I really enjoyed my meal here, despite the fact that I came in quite frazzled after a long day of…read moreexploring. There was a little mixup with my meal (to be explained below) but everything worked out totally fine. For starters, my lack of Danish made reading and understanding the menu pretty darn difficult, so I was reassured by my very patient waitress as she helped to translate it until I found a vegetarian/fish dish. Per her recommendation, I decided on the pumpkin soup and salmon smorrebrød. When the soup came out, I took one bite and realized it was NOT pumpkin soup. It was some sort of meat soup. I sat for a while twiddling my thumbs, wishing I had a bottle of wine rather than one glass, wondering if I should just respectfully eat it and deal with the stomach ache that would potentially follow, or if I should continue my role as the obnoxious American and send it back. Due to my immense fear of vomit I opted for the latter. When I asked if it had meat, the food runner sort of chuckled. I thought: "Ok yes sir, I know there are hunks of animal flesh in there I just don't know how to navigate this situation." I felt really bad but I could tell he did too. He apologized profusely for the mixup and brought out my pumpkin soup (sidebar: the soup came out in a Mini saucepan. How cute). When the pumpkin soup came out I devoured it....aaand it ended up being free! I don't have any photos from the meal because I was truly enjoying my first TRUE solo sit-down, multi-course meal.

The kids and I enjoyed lunch here yesterday. We chose two different sandwiches and fishsticks…read more Boy(6) loved the fishsticks, girl(10) said the sandwich was ok, and I found some ecxiting new flavours in my sandwich. The staff was a bit inattentive so it took to long to get their attention, and thats a challenge for impatient children which are promised a visit at the bolcherie next door..

We enjoyed this restaurant. We had been there 7 years ago on our last visit. However, the price for…read moreone fish and chips, kne small beer and a coffee, was over $50 US. So be prepared to pay.

The fish here is very fresh and they serve good bread. The smashed peas are good. Not crazy about…read morethe breading on the fish and chips nor that they use cuttlefish. Fries weren't great either. The thing I really dislike about this restaurant is that the floor is covered in SAND. So there's sand in the upholstery etc. Such a bad choice for a restaurant. The sand on the floor made me really uncomfortable.

Jakobs Cafe & Bar was such a lovely place. We had a combination of delicious food, great…read moreatmosphere, and amazingly friendly staff that made this visit so memorable for my travel companions and me. Thank you. I would recommend this restaurant. They have a scan for an English language menu.

In Skagen, my date and I wanted a good fish meal for supper. Being Sunday, not many places were…read moreopen. Yelp directed us to Jakob's cafe. Date wasn't sold on the place but I liked the central location for people watching. So she obliged and we sat down inside. Nice ambience. The folks around us had mouthwatering burgers and fries delivered to their tables. But we ordered the fresh fish of the day, torsk- aka- cod- and it was beautiful. The hollandaise sauce for the cod was spot on and the vegetables were fresh. Does New Nordic cuisine justice. My date rated this as the best meal of our trip in Denmark. We also had the fish soup which was art for the eyes. Dappled with green oil and delicate salmonl. Yummy. Good eating. We enjoyed the wine selection. The beer taps were offline so I couldn't enjoy my usual pint with dinner.

good Pizza, the space was tight and the price in the high end, based on the quality and service.read more

4.5! The food was delicious and the portions vs. the price was very good. We're from NYC, and…read morereally don't find the prices in Denmark expensive per se. The seafood here is very fresh, seasoned well and presented beautifully to make sure you eat with your eyes first! They brought the outside in and the inside out at this waterfront restaurant, the floors inside are covered in sand to make it feel like you are just stepping inside a food/bar hut right on the beach. The deck seating area is very big, covered from the elements and also has portable electric heaters as well as fleece blankets are available at every table top to keep you warm as you enjoy the view and food. Will definitely be back when visiting the beaches of Skagen!

Fantastic Fresh Seafood in Skagen, Denmark. Everything was fantastic. We made a mistake of ordering…read moreboth the Shellfish Platter and Moules Frites, because the same mussels were already included in the Shellfish Platter. The Shellfish Platter was plenty, so ordering for 1 person instead of 2 would be better. Fresh oysters, sweet small prawns, & tasty crab meat. They do charge house water for Kr. 40,-, which I didn't know about the charge until I see the bill. Indoor & outdoor seating available. Indoor floor is filled with sand for a beach vibe. Reservations available on their website online.

Really nice Mussels! Ordered the Moule Frits and enjoyed every bit. My friend had the fish and…read morechips but does not recommend it. They brew their own beers which is interesting we got two and they were decent.

Delicous Burger, Great fries and very kind service employee…read more We had the Classic American with 200g beef and a childreen burger.

Pretty standard tourist place…read more My girlfriend and I visited this place for lunch after a 5 hour drive from Copenhagen. We were both starving and ordered two "Stjerneskud" with a couple of Saaz Blondes. Now, Skagen lies very close to the ocean and has a great harbor. Thus the fish was very fresh. But the dish was rather boring. The shrimps were small and were placed next to the dish instead of incorporated. The asparagus were cut in small pieces, which were a shame seeing as they were rather fresh. The halibut was not well tasting and the dressing was tasteless. The dish was also stuffed with lettuce, which made the dish even worse. All of this was placed on a piece of very dry and hard bread. As you might have noticed this was not one of my better food experiences. So why the three stars? Well, the service was very polite and the atmosphere was cosy. And I almost fell of my chair when they offered us free coffee and cake for dessert. The price was pretty standard for a tourist place. One beer was 55 kr. and the "Stjerneskud" was 130 kr. All over a rather pleasant experience even though the food was very mediocre.

Second time eating here, and both times both service and food was very good…read more All six of us were very pleased. We ate pasta, pizza and T-Bone stake. Best in Skagen so far.