Cute, stylish cafe in the middle of downtown Copenhagen. Perfect for studying/working or meeting a…read morefriend to catch up. Ordered a filtered coffee (20kr), piece of Danish drømmekage (30kr) and a marshmallow cookie (25kr) to share. The coffee came with its own tiny pitcher of steamed milk at no additional cost. The coffee was pretty standard but tasted good. I personally really liked the drømmekage (made with coconut, vanilla, brown sugar), which was a large portion and served with whipped cream and a drizzle of chocolate sauce. However, I was with a Dane who said he had tasted much better versions of it elsewhere and for much cheaper. The marshmallow cookie was excellent though - would definitely get this again and/or try another option. Went perfectly with a hot cup of coffee. I really liked the layout and decor of this cafe. There were a good amount of tables and chairs and the tables were big enough to spread out your laptop/books if you plan to stay for a while. There was wifi in the cafe and some light background music, but nothing that would disturb me if I was there to read. When I visited it was a nice day so the front doors were open, which brought in some fresh air. Overall, nice little place in the center of the city. Especially if you're looking for a good study spot.

Buzz was a favorite of mine during my time in Copenhagen. Their smoothies are incredibly delicious,…read moreand the cafe itself is adorable!

So happy we found this place while waiting for our train ride to Sweden…read more Egg wraps are an inventive way to make the wrap keto style. The egg wrap is nicely seasoned and thick enough to hold all of the stuffing in the "burrito". Everything is freshly made right before your eyes. The veggies were crunchy and went well with the egg wrap's taste.

Not sure if this location is open during the stay-in-place order, but Torvehallerne (the market) is…read morestill open for takeaway. I ordered The Duck (burger and chips) and it took a bit over 35 minutes, which I noticed (as I was sitting there) was a bit of a consistent issue. It's not that bad, but it is a bit long of a wait. Just heads up if you're on a timetable, this might be a risk. If you're not, then you're probably safe to order and wander around or shop for a bit. Just ask how long it'll take when you order. Palæo renowned for being the first restaurant chain where you can go 100% paleo. As the name implies, their menu is focused on a paleo diet aka. the Stone Age Diet. Essentially, that means they're avoiding anything that processed or refined, and they're known for being 100% paleo. However, they do have items and options that don't adhere to it. This includes items like beer, coffee, and cheese, and they're all separate things that you must specifically order. It's just a very convenient spot if you're on paleo, lactose-free, or gluten-free diets. They have around 8 locations, and this particular one is a stall in Hall 1 of Torvehallerne Copenhagen market halls. This corner location means they have a lot of little tables suited for parties of one or two as well as counter seating, and during when I was there, there wasn't really anyone competing for seating. Overall, I thought the flavors were pretty great. My favorite thing in The Duck was the perfectly crisp fries and the accompanying sauce. I also liked the duck confit itself, but after a while, I just couldn't get into that bread substitute that was used as the buns. An interesting restaurant and I super appreciated that things are cooked to order as well as certain parts of what I ordered. However, while I was super excited about when I first saw it (something new to try), I just wasn't as enthusiastic about it afterward. In the end, it added to the experience of coming to such a trendy market and is an experience, but just not my cup of tea.

Perfect...great latte and the best quinoa porridge A large…read moreserving - plenty to last through dinner Banana, grapes, yogurt, cacao, garnished with mint Nice break from bread and rolls with coffee

New owners, new name: Caffeen 4. A never went before the changeover, but can say how impressed I am…read morewith this place now! Brunch options are wonderful, and their homemade lemonade was delicious. Vibe is cozy and relaxed, with nice indoor and outdoor seating.

Great breakfast/ brunch spot. We were recommended this place by the employees at our hotel, so we…read moredecided to give it a try. Definitely an interesting concept -- you pick 5 small things from the menu and they bring it out on a board. The food was pretty good and for sure a good presentation. The food was a little pricey though to be honest, but a fun place to try out when visiting.

The staff was so nice. Food was great. We liked the little cafe vibe and the cinnamon rolls were…read moregood.

This place has great breakfast with quality ingredients. The pour over coffee menu will please…read moremost coffee lovers and the staff is very friendly and speak English. Had scrambled eggs and toast with a side of avocado and the daily pour over. My wife had granola. Both of us are off to have a great day, thanks to a stellar and simple breakfast.

Purveyor of Coffee and Pastries, but perhaps best known for Artisan Popsicles, Cafe Det Vide Hus is…read morean independent Café near Nørreport Station open from 07h00 Tuesday through Friday and at 09h00 on Weekends. Two stories with games upstairs, the counter containing four Breads and Coffee paraphernalia, most guests seem to opt for a Morning Bun plus Espresso on-the-go, good Beans with mild acidity pulled to order while the Sesame Seed Sourdough offers a stretchy crumb around Cheese and Butter. Cozy and good for crowd-gazing, prices lower than elsewhere, Det Vide Hus' Croissant could stand a bit more leavening to open the center while a puck-shaped Cookie fares better thanks to good Chocolate, lots of Butter and flecks of Salt.

Great coffee! I had a cortado. When I sniffed the coffee, it had nice, nutty fresh roast aroma…read more Taste was even better. Great body (probably from medium higher roasted beans) and very elegant acidity at the end. Perfect style of coffee after lunch or snack. Next time, I have to ask what kind of beans they use. I also like interior. It's designed to calm down your mind by using a lots of wood, leather, books, light, music. All in relative harmony. Speaking of design and comfort, I liked the idea to move living room sofa and arm chair outside. How cozy is that! If you sit there and talk, watch ppl, feel the breeze .... how many cafes do that? We had great time here and I'm sure I will be back for nice, strong coffee and this time for food too. Thank you for reading this and don't forget, life is tasty! ;)

This newly opened café with focus on coffee and assorted cakes and sandwiches, was chosen for early…read moreafternoon energy refill one sunny (!) afternoon in Copenhagen. I had passed here several times earlier this winter and seen that something coffee-related was opening soon. So I was glad to discover that Coffee Sweden had finally opened on one of my strolls through old-fashioned Fiolstræde. The name Coffee Sweden, suits it nicely, seeing as the baristas and waiters are, in fact, Swedish. The menu isn't very Swedish, though, so that might be misleading. The music is kinda loud and very funkeh, disco-style. Not Swedish disco.. Decoration-wise, it has a lot og dark wood and soft leather chairs, giving it a kinda living room-like atmosphere. So fresh and so cle-clean. Set in my ways as I am, I ordered a cortado and a chocolate cookie. The coffee was just a tad too "burned", so it might have been running through the bayonet too long. The cookie was moist and delicious, with yummy chocolate chunks. With free wi-fi, a nice atmosphere and friendly staff, this could be a new regular study hang-out for me. They also have a very good looking selection of cakes that just begs to be tried out.

Nice little bakery down the street from the airbnb we stayed in in Fredricksburg area. Varied…read moreselection of fresh danish pastries, just the thing to start your day!

All bakeries in Copenhagen drop dead and roll over. This is by far the best bakery in town. You…read morewill drive across the town to buy you bread here. Must tries are their sourdough buns or bread (great with butter, cheese, or jam), tebirkes (a simple pastry), or the kanelsnegle (cinnamon pastry). You can safely buy all their stuff. It's real craftsmen working here. It's not cheap to buy your bread at Brødflov, but quality cost.

Visited this bakery so many times during my few weeks in Denmark. The prices were very good, and…read moreall their foods were vegan, and some even gluten free. I originally went for the frøsnapper, a danish poppy seed pastry, but every time I went they were out, so I finally opted for a cinnamon roll. The vegan foods in Hawaii are nothing special, so I was a little hesitant on buying something vegan, but at 15kr a piece, I figured why not. I am so glad I got it, because it's the best cinnamon roll I've ever had. The pastry was very chewy but flaky on the outside, and there was just the right amount of cinnamon. It was also very buttery (but of course it wasn't actual butter). The prices are much cheaper than the other bakeries that I went to, and I like these cinnamon rolls a lot more than the overly hyped Sankt Peders Bageri ones.

All the gluten free items seem to be made of rice flour, so do not expect to be abiding to a low…read morecarb/keto diet haha. There are usually a couple of sugar free, non-gluten items as well. There is a small section of gluten free and vegan groceries in the bakery as well so if you want vegan butter with your gluten free bread, this place is a fantastic one stop for it all! The owner is friendly, not too talkative but at least he still has that Danish smile :)