The coolest dive bar around. Stop in here to experience cool Zeppelin vibes. The place is friendly…read more& dark. Just the way we like our dive bars!

Climb up some steep stairs and to the right is a tiny bar with some seating in the back. To the…read moreright is more seats and where bands play. This is not a large concert venue, rather a small coffee shop sized area. There are vinyl records in bins right at the entrance. Also, they feature an eclectic style of played vinyl tunes. I didn't see any food, but I saw a lot of local beers on draft and mini bottles. There was also whiskey. Friendly bartender gentleman. The restrooms were clean. Enjoyed the older music magazines available for reading by the back bar area seating. They accept credit cards.

Have been to Vega numerous times and I just love the cosiness of it and how close you can be to the…read moreartists. People also in Denmark tend to be quite cool about famous people so no one is pushing towards the stage and if you go early enough you can secure yourself a good spot. I have been only to store vega, which can accommodate quite a lot of people but still it is not a huge venue. It keeps it's simplicity and togetherness. There are two bars downstairs, one inside and one outside the main area. Upstairs there is a balcony which has seated area, but is too far from the stage in my opinion. Have seen a lot of artists here like Yann Tiersen, Of Monsters and Men, The Lumineers and The Vaccines! The garderobe costs 20 dkk so have some cash with you for that. The toilets for men are on ground floor and for women on first floor. I thought first that they favour only the men in Vega but the key is to find your way to the next floor! You can check on the page of vega for upcoming concerts! They are mostly in winter time so keep an eye!

Saw Interpol at the VEGA on their El Pintor Tour in Feb 2015…read more Nice little venue. Easy access, plenty of space to get a beer and not expensive. Having seen the band in a number of venues, the acoustics of Vega were sharp, similar to what you would expect from a Music Hall. The crowd were just a little more subdued than at other Interpol shows, but in general - one of my favorites. And if one of your favorite artists happens to play the Vega, its a great reason to see Copenhagen.

The atmosphere was amazing. Our waiter was a delight. It was an experience that was interactive and…read moreeducational. The scene of the bar was worth just going, just to go.

The live jazz was awesome! Even reading through the menu added to the vibe of The Library Bar. The…read morestaff were so genuine and kind.

Live Blues - amazing. I've read some reviews for Mojo that were less than stellar - but I have to…read moresay I don't see any of that on the 4 nights I visited. Staff was pleasant, helpful and accommodating - smoking ... there is a smoking space but the room was not "smoke filled). Drinks are great and the music.... They really attract great talent. If you're in Copenhagen you should definitely stop by!

Had a very strange experience here. A patron at the bar told me to " shut the f*** up". I was…read moretalking quietly to a friend inbetween a musicians set. Very weird-- considering I am a 20 year old woman.

I've always liked Loppen. I have been here loads of times during the past 25-30 years. You'll…read morealways find great bookings and intimate concerts at this awesome little joint.

Came here last night for a Bob Marley birthday celebration. Live music was great. The crowd was…read morefun. The local beer is cheap, strong and tastey..so happy I came here.

It looks like a corner residential beer garden. Enter through and go down the stairs. Order your…read morechoice of beers, admire the interesting artifacts in the bar area and enjoy some nachos. They accept credit cards. Friendly staff.

Louis R loves foreign local dive bars, packed with local grimey Danish hipsters...which serve a…read moreshit ton of Danish beers. You walk into this spot, and you'll understand what Louis R is saying. Actually, you probably won't be flying to Denmark, so just read on. This spot is located in the meatpacking district of Copenhagen. Sure, there are lots of dirty drug users mulling about but there are also well-dressed young professionals grabbing Danish fare and Carlsberg drafts in large groups. Its the epicenter of this socialist society. There are no boundaries. The outdoor area is clutch in the summer and most of the patrons are loud/boisterous yet friendly. Join a crowd and start yelling, too. Be like Louis R, hit up the Denmark grimey spots.

Woah... a Blue Note in Denmark????? Yes, La Fontaine is a…read moreDanish Blue Note, oldest Jazz club in Copenhagen in the heart of Gammel Strand ( the beach, back in the old days). Ok, folks here are the rules: 1. No resy's first come, first serve 2. 100 patrons can fit, seating is limited 3. Hours: Monday-Thursday, Friday-Saturday opens at 8pm, show starts at 9pm. You need time to grab a drink from the bar, no table service. Beer @60 krones 4. Setting: intimate and cozy. 5. Get there at least 30 minutes before showtime to be guaranteed a seat, hands stamped and pay 140 krones for entrance fee 6. Then..... sit, back, enjoy and let the jazz seep through your veins as it did mine. 7. Check their website for shows and time. ( sorry Yelp, hours listed were incorrect) I saw a great show with Jules Fisher and his very talented quartet ( see video). Absolutely wonderful! This is the type of jazz club I love, people listening to great jazz, humming a familiar tune, clapping, bopping and enjoying the show in an intimate setting. Sunday is free thus tonight what I'm paying for is my drinks and listening to great music. The entire staff are wonderful, cool, friendly and love being here. Love jazz, love La Fontaine! Location: a bit difficult to find: take M2 or M3 to Gammel Strand station, find Hermes shop and walk all the way down until you find La Fontaine. It is before Comedy Zoo place. La Fontaine has a small banner and entrance is behind a large wooden door. It is located on a little street, Kompenstrade.

Really nice and cosy jazz bar. The drinks were good and on weekdays they offer a large beer for…read more33Kr, which is great! They played perfect music for a comfortable hangout with friends, on weekends they have live jazz! Also, what I liked was, that smoking was only allowed in a separate small room (no door, but still). Totally recommendable!

I was in Town and decided to visit this place last night for music and to hang out and experience…read morethe Danish nightlife. After waiting in line, a group of 4 guys in front of me once getting to the front of the entrance were not let in and left. Then it was my turn and at at the front a short, light brown hair gay guy with a buzz hair cut, wearing an oversized jacket comes up to me and asks me "what is your agenda here" I was in shock and was not sure what the hell he was asking. So finally I tell him I am here visiting and have come out to spend some money and have fun. He tells me sorry, this is a political place and your response is not the type of people we want to have in our establishment. He looks at the cashier and the cashier a guy with black hair was a bit embarrassed and didn't know what to say other than the look that he is sorry. The irony is they have a sign at the door that they don't discriminate and the bigger irony is a a short GAY GUY with an ugly outfit not worth 50 EUROS is being racists, judgmental and unfriendly and the antithesis of what Danes are known for. So to this sorry ass gay man who likely has insecurities and to the owners of this place FCK YOU. I went 2 minutes over to the other locations and had a blast and blew 1000 USD and gifted plenty of free drinks to everyone that came my way.

Free!!! - Buy a beer…read moreor BYOB - 20DKK coat check - but throw your coat on one of the couches so you don't need to check it - Close to other bars - All techno - really hard to dance to this kind of music, so it's more of a chatting place - Very stuffy in here

In copenhagen without anything planned? Check out Huset! The amount of times we spontaneously…read morepopped in to this place and they have had a nice concert be it rock, jazz or people playing on saws it has been a great experience each time. It consists of four floors with different themes including a movie theatre, jazz bar and the music cafe where I usually end up. Scaling the stairs presents you with really cool wall paintings which sets the relaxed vibe of the whole place. The venue is quite intimate and small so at times you basically touch toes with the artist performing. I have never been under the impression that it has been cramped for space though, which might have something to do with that you don't get the most well-known artists playing here. I can see them playing here just before their breakthrough and starting to play the big venues or maybe returning from the big venues, either way it suits my taste just fine. :) Check out their website or Facebook for a clear schedule of who is playing when or when they run their next movie themed sunday. They are very active updating these different channels which is a great way to stay up to date especially if you don't live close by.

Huset is a cozy place to watch a film, and I am pretty sure you can book the theater for group…read morescreenings (I went to Huset to view "Melancholia" with my film class). The vibe is hip and fosters conversation. I felt comfortable in the theater, and the lounge right outside of the theater was a great place to hang out with members of my class to talk about our opinions of the film. The love and care put into running the Huset theater is exemplified in the hand-picked eclectic decor, which is hard to explain but seems to combine many decades at once (you'll have to see for yourself)! The walls of Huset are covered in street art, band posters, and movie posters, and you feel cultured just walking in there! I would love to go back to see a show, or to hang out at the bar with friends. The other floors seemed lively on a Tuesday night, so Huset may be a good place to explore any day of the week!