This cozy, intimate restaurant is a must try while in Copenhagen. This was my favorite meal while…read morevisiting the city. My peppercorn steak was cooked perfectly and so flavorful. The soup was also delicious. The portion sizes were more than filling. There are many highly rated restaurants in Copenhagen, and I would definitely recommend this one for its quality and value.

I don't know what happened to my pictures but this meal was fabulous. The atmosphere is cozy and…read morethe service is superb! We sat in the front room. We started with a bottle of wine. We started with their creamy mushroom soup topped with trifle oil. I still dream about this soup. For mains my hubby got the Steak and I got the Duck Confit. Both were perfectly cooked. We had no room for dessert and walked back to our hotel near Tivoli Gardens very satisfied. I Highly recommend this restaurant.

This was some of the best cheesecake I've ever had. I found the cafe on Yelp after the visiting the…read moreParliament tower (great view and it's free!) as it is a block away. Part of the appeal of the cafe is the overall atmosphere. The cafe in a few steps down from the street in a cozy space. Benches with throw pillows line the walls with art and plants that brighten the space. There are a few two chair tables that line the street as well. The owner is a lovely, friendly women from San Fransisco. She makes the cheesecake from scratch. She and her partner were both there during my visit and checked in to make sure all of the customers were enjoying what they ordered. I appreciated the interaction and that they cared whether I liked the cake. The cheesecake is served plain with a side of your choice of fruit sauce. I had the cherry cinnamon and it was incredible. I liked that the sauce was served on the side as it allowed you to choose the amount (though it's so good you will finish it one way or another. Apparently some people have been observed drinking what is left). The rest of the menu is fairly basic: salads, sandwiches and burritos. Considering the prices in Copenhagen, theirs were reasonable for a full sized meal (based on the other reviewer's photos). I only stopped for dessert, based on how good the cheesecake was, I would have liked to try one of the other items. High recommendation!

The cheesecake hype is real…read more Price: 50kr for take away. 60kr for dine in. Not much of a difference since CPH is freezing these days but the cake may be a bit mushed depending on your commute since the plastic box isn't a snug fit. **Tip: there is a credit card fee. Cheesecake quality: at 50kr, it's definitely steep for the smaller size. But the cheesecake still tasted divine even after the 30min commute home. It comes with several sauce options, though the owner recommended the raspberry. The cheesecake was packed full of taste without it though, so not a worry! My favorite part is the bottom crumb base. Most cheesecakes are bland or too hard for the fork to get through, but this was soft enough and flavorful that I had every last crumb. The cheesecake itself had a mouthwatering texture that melted in my mouth. TLDR: Pricey but I'd do it again.

Great American brunch. All homemade and great service…read more Please note the restaurant has moved to Kultorvet in the center of the city.

Went to Copenhagen for the Christmas Markets and stumbled upon this little gem. Owner Sam grew up…read morein Chicago and it shows in the amazing customer service, which isn't always the case in some parts of Europe. Diner atmosphere and comfort foods were spot on. Had the Pulled Pork and wife had the Tuna on a great Danish rye bread. Both were great, as well as the Founders on draft. Apparently the burger and breakfast/brunch foods are very good too, but this place fills up quick, so be sure to get a reservation in advance. Thanks for the hospitality Sam, see you next time we're in town to try those pancakes.

Excellent salad on a beautiful summer afternoon in Milan…read more (Yelp wants more words so here they are)

After a long walk in Christianhaven, getting lost, and doing extra walking, this was the perfect…read morepost-walking recovery meal. Delicious, healthy, packed with super foods, and vegan and gluten free friendly! We got the mexi/Cali bowl (one with chicken, one with tofu) and a poke bowl. All were amazing and bigger than we expected! We got so much food that three bowls were just fine for the four of us. We also got the lime and ginger ade, which was too watered down and didn't have much flavor. But this was a wonderful meal and this outdoor food plaza was a perfect way to end our Copenhagen experience!

Yum. I like pie…read more And to find it in Copenhagen was such a treat! The APC is a funky vibe, with great service and amazing pie. The pumpkin, key lime and blue berry bread pudding pies were all outstanding.

I come to American Pie at least once a year to get my pumpkin pie fix, but if I am honest, I should…read morecome all year round as they have delicious savoury and sweet flavors. The ambiance is cozy and makes you want to hang around longer, so don't feel bad if out of the sudden you have had two slices of pie and two coffees, been there and done that. :P Highly recommend their lunch deal, or the mix and match slice pie with several different flavors for takeaway.

As a fast food option, this is a very good choice. The chicken Katy's sandwich was tasty and…read moreflavorful. Plenty of fries, and don't miss the Jagger dipping sauce!

So I was walking to a place I've visited previously. Then this happened. Bamm! New joint. Bamm!…read moreBurgers. Bamm! Organic. Bamm! And I see a beer tap through the window. Bamm! Walk inside. Bamm! Bamm! Bamm! "You have any burger with bacon?" I say. "Yeah, on any burger just 10 crowns extra" he goes. (Bamm! And: fuck yeah!) "Okay man, give me the double burger with bacon!" This place looked simple and McDonald-ish, but BAMM was I surprised. Burger was legit! Just look at the picture dudes!!' Very nicely presented (assuming you like the hardcore look that screams "heart attack!" at you). Very juicy. Nice pepper and just enough salt. Awesome, awesome. Two problems: 1. Carlsberg is a shit beer to pair with burgers (Carlsberg is a shit beer period!) 2. The bun/bread does not hold up for double patty's. It disintegrated on first bite. Too much juiciness, too little texture and volume.

I went on Yelp in search of an American breakfast place whilst in Copenhagen and was glad to have…read morefound this place. I was surprised at how hard it was to find bacon and eggs for breakfast in Europe! This place is located on the outskirt of center of town and has a truly american feel to it. There were photos of Billie Holiday throughout the restaurant and the decor is very cozy. I opted for the traditional mushroom burger, and side of bacon and eggs. The burger was just ok, nothing special, but the eggs and bacon really hit the spot. I would recommend people to come here if you're really craving for American breakfast. I think most of Europe has coffee and somewhat of a light breakfast compared to Americans.

When in Copenhagen, my boyfriend and his parents were looking for a traditional American…read morebreakfast-- and that is exactly what we got from O's American Breakfast & Barbecue. The place was clean and the servers were very nice. The food was simple, but exactly what we wanted. They had eggs, bacon, pancakes, fruit, etc (what you would hope for in a standard breakfast). I thoroughly enjoyed my omelette. Though I wish they had wheat or multigrain toast as an option, I made do with white toast. Their breakfast potatoes weren't my favorite, but overall it was a nice breakfast.

This is a pretty good Hard Rock Cafe - it has an interior design that feels at home in Copenhagen…read moreand still has some of that Hard Rock feel. Service wasn't the best at this location but it was fine, not a serious complaint. As with most Hard Rock's the food was pretty much the same as you would find at other locations. I did like that this seems to be one of the last locations (that I've noticed) with the city written on at least some of the beer glasses which is nice and something I miss from others around the world.

Opening about 24 years ago on the NE side of City Hall square, this instance of the Hard Rock Cafe…read moreCopenhagen was my stop for dinner on the first night of my Copenhagen stay. I had tried to stop by for dinner in other places but everything was pretty full (even on a weeknight), so the relative emptiness of this place was what I was looking for...plus I've had good luck in the past with burgers from the various Hard Rocks visited. I got seated right away towards the back. There are a few rock'n'roll memorabilia but nothing to make you want to look too hard. My waiter came soon after. The menu is smaller, with the only thing on it that seemed customized was the 'The Little Mermaid Burger' (213 DKK), described as braised red cabbage, beetroot chips, orange segments, blue cheese, shoestring onions and brown sauce. It came with thick fries. Not much selection on tap, so got the 2nd most popular Danish beer (Turborg Classic for 79 DKK). Learned that I don't like cabbage or beets on my burger. The meat was good and the fries were excellent. It did fill me up which was the point. They do ask for tip on the payment, but the service wasn't good enough to justify the additional charge...total ended up being $45.64 for burger, fries, and a beer...yeah, it's expensive to dine out in Copenhagen. Before leaving, bought a women's classic t-shirt for my wife for $39.85. I did notice that they identify themselves to credit card companies as 'retail' instead of as a restaurant, even for the food portion of my stay.

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.