Vækst is hands-down my favorite restaurant in Copenhagen. Tucked into the city center with its…read moresignature greenhouse aesthetic, it offers one of the coziest dining vibes in CPH. Every visit feels like stepping into a calm little oasis. Their seasonal prix fixe menu is always a highlight. The chefs at Vækst have a real talent for taking fresh, local ingredients and turning them into something both comforting and exciting. Each course is thoughtful, balanced, and full of bright Nordic flavors. I've never had a meal there that didn't feel memorable. Whether you're going for a special occasion or just want an evening of genuinely great food in a cozy setting, Vækst delivers every time. It's the place I recommend to anyone looking for an authentic, beautifully crafted Copenhagen dining experience.

Beautiful space with a sort of greenhouse vibe. Amazing food. It's pretty expensive. It felt like…read moremost people would order one of the 3-4 course meals. I got the least experience one and it was great.

Host is the definition of hygge. From the moment we walked in, the warm, cozy ambience and…read morethoughtfully curated decor made the experience feel special and inviting. The service was excellent throughout - attentive, friendly, and perfectly paced. The food was outstanding. The scallops and potatoes were my personal favorite, cooked beautifully and full of flavor, but a special mention absolutely goes to the beef tartare, which was exceptional. You can really taste the quality and freshness of the ingredients in every dish, and the presentation was just as impressive. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed the entire meal and service. Host is a wonderful choice for a special occasion or a memorable dinner in Copenhagen. Highly recommended.

This place looked like a must when in Sweden and indeed it was!!!! Food was outstanding, all the…read moredishes were very well put together and lots of flavors all in one. Definitely a place to make reservations, ambiance was great and luckily it was also Welcoming to kids. I would definitely recommend this place.

Here are the notes I took during my recent dining experience at Uformel on my trip to CPH…read more inventive and inspiring - red wine, light, semi sweet but modest - Potato bread: crunchy crispy, lightly pan fried exterior (reminds me of a dumpling exterior but incredibly rich interior. Butter deliciously salty. If they served this with ice cream or something sweet for dessert it would be the perfect sweet/ salty combo - Hiramasa dish: light, refreshing dish. The cheese foam bottom is reminiscent of a whipped, light sour cream and adds depth to the light fish. The shaved asparagus and fingerlimes add the perfect touch of crunch and acidity - Witch flounder, so delicate and mild in flavor, the purée adds depth to this dish while the bread topped outside creates structure.I've never had such a light piece of bread topping Love the garlic dollop and radicchio topping. Every part of this dish feels intentional - Sweetbreads: perfect cook on the meat, I love the light sherry paring with this since the main part of the dish is fried. I loved the combo of pickles and caramelized onion but I'm an onion lover. (Call me shriek) Definitely a nice contrast in texture and more of a main dish than the other 2 - Lamb: the only dish that didn't nail it for me. Cooked well but Felt under seasoned and I didn't have a distinct flavor profile or direction. A bit plain and forgettable - Dessert: tangy, creamy, a great cozy way to wrap up the meal. Unique but simple in design, refreshing and zingy

Outstanding food and warm ambience. Oysters are so succulent and sweet, and the apple sorbets are…read moreso complex yet so delicious. I like how the chef mix different texture and flavor together. Very interesting mixture of tomato and beef tartar. Wonderful experience.

I heard of this place from a Danish TV show, a sort of franchise of UK's kitchen nightmare "Med…read moreKniven for Struben". I decided to visit this place because we were on our way back from Møn to Copenhagen and we would pass by Køge anyway, and what's better to stuff our stomach with after a long afternoon walk at the cliff if not with classic Danish fares. I ordered hakkebøf med bløde log, Anders A ordered biksemad and my boyfriend chose dagens ret or today's dish which was Krebinetter med grøntsager og smør sovs. My hakkebøf was served with fries on the side (my request) and the brown sauce on it was really good. All my eating companions were satisfied with their meal. The bill came cheap at 109kr for mine and total was 415 kr including drinks (two 0.5L beer and one small beer). The today's dish was even cheaper at 89kr. Great price and good service. Maybe I'll drop by again if I ever found myself in Køge

I was just looking for a lunch in Malmø and was looking further for something Swedish. So I found…read morethis place 'Scandic Kramer'. They offer daily lunch buffets of traditional food for 129.- skr (~13$) with salads and dessert. The food was rustic but delicious and the dessert (cherry crumble/vandemoortele) was surely homemade, the rest had also the impression to be made from scratch. Secret tip was their potatoe salad. I have had better Kötbullar (meatballs) but as I said: a buffet. Service was very nice and attentive for the customers. Customers were alot of Swedish People (elderly) grabbing a lunch in a group All in all: you get good value for money, affordable in a nice atmosphere.

Always a unique, beautiful, and delicious experience. Fantastic friendly staff also. So much…read morethought and talent goes into everything about Bjørnekælderen.

Inventive, delicious food using local and seasonal ingredients. Friendly staff. Great wine…read morepairings. Walk-in friendly.

One of the best meals of my life was here last week. In a week full of stars, this restaurant was…read moreone of the top meals of the week (along with Frantzen). Flavors and presentations were so precise, chef Eric presented courses himself and his lovely wife Tina made sure to make everyone feel right at home. The pacing of the meal was perfect, I can't think of anything bad about this experience. Definitely looking forward to return trips in the future.

A Michelin Star recipient in its first year, the second awarded in 2020 and since retained,…read moreRestaurant Jordnær is an ambitious project from Chef Eric Kragh Vildgaard and wife Tina who set out to create a "Down to Earth" fine dining concept where Food and service exist in perfect harmony. Part of the charming Gentofte municipality near Copenhagen, just twenty minutes by train, Jordnær dates back to Vildgaard's teen years when cooking gave clarity to troubled youth, his wife and mother of six children described as "someone to live for" serving as front-of-house manager who also greets guests and even answers e-mails. Part of ARP-Hansen Hotel Group's Gentofte Hotel, though nothing about Jordnær feels like a "Hotel Restaurant," it is after greetings from Tina that guests are led to a room both simple and elegant featuring light colors, glass, traditional lamps and a fireplace. Sharpened by three years at noma, though Eric's cooking expands well past fermentation and foraging in favor of ideal Ingredients that sometimes come from outside Scandinavia, opening bites are best enjoyed with Champagne and range from a delicate King Crab Bonbon or Lobster and Roe in a Tuile to a Tart of silky Tuna topped by a spoonful of Ossetra Imperial Caviar. Completely meat-free, though Eric is not a pescatarian, Jordnær's Rosset Waffle has become something of a signature piped with Fjord Shrimp Mousse beneath more Caviar while a Scallop skewered over White Currant Juice and its follow-up of "Langoustine Essence" are each two faultless bites then gone. Assertive with Oysters in a bath of Horseradish and Dill, then pulling the reins with Panna Cotta featuring Asparagus, Grapefruit and Lobster, Caviar makes another appearance as the Vildgaards' favorite Beluga Sevruga variety eaten in several spoonfuls amidst Miso and Black Currant Wood Oil. Never pretentious, Tina and Eric both presenting plates to each table even with Michelin starred Chefs dining alongside their spouses nearby, Amberjack arrives curled on clear glass awaiting Ponzu prior to housemade Bread plus Butter churned nearby. Taking no shortcuts, slowly cooked Turbot showing mother-of-pearl luminescence beneath a thin layer of truffled Farce, the Langoustine used previously for its essence soon arrives whole in warm Sauce before a sizable Takoyaki intended to be bitten in half with Truffle and Caviar consumed before using the bottom as a sponge on the plate. Well portioned with timely service, staff adapting to a diner's speed without a hitch, Dessert begins via smooth Mousse atop Berries before proceeding to a ring of herbal Custard and "Chamomile, Milk, Honey" that replicates a Honeycomb's appearance so accurately that one wonders if it is 3D printed. Not done yet, Mignardises highlighted by French classics and a warm Custard Tart served with Coffee or Tea clipped tableside, a final charming moment amongst dozens occurs as Tina leads guests to the exit and presents them with Bread, Butter and a signed Thank You note along with the menu.

Absolutely spectacular meal and fantastic wine pairing. The level of service is also something that…read morereally sets this restaurant apart. It's some of the best in Copenhagen and very clear that all of the staff is not only fantastically trained but love what they do and are passionate about it. The restaurant itself is cozy and feels quite intimate which fits its identity as it is nestled between the sea, spa/hotel, and deer park. The fact that you can take a stroll before (or after) your meal in a UNESCO World Heritage site also earns it key points in my book. As I was commuting from central Copenhagen by public transit I was slightly concerned about the location. As it turned out it was extremely convenient and a pleasant 5 minute stroll from the train station which connected directly with Norreport. An amazing 8 course meal that was particularly fresh and flavorful. The lumpfish Røe was the best I've had, and it's one of my favorites. The lobster and sweetbread combo also stood out as world class.

Fabulous views and fantastic service! Started the meal with a scallop tartare served with micro…read moregreens and a zesty olive oil glaze. The scallops were sliced delicately thin and tasted so incredibly fresh. The combination of the texture and flavor was magnificent. Main course was veal served medium rare with a lovely Bourbonnais sauce. If I'm not mistaken, this restaurant has a Michelin rating for 2018. If you are staying at the hotel, this same space is used for breakfast seating. Their breakfasts are lovely as well. Very typical danish breakfast with soft boiled eggs, meat and cheeses, homemade yogurt, a porridge dish, musilii, and scrambled eggs and bacon cups.

Wonderful small restaurant with a friendly atmosphere. We were greeted with open arms and treated…read morelike family. I highly recommend the Salmon it is served with a beautiful whipped mashed potato's and was some of the best Salmon I've ever tasted. My husband had the open faced roast beef sandwich which was also very good. I wish we would've split the Salmon and saved room for a dessert that everyone was ordering that looked amazing! We will be back

This was our first restaurant in Copenhagen and I was surprised how busy it was at lunchtime…read more Apparently, we should have made a reservation. However, although the ground floor of the restaurant was fun, there was room for us in the second room, which was down a level. The ambiance at Restaurant Karla is welcoming and cozy, in the Danish sense of the word "hygge." I was more than ready to try an open-faced sandwich and mine was the roast beef with horseradish (I omitted this since I'm not a horseradish fan), remoulade and roasted onions. The roast beef was excellent and the sauce and onions added great flavor. My wife had a brie, crackers, and grapes plate, which was nothing special and cost the same as my roast beef sandwich $14 (high for what she got). However, she enjoyed the potato-leek soup with bacon, chives and homemade bread (although again high priced) at $17. Our total bill (including soda) was $61.

Disclaimer: This review is made in connection with Dining Week 2018…read more Good food, good service, good ambiance​, hence the five stars. Since it's Dining week, we got the fixed menu of appetizer, main course, ​and dessert. The appetizer was lamb carpaccio with salty lemon and parmesan. It's a clear winner for me since I'm a huge fan of carpaccio, anything carpaccio that is. The main course was grilled monkfish that was divine. It's amazing how such an ugly fish can be so delicious! The dessert was chocolate mousse with crumbles and mandarin/blood​ orange ice on top. It was also excellent. I got espresso martini drink to start with and it was amazing, definitely not a bad choice to have a cocktail in this place. The ambiance was cozy and non-formal and it felt friendly, the way the servers talked to us, attentive but know when to draw distance at the same time. It's definitely a place that I would go again.

Had the expresso martini & boy was it amazing!!! Paired it with the Caesar salad and macaroni &…read morecheese. Yummmmy Location yes! Drinks yes!