A perfect place for brunch on the walking street of darling downtown Dragør. Tables outside on…read moresunny days. Choose from 3, 5 or 7 yummy little brunch plates. We loved the avocado with chili oil and chopped almond; the bitty banana pancakes with salted caramel sauce or the blueberry pancakes with syrup. Perfect fried eggs with chives or fluffy scrambled eggs with bacon. I can highly recommend the little laks roulade, a little spiral of cured salmon with herbs and a tangy horseradish cream cheese and herbs, as adorable as it was delicious. The skyr with fruit and toasty muesli also yummy, but quite sweet. Pick and choose, savory or sweet, all tasty. Add on's include choices of bread, croissants, pastries. Coffee, tea, fresh-pressed juices, smoothies, beer and wine available.

Absolutely loved our lunch at Fru Munk. We had a layover and wanted to walk around town and grab…read morelunch. The young lady's food recommendations were on point. We all had one of their specials. Fresh and tasty. Everything coming out of the kitchen looked great. In addition to the good food experience they were incredibly kind. We couldn't find a taxi back to the airport and the ladies there helped call a taxi and communicate our location. All in all, a wonderful visit to Dragør Havyn.

Wow, what a glorious day to sit out on the pier in Dragør! With the inconsistent summers of dear…read moreold Denmark, when it looks like summer, you better get your booty outside and carpe diem, amiright? And so, carpe the diem, we did. To make our meal at Cafe Blink even more worthwhile, we navigated some poorly marked bike paths from CPH all the way out there. 14 kilometers later - sore bums, and empty tummies - we sat down outside for some burgers. Now, I have definitely been on what seems like a never-ending hunt for the Best Burger in Copenhagen, and while I'm not sure I've found it quite yet, and technically Dragør isn't Copenhagen, I will say that Cafe Blink is pret-ty close in terms of meat quality. No lumpy tough meat can be found here, folks. A sad tragedy is that it comes with a side of guac that, if not for it being sort of green, I wouldn't even know it was actual guacamole. As a passionate lover of delicious chunky homemade guacamole, that was a bit of a bummer. Otherwise, the ambiance is great. Right on the edge of the old city of Dragør, with all sorts of life happening around you, it's a great way to spend a sunny summer day.

From the owner: Specialties Fresh, handcrafted Italian with a modern twist…read more From house-made pastas and wood-fired pizzas to rich, slow-simmered sauces, every bite is packed with bold flavor. Warm service, cozy atmosphere, and a wine list that’s as thoughtfully curated as our menu.

What a treat it was to visit Café Espersen in Denmark. Having a traditional Danish meal was quite…read morethe experience. Fresh seafood and garnish were meticulously placed on the plate. The local fish was lightly fried served with a side of some of the best tartar sauce I have ever had. All of which topped with caviar. You can taste every bite on the taste. I tried the local dark. It has good body and refreshing taste. The staff were great and were attentive during the dining experience. I look forward to my next visit.

Cafe Espersen had a very cute, nautical atmosphere. It sits right on the marina area and has both…read moreindoor and enclosed patio seating. They have daily fish and seafood specials which are a must. The service was excellent and it was nice and cozy, for a winter meal. I personally didn't like the shrimp cocktail. It was mini, appeared to be once frozen shrimp, mixed with a dressing of some sorts instead of the traditional Large, peeled shrimp that I am used to. I'd recommend to anyone traveling to Dragor.

After a long day of fishing at the pier, my three friends and myself found ourselves in need of…read morefood. So we took a walk and found this decent looking restaurant, where my friends had previously had a nice schnitzel. We were seated at the terrace, which was rather hot (it was a sunny day). The place was crowded. After waiting some time a waiter came around. I ordered some Nachos with Chicken, one of my friends ordered a Parisian style Steak Tartare, while my two other friends ordered the Veal Schnitzel. After 2 minutes the waiter came back and told us that they did not serve schnitzel any more - which was rather disappointing. Instead they respectively ordered Pork Roast with potatoes and Fillet of Plaice with fries. The food came. It was not impressive but it was not horrible either. None of us had an amazing experience. The guargemole tasted and looked like something you buy in a can from a supermarket. The salsa was fresh and strong while the nachos themselves were rather boring. Also, the chicken was dry. Though, the portion was very large. My friends were not impressed, but nor unhappy. All over it was a very mediocre experience. The prices were pretty standard for a tourist place. It was not cheap (99 kr. for nachos) but it was not expensive either. I think the Veal was around 178 kr. I am not sure whether to recommend the place or not. There were a lot of other restaurants I the area, all serving the same kind of food. Personally I would try one of those - just to get a different experience. But since the place is not bad, I would not "not recommend" it either.

My family and I visited Dragør Strandhotel in December. We got seated and pretty quickly ordered…read moreour food and drinks. If I had taken a closer look at the premise when we entered I would probably have left right away. It was unclean, messy and not very welcoming, and we could hear the chef and waiter yelling (in polish, I think) at each other in the kitchen We ordered pumpkin soup, burger and fish n chips. My sons fish had been deep fried beyond recognition, his chips were standard. My husbands burger was extremely boring (guacamole out of a can, and nothing homemade it seemed). My soup was cold, too salty and completely bland (except for the salty taste). I also went to the restroom to change my infant boys diaper. It was quite nasty in the ladies room. It smelled as if hadn't been cleaned for a long time. Before paying I pointed out to the waiter that I was not satisfied with my soup. I had only taken a few spoonfuls. She thanked me and then came back with the check - we had to pay for everything, the soup included. I realise it is low season in December and they probably need every last krone, but seriously?! It was beyond a bad experience and my husband and I just looked at each other, shook our heads and said 'let's get the f*ck out of here'!

Absolutely love this place! My go-to burger is the "Zé Brazil"; it has a breaded mozzarella di…read morebuffalo inside that is THE most delicious thing! The appetizers are equally decadent. I feel like I can't miss any of my favorites every time I'm there, which leads to some serious feast. Totally recommend.

We dropped in here for a quick lunch when visiting Copenhagen. Super hungry and not sure where to…read morego, this looked okay. But wow, we were surprised!! The food was so good. It was one of the best hamburgers I've ever eaten. Also the fries were super delicious too. Great texture. Everything was delicious. Just wish it was later so I could have enjoyed more of their beers!! It's part of the hotel above it. A very nice hotel. Classic European sports type bar.

This is a wonderful little cafe to visit right next to the dock! Inside feels warm, cozy, and…read moreintimate, and our waitress was extremely friendly and accommodating (especially considering we don't speak any Danish). My family came for dinner our last night in Denmark, and it truly was a special meal. The food is fantastic. Their evening menu is small, but everything on it was great - I would highly recommend the skin-fried Hake (see picture). Definitely worth a visit!

Disclaimer: This review is not for their full dinner menu…read more My boyfriend and I wandered into this place when we were out and about in Dragør. Claiming the best location with the best view, this place was packed with (German) tourists when we were there. The selection of the food is probably limited, more like cafe food combined with classic Danish Inn menu, and we had a beer each (Kronenbourg for me and Jacobsen for him) and we shared a plate of fries. The fries were surprisingly very good, they were very thick and light seasoned, but they were very crispy and tasty. At least we know that they're made from real potatoes, not just those frozen kind you tipped in the frying pan. Service was friendly and fast although there were only two waitresses for the Friday night. You're probably here for the view, but don't worry, at least the fries and the beer were good!

Excellent sushi, staff is welcoming and overall the place feels very authentic. Only few tables as…read moremost people use it as a take-away, and the decor is a bit shabby. But prices are very reasonable, and the "monthly offer" is usually a real bargain - and that secured the 5th star.

From the owner: Takeasy Sushi is a sushi place for sushi lovers In Dragør. We serve High quality of sushi with…read morepassion and care.