This is a cool speakeasy. The bartender made an old fashioned for me and it really hit the spot. I…read morewould have stayed do another round but I had hit my limit. Awesome ambiance.

This place is so hard to find but well worth it. It's very nice in ambiance and just like a high…read moreend cocktail bar but also just moody. I cant even explain it... it was just perfect! The drinks are a little more expensive than other places we went to but we're made by amazing bartenders. They really know what they are doing. We just got a simple charcuterie and it was great, you can't get a bad charcuterie board in Europe. Honestly the best part of the place is speaking to the bartenders from all around and enjoying the space you are in. I would come back in a minute for a drink and good time.

I've been coming here for years whenever I've been in Copenhagen. It's just gotten busier and…read morebusier but somehow they always squeeze us in. Everything about this place fills me up: the food is excellent, the atmosphere is like a big cozy hug and there are many beers I like on tap.

This was my very first meal in Copenhagen and my friend couldn't have picked a better spot to teach…read moreme all about Danish foods. He made sure to get us some aquavit for the meal (usually drank with herring, strong alcohol that has a taste like caraway seeds), and some snaps. We had porse snaps (berry flavored, good) and honey snaps (not good!). Then we tried various dishes! The Frederik VI herring was delicious with onion and capers. If you're not sure how to eat herring the traditional way, grab a slice of the tasty black bread, slather on the goose fat (or the butter if you don't want it super traditional), then add the herring and pile the toppings on top of that. Take a big bite to get it all in and enjoy! We also tried the curry herring which comes in a little dish with apples soaking in a curry sauce - yum! Port herring was very sweet, but still tasty. My friend also ordered the persian beef for himself which is like a cooked steak tartare with a raw egg yolk, beets, red onion, and capers. It makes for a super tasty bite all together, but it is a mouthful! The staff here was friendly, I loved getting to sit out on the sidewalk and enjoy the view of the street and watch all the bikes go by. It was a gorgeous introduction to the city and a very filling and yummy meal!

Great food and excellent beers. Really nice courtyard setting if the weather is good, and cozy…read moreindoor area for cooler times. Highly recommend.

We did not eat, just enjoyed their beers and the ambiance. Will definitely be drawn back to it…read morewhen we're in Kopenhagen again! Service is friendly and helpful! Great place!

Excellent risotto and wine pairing. Their dessert is also so…read moregood. Apple crisp. Yummy.

I feel like I went to a different restaurant than others. It's probably a great place if you wanna…read morerelax and have wine, but if you aren't drinking w your dinner I wouldn't bother. Slow service (not enough waiters). I got the risotto and my husband got mussels. Both were underwhelming. And while everything in Denmark is overpriced in comparison to US - this is the only time I felt like the food quality was significantly lagging for the price.

This place was wonderful! Review is for drinks at the bar only…read more Really cool location in the meat packing district. Cool, friendly bartenders. BF had some glogg, which he loved. Loved the ambiance, very stylish. We just stayed for a couple of drinks at the bar, but they treated us very well. Will return on next trip to CPH!

Excellent small plate meals and friendly fast service! Everything from pate to risotto to shrimp to…read morelamb to carrots to trifle were outstanding. Loved my first Elderflower Spritz too. Highly recommend.

Not your typical English pub. Great selection of beers and Danish fare. I enjoyed the open faced…read moresandwich. Pickled herring, chicken salad, brie and pork. Very good.

This is one of the restaurants/bars, that you cannot miss in Copenhagen. It is a genuine good place…read moreto meet and have some beers and eat plain European classic dishes. They have a large selection of beer on tap and bottle. It will take several vists to taste them all. They also have a lot of different whiskies. They even have some real ciders, and not the sweat alcopop ones. The food is decent, and you get plenty of it. You can order to go or catering. This is the place, where you can meet up with friends and family. You will meet families with toddlers, students celebrating exams, old friends caching up and so on. London Pub is for everyone. You can also go here to watch the important football match. The waiters are cheerful and service minded. They come to the tables to take your orders. It is important to make reservations, because it is a busy place.

Although I was sad to see Åens Øl close, my interest was piqued when an Italian beer bar was said…read moreto move in. At their inaugural reception I was happy that they had redone the floors to make the place look much brighter and slightly sectioned off three areas in case a group wanted a little more room or quiet. During that day they offered every second beer free as well as free samples of their snack menu, so I had the pleasure of trying a little bit of everything. On another occasion I arrived a little earlier than my friends and one of the bartenders, Lucca, was so kind as to chat with me while I waited so that I wouldn't have to sit alone long. He was friendly and remembered my name for the rest of the evening. Many bars in Denmark lack decent food offerings and I'm glad to say that is not the case here. They have cheese and charcuterie plates, as well as paninis and olives. The prices are decent, in line with most bars in town. Only Italian beers are served; they taste safe, not at all adventurous, so it's good for beer-drinkers of all kinds. And a bonus, they mostly play Italian music. You can have a great time here!

Italy and good beer?! Why not. Since they opened, I wanted to stop by. Finally I made it there…read moreafter enjoying a nice lunch out- but sadly the place I went to didn't serve beer. Il Locale- to the rescue! They helped me with digesting my burger. I ordered a Pale Ale. It was around 14:00 so nobody was there! It was so cosy. Finally, a nice time to talk about beer (and the wine that my wife ordered). Speaking of wine... this place has a lot of events. One of them is comparing wine and beer. Very interesting and I hope I will join soon. Can't wait. I didn't try the food yet, but no worries, I will be back and I will write you a report about that. Take care and have a Yelpy day!

Who thought this place was named appropriately? Regardless, my burger (DKK 99; $14) met my…read moreexpectations, which are established on my love of upscale American gastropub fare. I was satisfied but not thrilled by the "salted fries." It seemed as if someone had given us all the fry butts after all the bigger fries had been scooped up earlier. The venue is very cozy, although the tables are packed in tightly. We sat at a table near the front wall, at the corner, and I couldn't get into my seat without pushing the table forward because my chair was already pushed up against the wall. And I am a skinny person! The service was friendly and the vibe of the place was pleasantly bustling even though it was late on a Tuesday evening. Random detail: the box of fire on a pedestal near the front entrance was a delightful greeting that drew my eyes to the restaurant as we approached from the sidewalk. Would I return? Hells yes. I love a good burger.

Way too much food for just two people! Ample portions and great service made our visit to The…read moreCock's and Cow a wonderful night. I ordered the Governator Burger, which was much bigger than expected. The double patties were big. A side of ribs, cause why not ribs, were tender and tasty. A side salad helped to balance out the meat overload. My wife got the 'Classic Cow', being their standard burger. We both got sweet potato fries, which neither of us could finish. Happy hour (5-7p) got us double drinks too! The staff was so nice to us! Not having a reservation, they just able to seat us on a busy Saturday evening. Sharing a few jokes, they were super polite. We would become regulars if we lived around here. Such a great restaurant!

PLEASE READ! May 2023 review…read more 1. The kitchen closes after lunch so it's only a bar in the evening. They have four-five beers on tap and a full wall of liquor options. Other guests were drinking wine. I visited at 4:30 on a Wednesday and it was about half full. 2. It seems there's new ownership and it's now called Boulevarden 129. I'm giving it 3 stars because I was confused about whether it served food or not. * The hostess/bartender did not speak English well. That is not a fault, but between our inability to communicate and the lack of updated information on Yelp or Trip Advisor, I went looking for a meal at a place that couldn't provide it. * The local press clipping on the front windows says their food is good. * Four stars for ambience. It's cozy, clean, and bright when the sun is shining. I hope one of the owners updates their TripAdvisor and Yelp listings. (Then again, maybe they cater to a local crowd and don't want tourists. Totally understandable.)

When traveling, you must check out the Tiki bars. At least, I think so. Some you can tell from the…read moreget-go are going to be cheesy dives. But others are an escape to another world. BrassMonkey falls somewhere in between, but definitely closer to an escape. Afterall, it's in Copenhagen which is decidedly non-tropical in most ways. In addition to checking out BrassMonkey for its inherent tiki-ness, my girlfriend and I went back a second night for a ska/reggae night being held. Some skinheads were djing on the second floor and it was a really good time. The drinks were not the most authentic of tiki and seemed a little on the weak side. However, the bartenders were really nice and were giving out rounds of shots the second night we attended. Should I find myself back in wonderful Copenhagen, so will I find myself back in BrassMonkey.

This is atypical Copenhagen, a full on tiki bar with straw huts and pacific islandish interior. All…read moredrinks are rum based (arrrrrr, you skally wags) and pretty strong. They also do drinks for several people served in a ship!!. Top tip, you get the island feeling for a lot less than it would cost you to go to an actual island.