The cappuccino was really good &mdash; one of the better ones I&#39;ve had in Copenhagen. The courtyard is quiet, which is nice when you need a break from the shopping street.

Stopped by for a quick tasting. Good selection of wines and spirits, some harder-to-find stuff too. Tasting room is practical, not fancy. Service was efficient, no waiting around. Prices are fair for what you get. Solid stop if you&#39;re in the area and know your drinks.

Small spot near the metro, easy to find. Ramen was hot and flavorful, though the place got a bit chilly. Fine for a quick meal.

The place looks nothing special from the outside, but the food genuinely surprised me. Small evening menu, everything we tried was solid. Only thing&mdash;took a while to get the bill once it got busy. Fine otherwise.

The tasting menu had this one dish&mdash;a take on sole meuni&egrave;re with a dill beurre blanc&mdash;that felt so Danish. Elegant room, but honestly, the price stings a bit for what you get.

Desserts were good but honestly the portions felt a bit small for what you pay. Tasty though, just wish there was a little more on the plate.

Been here a few times now. The wine pairing still hits the mark every visit. Place is small and can get a bit tight, but that&#39;s part of the charm.

The pickled herring was honestly the highlight for me 😅 the rest was fresh and pretty, but nothing that blew me away compared to other spots in Copenhagen. Cute place to hang with friends though.

The mixed grill for two was really good&mdash;meat was tender and the sides tasted fresh. Menu&rsquo;s only in Danish, but the staff helped us figure it out. 😊

Creative cocktail menu. The &#39;What-If&#39; concept is a fun way to try familiar drinks differently. Grasshopper with fat-washed mint was the standout&mdash;smooth, not too sweet. Wish I&#39;d had room for another round.

Pasta funghi was solid, and the bread with cheese hit the spot. Wine list had a decent Chianti that paired well. Service friendly, though a bit slow mid-meal.

Croissant was actually really good, coffee too. Sat outside and just watched the street for a bit. Service was nice, no complaints.

The #27 sandwich was really good, and I was happy to see gluten-free options on the menu. Indoor seating is pretty limited though. We grabbed a spot outside on the square instead, which turned out to be nice. Would come back for that sandwich again.

The Tonkin tea with ginger really hit the spot on a chilly afternoon. Pho was fragrant and hearty, exactly what I needed. Service stayed attentive even though the place got busy. Just wish the bowls were a bit bigger, honestly. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and craving something warm.

The chicken wings here are really good, and I liked that the curry had plenty of fresh veggies. Just a heads up, the &quot;very spicy&quot; level is no joke&mdash;I could barely finish mine.

The tea was the highlight for me&mdash;properly brewed, not just a bag in hot water. I ordered the curry and it had that homemade feel, the kind of spice blend you don&#39;t usually find in restaurants here. Staff let me take my time deciding, which I appreciated. Place was pretty quiet on a Tuesday evening, easy to grab a table by the window. Would come back just for the tea honestly.

The sourdough flatbread was the highlight - soft and fresh, wrapped around juicy lamb. Chili sauce gave it a nice kick without taking over. Solid spot.

Had the 13-course with wine pairing. Sommelier knew what they were doing, each pour matched the dish well. Staff took time to explain everything without rushing us. Place feels relaxed, not stiff. Only thing is it&#39;s pricey, but you&#39;re paying for the experience. Left full and happy.

The Thanksgiving turkey pie was honestly the best I&#39;ve had in Europe. Crust was flaky, filling had a good meat-to-veggie balance. Pecan pie was moist too, not dry at all. Service was friendly. Only thing&mdash;my table felt a bit sticky. Still, solid spot.

Nice relaxed spot. Food was well-prepared, nothing fancy but solid. Service took a while though, so don&#39;t come starving. Probably better to grab takeaway if you&#39;re in a rush. I&#39;d go back if I&#39;m nearby and have time to kill.

Stumbled onto this little spot and honestly it&rsquo;s become my favorite. The sm&oslash;rrebr&oslash;d was so fresh, the pickled herring had just the right tang. Tiny room, maybe 6 tables, but the owner remembered my order on the second visit. Only downside is it gets a bit cramped when it&rsquo;s busy. But I&rsquo;ll take that for food this good.

The menu changes every week so there&rsquo;s always something new to try. I&rsquo;ve done takeaway a few times now and it&rsquo;s been solid each time. Flavors are really on point. Just wish the portions were a bit bigger for the price. Still, a good spot to keep in rotation.

Stopped by for a quick coffee and brownie. Coffee was solid, brownie was homemade and hit the spot. Staff were friendly, place has a chill vibe. Good spot if you need a fast break.

The oat milk cappuccino was solid, and I liked that the place had a rotating display of local art on the walls. A few games lying around to grab while you sip. Seats are decently comfy, though the corner table wobbled a bit. Cozy vibe overall, nothing fancy but fine for a slow afternoon.

The dessert doughnut alone is worth coming back for. Inventive menu and the staff actually seemed to care. We came for a celebration and left full and happy.

The Fratelli D&rsquo;Italia pizza with hot honey hit the spot, and the pilsner paired well with it. Location&#39;s super convenient, right by the shore and central station. Maybe a bit busy, but fine.

Went on a quiet Sunday afternoon, no trouble getting a seat. Clean bathrooms and easy card payment. The staff were helpful with suggestions. I had a fresh salad with grilled chicken&mdash;greens were crisp, not wilted. Dressing was light, which I liked. A decent spot if you want something simple and not too heavy. Maybe slightly pricey for the portion, but fine.

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