The lemon cake and scones were fresh, coffee was good too. Service friendly but a bit slow. Nice enough spot for a relaxed breakfast.

The lemon cake here is seriously good&mdash;moist and just the right amount of tart. Coffee pairs well with it too. Cozy little spot, though it got a bit busy when I visited.

Quiet spot away from the tourist crowds. Good beer and wine list, and the orange wine is something you don&#39;t see everywhere. Nice place to just sit and talk without shouting over music. Prices are fair for the area. Would go back if I&#39;m in the neighborhood again.

The chicken tagine was genuinely good&mdash;meat fell apart, no effort to cut it. Better than a few I had in Morocco, honestly. Mint tea on the side worked well. Price is on the higher side, but for real Moroccan food in Copenhagen, that&rsquo;s expected. Service was fine, nothing to complain about.

The back garden really is the spot here&mdash;quiet, green, and tucked away from the wind. We sat outside and the setting alone made the evening. Food was well presented too, though I mostly remember the wine list being more thoughtful than most places in this area. A solid pour to go with the meal. Service was fine, nothing to complain about.

Spacious place, always easy to find a seat even when it&rsquo;s busy. I keep coming back for that relaxed vibe upstairs.

Right by the metro and ferry, so super handy for a quick coffee. Latte was decent, but 45 kr for a small one felt a bit much. Fine for the location though.

Booked this place for our summer party. Staff handled all the allergy stuff without making it awkward. Location is gorgeous when the sun goes down. Food was decent, nothing crazy but solid for a big group. Maybe a bit pricey for what you get, but the setting kind of makes up for it.

The fried goat cheese and manchego from the dessert menu are a must-try! The rest of the meal was good, but those were the highlight. The staff were lovely and the atmosphere was relaxing.

The burger here is honestly better than I expected from a caf&eacute;. Good menu selection, and they clearly put some effort into the presentation. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area.

The almond croissant was really good, flaky and buttery. Coffee was fine too, nothing fancy but solid. Staff smiled and took my order without any fuss, which I appreciate. It&#39;s right next to the library, so easy to pop in for a quick break. Just wish there were a few more seats inside, but I managed.

Stopped by for a quick work break and ended up coming back a few times. Owner&rsquo;s genuinely friendly, service stays warm even when it&rsquo;s busy. Prices are noticeably lower than other spots nearby. Not a fancy place, but it does the job well.

Stopped by for a coffee and ended up staying longer than planned. The cinnamon roll was still warm, pretty solid. Place is quiet, not too many people around midday. Service was friendly enough, nothing over the top. Just a chill spot to sit for a bit. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The cardamom bun was soft and fragrant, exactly what I needed. Sat outside in the garden with coffee, pretty peaceful. Semla was good too, though a bit messy to eat.

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.

Stopped by for a quick bite. Got the multi-cereal bread roll &mdash; really good, fresh and chewy. Pastry selection is solid too. Prices are a bit high for a bakery, but you can taste the quality. Service was fast, which I appreciated. Fine spot if you&#39;re in a hurry and want something decent.

The boller med ost here beat any chain bakery I&#39;ve tried. Cardamom roll was solid too, though I wished I&#39;d grabbed a coffee to go with it. Prices fair for what you get.

Tried the daal porridge bowl and the fried oat patties. Both were properly seasoned and filling. The lemonade cut through the heaviness nicely. Portions are decent for what you pay. Wouldn&#39;t say it&#39;s mind-blowing, but it hits the spot if you want something hearty and different.

The gochujang rigatoni was the reason I came and it didn&rsquo;t disappoint. Good kick of spice, creamy without being heavy. The room itself is pretty snug though, tables are close together so you kind of hear everyone&rsquo;s conversation. Fanni was nice and checked in at the right moments. Fine for a quick pasta fix but not somewhere I&rsquo;d linger for hours.

The pistachio croissant got me. I&rsquo;m not even a pistachio person, but that filling was so rich and creamy, the layers actually flaked the way they should. Place was packed, but honestly, worth squeezing in for. Just wish they had more seating.

The green bowl was fresh and the gluten-free bun held up nicely. I ordered a glass of crisp white to go with it&mdash;good call. Service was quick, but the place is small, so you might wait for a seat. Not a bad spot for a light lunch if you&#39;re nearby.

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