We arrived at the Park Inn Radisson after a long day of touring. This was our last night in…read moreCopenhagen and had no energy to go back into the city for dinner. We decided to eat downstairs. The restaurant is basically to the side of the reception area. The options were fairly limited in terms of entrees. We ordered two appetizers and decided to split an entree. The beet root tartae was tasty especially if you like beets. The other appetizer was the tuna but it was very small. Literally 2-3 bites and done. The entree we ordered was the cannoli. The sauce was a little too heavy but the noodles was nice and chewy. The bread was the best part of our meal. Price was little steep for the portion size, but would recommend future guests to eat here for a night snack vs a meal.

I arrived at the hotel both hungry and tired. Although I am not a fan of hotel bars for dinner…read moregenerally, I decided to go for it anyways. It was pretty much as expected. The food was possibly slightly above expectations, but nothing special. The price was relatively expensive and the menu small. I had the pumpkin soup and club sandwich (95 and 155 DKK respectively). Both were tasty, but after waiting a fair while, it may have just been because I was really hungry. Service was okay, nothing special. I would return but not in a hurry.

There are a couple of reasons that this is my favorite restaurant…read more The sea. It has the wind of fleeing and a sense of adventure. The inside. I like it when things look a little scruffy and this place sure do. Like a downtrodden cafeteria or a citizen's waiting room. The staff. Always ready to smalltalk and always providing that popular, folksy atmosphere that makes this place what it is. And, of course, the food. A place looking like this, you'd expect the food to be diner style or, worse, highway diner-style. But it's not. It's Michelin-worthy and places itself on your tongue like a soft cushion when you're at your most weary. It's like being home.

Restaurant Sundby Sejl has once again proved it's worth! The Ceasar Salat was delicious and so is…read morethe service, it's very down-to-earth at atmosphere and you can taste that the food is made from scratch. The view takes the price as well, it's worth a visit

Where to start... The girl who was taking orders was the friendliest and sweetest of all ladies. I…read moregave her some free books; she was so cool that I just wanted to give her free books. I had an ice coffee and it was so good. It was so good, it made me feel guilty just drinking it. That's how good it was! Damn amazing. The crowd isn't just one type of person, it's everyone. This is probably because of the location out to the beach. I absolutely love that kind of place where everyone is welcome and Le Kaff most certainly is that place. Plus, their ice coffee, man. That coffee is addictive to the max. PS: Check out the drawings of various kinds of coffee on their wall. They are a great mix of genious and hilarious.

Le Kaff has changed, at least in terms of the fastness of service…read more Their cortado, I can swear by it - it livens me up right away, and it's nice to have when you're about to brace yourself for a walk in the windy beach. I'm a fan now!

Not only Italian! A lot of choices and amazing food. Great service as well…read more I wanted so many things it was hard to decide. We both enjoyed our meals. Thank you!

Great service, a variety of beers on tap. I had the burrito with nachos and salad and it was so…read moregood!

I really loved the idea of the pick and choose brunch menu, so I was sure to include this on my…read moreitinerary. I got the 3 selections which was honestly a good amount for me. I definitely reccomend getting the bread, the rye was amazing and so moist, almost spongy! I also got the scrambled eggs, good if maybe a bit watery, and the romesco cream cheese was amazing on the bread. I also got a cappuccino which was great. All in all, a really good brunch experience for a decent price (considering copenhagen prices)

Stopped here for dinner with a friend and enjoyed the ravioli and the "hot honey chicken nuggets"…read more The staff were helpful and service was fairly quick, and the ambiance was nice and calm despite fairly close seating near the end of our meal as others arrived. I think this is a nice spot if you want to walk around the nearby shops in Copenhagen. I would stop by there again for a quick bite, and might recommend it more for lunch or a light dinner.

Nov 2022- upon searching for a breakfast & coffee shop that opened early, we stumbled upon this…read moreplace. The cafe is spacious, clean and has lots of seating. They had a great menu of different items from pastries, sandwiches, fresh juices/smoothies and espresso drinks. This cafe's menu items reminded me of a Whole Foods type of vibe, very healthy and fresh. I ordered both a savory potato type pastry that had a bit of a spice kick to it, and also a cardamom bun. I enjoyed both. I also ordered a fresh ginger and carrot juice since I felt slightly under the weather from traveling from Hawaii to Copenhagen. My cappuccino was excellent as well. Sundays they offer a special brunch menu where you select your entrees and side and it comes as a set meal. We came in early during a weekday morning and it was empty. But as we were leaving the place started getting very busy. Customer service was pleasant enough and our order came out quickly. We thoroughly enjoyed eating here so much that we came back twice during our trip to Copenhagen. If I ever find myself back in this city I will definitely be returning.

Super adorable bakery/restaurant that can easily be overlooked by travelers on their way to Amager…read moreStrandpark (the artificial island/beach/seaside public park in Copenhagen). In the short time that we were visiting Denmark, we visited Wulff og Konstali Food Shop twice! It's got a cozy ambiance, the cutest décors, and your seating options are either indoors at a long, communal table, or outdoors at picnic tables. The ordering process at Wulff og Konstali can be a bit overwhelming/confusing as there are no signage with instructions. After talking with some of the people already in line, we figured out what we needed to do: grab a table, pick up a Brunch sheet, fill it out, hop back into line, pay, and (not-so-patiently) wait for your food. The first time we visited was on a Wednesday, we stayed indoors, and we ordered two Brunches (one 5 pcs, one 7pcs). Together, we got to try 12 dishes: the Almond Croissant, the Danish Style Poppy Seed Croissant, 2 Fried Eggs, the Scrambled Eggs, the 1/2 Avocado with Sesame Seeds and Olive Oil, the Tomatoes with Olive Oil and Oregano, the Fruits of the Day, the Høost Organic Danish Cheese with Honey and Roasted Almonds, the Skyr (Organic Icelandic Yogurt) with Sea Buckthorn and Honey Roasted Spelt Flakes, the Fennel Salami with Pickled Fennel, the Smoked Salmon with Artichoke Cream and Dill, and the Vanilla Waffle with Salt Caramel and Freezedried Raspberries. Everything we ordered from the Brunch Menu was finger-licking-delicious. The 1/2 Avocado with Sesame Seeds and Olive Oil was smothered in sea salt and it was a little too salty for me. The Vanilla Waffle with Salt Caramel and Freezedried Raspberries erred on the sweeter side and we couldn't finish it. I'd skip over the Fruits of the Day. My favorites were the Danish Style Poppy Seed Croissant and the Smoked Salmon with Artichoke Cream and Dill. The second time we came back, we were experts on what to do--we came on a Friday, and we opted to enjoy our food outside and bask in the sun. We ordered one Danish Style Poppy Seed Croissant and one coffee. Both were delicious and I made it a point to save half of the pastry for our flight home. If I ever find myself in Copenhagen again, I know I'd be back at Wulff og Konstali in a heartbeat!

Great food and lovely hostess who served us. Food took a bit of time but it was more than we hoped…read morefor. Delicious food, will be back on a regular basis. Great addition to the community.

I accidentally ate here when I was super hungry and happened to be in Christianshavn. Boy, I wasn't…read morewrong at all! As an Indonesian who loves a food full of spices, this place is worth my five-star Yelp review. We ordered a lamb korma which was amazingly cooked and there was no trace of smell of the lamb at all! That's how I know they can cook well. And the spices... dont get me started. It was out of this world! Super! And the rice was super nice as well.. it was nicely cooked and a bit creamy and I suppose they cook it with coconut milk (nom nom..) The other food that we ordered was a chicken almond curry that was also SUPERB. Cant stop raving about it for weeks! Perfect service as well! All in all, my Holy Grail of restaurant in Copenhagen!

A bit of a preface, we basically had omakase so that may have affected just how good things were…read more.. Food: Copenhagen continues to deserve the recognition of having some of the best food in the world. The quality of the fish was incredible. Atmosphere: I really loved the feel of the place. The pictures represent it well, so I won't dwell on it Service: They seemed surprised an American had found this place, though to be fair it isn't anywhere near downtown. They had surprisingly good English and conveniently there was a waitress happy about the opportunity to practice it. Really great experience. I wish we had something like this here in the bay area!

Great view and service, however the sushi quality was absolutely terrible. Very similar to grocery…read morestore sushi. It was disappointing.

This little place that is stuck on the side street to Øresundsvej is an alternative to the already…read morepopular WOGK in the area. They serve more or less the same concept with "mix-your-own-brunch" thing, something that is now spreading out to most trendy cafes in downtown. I came here on Saturday at 10 when it was just starting to get crowded. By the time we left the cafe at around noon, the place was super crowded, so come early for your brunch! The location: The inside of the cafe is nice and spacious but if the sun's out, then probably it's better to sit outside on their large terrace out in the sun. The food: It was alright, they have most of the usual fare most brunch cafes have but their bacon was one of my favourites. It's not those thin bacon from supermarkets like sold in other brunch cafes, this is the real deal. The egg was a bit salty, but my favourite was the sweet potato with corn puree on the side. It was good! The service: Sweet and nice, but we had to wait for the food for quite awhile. I even had to wait for my coffee :( but that's because they were understaffed. Whoever the owner is, you need to staff the place more on busy weekends! I guess they don't really expect this place to be super popular now. To sum it up: A good alternative for brunching in the hood, even closer to the beach.