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.

The food was excellent ( I had the hake) and the service top notch as well…read more The restaurant is not fancy by any means but it is very nice.

Restaurant Tight is one of those spots in Copenhagen that hits the perfect balance between cozy and…read morespacious. Despite its warm, intimate vibe, the restaurant actually has plenty of room, spread across two floors so you never feel cramped, even on a busy evening. It's a great place to settle in for a relaxed meal without feeling rushed. Their menu offers both à la carte options and a prix fixe, which makes it easy to tailor the experience depending on your mood. One dish I always look forward to is their mushroom toast, It's rich, savory, and incredibly satisfying. Their fish dishes are also consistently excellent, cooked with care and full of fresh, bright flavors. Whether you're looking for a comfortable dinner spot or a place to enjoy well-prepared Nordic-inspired dishes, Restaurant Tight is a solid choice. It's the kind of restaurant you walk out of already planning your next visit.

A delicious meal in a somewhat hard to find location. No luck as an early evening walk-in, but…read morewere able to book a table for the next night via their website.

In the words of our København expert, this place is "a little hard to find." She wasn't joking…read more The entrance is away from the street, facing the hemp-and-paranoia fest that is Christiania (4-foot-tall "No Photos" sign every ten meters). Once you find that, it's past the graffiti, up the stairs, and through an unmarked-and-nearly-invisible door behind you. Once you get inside, it's a different world. Giant wooden beams support the ceiling, oil lamps provide gently glowing illumination, and Berkeley / San Francisco-grade hipsters weave between the tables, dropping off plates laden with braised mushrooms, mashed potatoes with leeks, and lamb cutlets. I went for the venison, with whipped potatoes and berry compote. The venison was past tender into soft --- good, but not what I was hoping for. My wife got fish, with a salmon-spinach souffle, some fennel, shrimp, fried potatoes, and a good helping of creamy sauce. We started with a soup --- translated for us as "like carrots, but white," which we think was parsnip --- that was creamy and rich, but still nicely light. The house red wine was good --- but the house white was absolutely amazing. You have to try it. The meals were quite good, but didn't manage to be as memorable as the experience;

Delicious meal and great ambiance! Service was spectacular and the drinks were delicious - highly…read morerecommend!

Came here for the schnitzel, which was super lightly breaded and tender, delicious brown butter…read moresauce with umami from the anchovies and capers in the sauce. The accompanying potato salad was light and vinegar/olive oil based rather than mayo based, which was a nice contrast to the rich brown butter sauce. Ambiance is super cute, exposed beams and brick, the old Noma spot. Great date night. Waiters were friendly and recommended their cider (specifically made for Barr) which reminded us of a sour + an orange wine. Spaeztle with chanterelle mushrooms was very savory, a little too rich for my liking but my partner loved it. One minor issue we had was the brown crab dish's crab was overpowered by the bitter char on the romaine lettuce, and I thought too little crab per bite.

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.

It was recommended by the hotel, and a close walk - a happening place. It's very noisy which is a…read moreconcern. The maker of the old fashioned is meticulous, but he needs a smoker and much better bourbon than weak Evan Williams- something like Penelope Architect would match his craftsmanship! A free jalapeño margarita taste for all at the table was appreciated Has a very good burger, truffle fries were just ok. Fried cod was excellent. Chicken balls were good and bit spicy, as was the meatball. Excellent lemon curd toasted meringue and chocolate mousse! Service was good. It's a bit overly priced but that's true in any middle of a major big city.

The Union Kitchen is a fantastic spot for brunch in Copenhagen. The vibe is lively but relaxed, and…read moreit's the perfect place to fuel up before sightseeing. I especially loved their eggs benedict. The flavors were spot on, and everything was perfectly cooked. The location is a big plus too. It's super close to many of the main tourist attractions, making it really convenient to stop by before or after exploring the city. Whether you're craving a solid brunch or just want a cozy place to unwind, The Union Kitchen is definitely worth a visit.

Restaurant Pluto proves that Copenhagen is a foodie city. Across the street from a top-rated burger…read morespot inside a gas station is this quaint restaurant with a large dining room and sidewalk seating with heaters during the winter. My friend and I went on a Saturday October evening and snagged a table outside without a reservation. Here's our experience: 1) Food: The entire menu looks well done, but we opted for two very different smaller dishes. I ordered the gyoza with mushrooms and chili and it had an appropriate kick that made the dish stand out. My friend ordered the stracciatella, tomatoes, pistachio pesto and raddichio dish and was impressed. 2) Service: It's attentive, friendly and efficient. If you love good fo0d, make this spot a stop. Opened in 2012, it's part of Copenhagen Michelin Gourmet Bib list.

Tasty food in a fun atmosphere. Large wine selection fresh local ingredients. Eat to share if you…read morewant to do a bunch of small plates.

What a neat spot tucked away in the Norrebro neighborhood. It was our first dinner in Copenhagen…read moreand they did not disappoint! We order 1/2 doz if oysters to share. I ordered the moules marinieres (mussels) and my fiance ordered the fish collar. The portions were large, as I didn't expect my moules to be such a large bowl. But honestly, not a complaint! Fries, salad, all entrees were delectable. No notes. Service was friendly and in Europe, definitely not fast paced like in USA. I didn't care as we had no urgency and on vacation. What a way to start off my European trip!

We made reservations for the opening and there were just a couple groups in line when we arrived…read more Inside was compact but good spacing between tables. Decor was bright and colorful. They served both seafood and steaks but more seafood options. There also was a 3 and 4 course option for those hungry diners. We started with a single plate of fried squid that was a good size for us to share. Most were cut into French fry like sticks which was different presentation and then fried. All pieces weee dusted with paprika and came with a side of lemon mayo for dipping. Squid had a good chew to it and a good start off to our dinner. Mussels came in a huge pot, the largest serving to date. We ended up filling two bowls with shells. The wine broth was quite delicious and the bread was perfect for dipping and soaking up that goodness. The whole seabass was another well done dish covered in greens and easy to debone. The fish was light and tender. Service was attentive. A bread service per person was added to the check. Tiny restrooms were located next to the check in desk. The restaurant was quite busy by the time we left. We finished in less than the 2 hour time allotment noted in our reservation. Would revisit should we have the opportunity to return to Copenhagen.

I made the mistake of mapping the restaurant via Yelp, Studio had just relocated. So we got to…read moretheir old location by foot and found nothing. Dialed the restaurant and found out we were about 3 miles away and CPH only has taxis - so we had to walk back to the city center to hail one. Front of the house was so graceful about the whole ordeal - told us not to worry and to just get their safely. Truly took the burden off us! The food - let it take you on a head to tail journey. Incredibly well thought out food - locally foraged and harvested ingredients. A beautiful bounty of Scandinavian ingredients, manipulated with the utmost precision. Chef presented several of the courses - inspiring to hear the descriptions from the creator himself and he was so authentically engaged when we peppered him with questions. At the end of the night it was a bit challenging getting a taxi back - even Chef got involved in the process. The humility and graciousness, stunning. All memorable and fantastic. Wouldn't change a thing.

This was the most underwhelming meal in Copenhagen for me. This review is a few weeks late (i…read morevisited CPH last month). The location is awesome, the staff are great and friendly. Chef Alan Bates was pretty good in conversation. But, the food just didn't hit the mark. I was there lunch time and ordered 5 course menu (they only have that for lunches, otherwise you can go for more traditional 9 course menu). The trout tart looked beautiful, didn't have much of wow factor in taste though. The pasta dish was good with ton of truffle shavings. The main meat dish was not at all there. I mean it was cooked nice but there was a side of tempura made from pig-brain if i remember correctly, and it was pretty bad!! Not fried well, was chewy and the fried batter coating got badly stuck on my teeth! Dessert was good.

Food was good but it was very noisy with a big group sitting beside us…read more I would enjoy more if it is not a fix course meal because we all (party of 3) got so full before the main course arrived... The first 2 courses (halibut and soup) were amazing and refreshing. The main course (my colleagues had cod and rib eyed, not pictured). My brisket was nicely cooked but nothing surprising. I tried the mushrooms on top of my colleague's rib-eye, I enjoyed the mushrooms more than the protein. Quite pricey as stated by other reviews...especially if one doesn't want mixed couse meal.

We tried visiting on a Monday evening with no reservation and the restaurant let us know they were…read morefully booked (which I was a bit surprised about). Luckily, we were able to make a reservation for dinner for the next day! There is an option to go for a la carte or a pre-fixe menu of 4-6 courses. We opted for the 4 course which had a cured haddock, mussel soup with scallop, a stuffed cockerel and dessert. I paid the supplement to upgrade the main to a Hake. Overall, the food was delicious; the ingredients tasted fresh and paired well together but nothing was mind blowing. We did think the mussel soup was a bit too salty. I particularly liked the Hake, which was crispy on the outside and tender on the inside (I had Hake a few days prior and it was on the drier side so was a bit worried) - and particularly enjoyed it more than the cockerel! I also really liked the dessert - there were so many components to a simple looking dessert and everything was so tasty :) Service was just okay. The one thing to note is that they charge a service charge for credit card which isn't clearly stated on the menu anywhere. When we saw it on the bill and asked the waiter, she didn't seem to be fully understand it either but it is what it is