Lovely Italian classics, and the only non-fast-food place I found that serves lasagna…read more Some of the dishes were a bit too salty but overall a good experience.

Tør, kedelig og ligegyldig lammekrone, den dyreste ret på menukortet…read more Kommer aldrig igen

This is my usual go-to take out pizza. My recommendation is to go there, order and walk around…read morewhile they prepare your food. I really like number 33. Prices are decent, service is nice and they also have an option to dine there if you prefer.

There was a line out the door when we came to order pizzas at Stefanos. Tip: order a pizza and…read morethen go drink beers in the outdoor seating across the street for Mikkeller. The pizza took about 30-40, but was worth the wait. It was pretty decent, and they had some interesting topping options. This was our first meal in Copenhagen -- we wouldn't have normally selected pizza, but it was convenient and delicious!

A very pleasant restaurant overlooking the marina, about 10 minutes north of the city centre. The…read moremain dining room is upstairs providing a good view of the harbor. Though we didn't have reservations, we were able to be seated within 5 minutes, in what appeared to be a busy restaurant for a midweek dinner. I had telephoned earlier during the day, but they didn't answer their phone. Service was acceptable, though our young server was visibly put out by our interest to only order wine initially and enjoy a glass before ordering our meal. So, we accommodated her, and ordered everything at once. However, she misunderstood our order, and brought out our starter salad with our main dishes. Since the fish dish was hot, we ate the main right away, and had the server take the salad back to eat afterwards.... Not a big deal, and good of the young girl to come over and apologize. The food was very good, and like most Danish restaurants, heavy on the potatoes. Our fish was Haddock, 240 Dkr, baked in a butter broth, with assorted vegetables, including carrots and fennel. The salad, only 50 Dkr, was large enough to share. Our dessert was a chocolate fondant, 100 Dkr. Two Half bottles of wine were 270 Dkr each, for a total of 1166 Dkr. A most enjoyable dinner.

Absolutely amazing restaurant! Great views, super cosy interior and amazing fish! Definitely worth…read morea visit

Once a spot to find rest, eat a bit relying on a conversation or two. Might still be possible…read more Today a clean up and a renovation is banging on the door. Sad to see. Let's hope, can't get any further when dirt and uninterested attitudes are what you meet.

Nice little place where you can have a glas of wine and soak the atosphere of Norrebro…read more When I came here with some friends visiting me from Sweden the place was quite packed but after a while a table in the corner became free. Even though they had a nice collection of wine I missed some nice snacks that you could order. The only snacks they had were the regular chili nuts. I mean when you have nice wine and being a wine bar I think you should make the effort of some nice snacks. Yet to come I hope!

Taxa has standard breakfast options (frittata, rye bread/egg combo, skyr and granola) but they left…read moreus wishing for a little bit more flexbility. Compared to the 'DIY' brunch combos that are popping up all over Copenhagen, Taxa's offerings seem a bit outdated. But then again, it's more of a neighborhood place and what they do offer is reliable. It'd be a good idea to order a few dishes and split them if you're looking for a little bit of everything, like we were - for example, choose the røræg og bacon plate, and combine it with the røræg og gront plate if you want to avoid a purely meat plate. Some things are available on the side (avocado), which was nice, and portions were generous. The service was friendly and quick when we were there. The perks of Taxa are: good location (cozy street corner), busy but you won't have to wait in a line out the door like some other breakfast places, & breakfast fare that resembles a good diner.

Definitely not the best brunch in copenhagen! But I guess people don't go there for the food but…read morefor the fact that you can sit outdoors. And I think it was too expensive for what you get. 130 dkk for a plate with non tasty food is too much. I had to add a bunch of salt and pepper to everything to make it slightly tastier. Plus the waitresses were confused. They charged us for two coffees extra which were an order of the next table. However the ginger lemonade is very good. Worth trying! If I go back it will be for a coffee or beer because I like the place and indoors it has some cute benches.