back&mdash;cooked exactly how I asked and seasoned well. I&rsquo;ve ordered it a few times now and it&rsquo;s been consistent each visit. If you&rsquo;re in the mood for meat, this is a solid choice. Service was friendly enough, though I did have to wait a bit longer than I&rsquo;d like for the bill.

The oysters were the standout. Clean, briny, perfect with just a squeeze of lemon. Tasting menu had some real highs, though a couple of dishes felt a bit overwrought. Mixed the set with &agrave; la carte and the bill crept up more than expected. But that oyster alone made it worth it.

Lunch was solid &ndash; the &#39;shooting star&#39; had fresh fish and properly toasted bread. Service was slow, but the food made up for it.

The Korean fried chicken bao was the star &mdash; crispy, saucy, just messy enough. Curry was solid too. Space looks great but got a bit loud later on.

The WallStreet and Deluxe tacos were solid&mdash;good flavor, though a bit messy to handle. Had to ask for cutlery, which was a minor hassle. A cold beer would&#39;ve paired nicely with the spice level. Worth stopping by if you&#39;re in the area and craving something casual.

Good food and service, but they hit me with a credit card surcharge for non-EU cards that wasn&#39;t mentioned upfront. Kinda annoying, but I&#39;d still come back.

Dropped by for dinner and ordered the grilled salmon with a glass of white wine. The fish was cooked well, flaky and moist. Staff were friendly enough, though it took a bit to get the bill. Portion size felt fair for what you pay. A decent spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something simple.

Been here a few times. Bowls are consistently good. Service gets a bit chaotic when it&#39;s packed, but staff are nice.

The grilled chicken was properly tender and had a nice spice to it. Portions are solid too. Just keep in mind it&#39;s a dry place, no alcohol. The vibe inside is pretty casual, nothing fancy but comfortable enough.

Staff were friendly and explained the gluten-free options well. Food was good, portions a bit small for the price.

Service was quick and friendly, and the portions are generous. The mixed meat platter is a good way to sample several dishes.

Booked a table for 16 here and it worked out really well. The cake was the highlight honestly, everyone kept talking about it. Solid pick if you&#39;re planning something with a bigger group 🎂

Stopped by for a quick ice cream fix. The Baileys and tiramisu flavors are solid, lots of topping choices too. Waffle cone was fresh and worth it. Place was packed but the line moved fast enough. Good spot for a sweet break.

The beef was surprisingly tender. Juicy too. Seasoned just right, not one of those places that drowns everything in chili. For once I could actually taste the meat. That alone makes me want to come back.

We stopped by for lunch, and I gotta say, the staff really went out of their way. I asked if they had anything vegetarian, and they just made something up on the spot for me. That was a nice surprise. The coffee came with a homemade cookie on the side, which was a solid touch. Place was a bit busy, but the service stayed friendly. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area.

The lamb chops were cooked really well, juicy and tender. Sides were a bit of a letdown though, tasted like they came from a can. Stick to the meat dishes and you&#39;ll be happy.

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YY sushi

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