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.

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!

I was skeptical with this place since my in laws recommendations were never good - bless her, but…read moreshe insisted to take us there and so we were for brunch. The price is 149kr for a buffet, pretty standard for a buffet, but here you can get your drinks (non alcohol) refilled as much as you want and plus those small yoghurt shots I love. Fruits are included in the price, so I guess 149kr is a very reasonable price. The food is rather so-so. Sausages, omelette, but I love their mozarella and their (homemade) shrimp salad. So delicious. Nuggets are industrially produced. Do not touch. This place has potential, but it's really hard to go here if you don't have your own car since it's basically in the middle of nowhere, or the south eastern tip of Amager. Pretty view it boasted on the facebook and website, but what's pretty is relative. Sure it's close by the water, but it's more like grassy field with overlook to the nearby Øresund bridge in my opinion, or am I too hard to please? I wouldn't go there on my own, partly because we don't have cars, but if someone dragged me there, I wouldn't say no.

Cold drinks in the summer and yummy warm kakao in the winter. Café Sylten is a little further down…read morethe strand from main street Dragør. You may have to drive or ride your bike from the main part of town. But once you get here, there are outside picnic tables and chairs when the weather is nice and a cozy atmosphere inside for their weekend brunch when it isn't. The kids loved the beach access and digging in the sand right beside the restaurant, while we soaked up the sun in free loungers. Known for their brunch.

Where to start... The girl who was taking orders was the friendliest and sweetest of all ladies. I…read moregave her some free books; she was so cool that I just wanted to give her free books. I had an ice coffee and it was so good. It was so good, it made me feel guilty just drinking it. That's how good it was! Damn amazing. The crowd isn't just one type of person, it's everyone. This is probably because of the location out to the beach. I absolutely love that kind of place where everyone is welcome and Le Kaff most certainly is that place. Plus, their ice coffee, man. That coffee is addictive to the max. PS: Check out the drawings of various kinds of coffee on their wall. They are a great mix of genious and hilarious.

Le Kaff has changed, at least in terms of the fastness of service…read more Their cortado, I can swear by it - it livens me up right away, and it's nice to have when you're about to brace yourself for a walk in the windy beach. I'm a fan now!

This coffee shop chain is ubiquitous in Copenhagen. We frequently stopped at the one near our…read morehotel, which was near City Hall and Tivoli Gardens. Everyone was friendly and helpful, and there were pastries for breakfast or pre-made sandwiches if you wanted some lunch. The selection of pastries was not as huge as at some of the bakeries/cafes, but there were enough options for us. There was plenty of seating and it was very laid-back and friendly, a great place to start the day or to rest after lots of walking.

I am very loyal to my Starbucks, but this time being invited by a friend for a cup of coffee, she…read morechose espresso house! And wow what ambient!!! Really cosy cafe which makes u forget that u are sitting in the middle of the shopping centre. Nice selection of coffee (and there is lactoses free milk and not soya!!!) and cakes look delicious and most important (besides milk) fabulous service ! My friend asked for extra warm latte, and the barista picked up my confusing look and explained what extra hot means in degrees and why some people chose to get extra hot coffee. Loved that! She was focused, friendly and giving us her full attention... Thank u, and see u soon again.

We stumbled on this gem while in Copenhagen For an international convention. It became our…read morefavorite place in the city to escape the loudness and overload of the district and have a peaceful respite. The coffee is excellent, the food is fresh, clean and prepared with skill and care, the staff are friendly and engaging. Our favorite place!

From the owner: Hidden gem in the heart of Copenhagen for your perfect break during busy days. Find our cosy…read morebackyard and enjoy your favourite afternoon tea, delicious food and much more. Possibility of renting for private company/personal events.

I could see the staff in he morning transport baked good to the stands, but I arrived a little…read morebefore opening time. The line was very confusing. People from flights just had to guess how to get in line. However the Danish was very good. But they don't call them Danishes.

I ordered a large oatmilk latte here after 14 hours of traveling and no sleep and it hit the spot…read more The baristas were friendly when I didn't know how to ask for oatmilk in Danish

I really love the food here. A very nice and simple place but the food is a so good!…read moreThe service was really good too. I will definitely be back here when I visit Copenhagen....again...

Amazing Cafe! Brunch and service hands down one of best experiences while traveling. 15 minute walk…read morefrom Copenhagen Airport, beautiful building right on the water. Highly recommend!

Great service. Great coffee. We visited mid morning in February 2026. Why do I have to enter…read moremore characters to qualify for posting?

Before catching our flight back to New York, we savored one last leisurely breakfast at Café…read moreErmanno, a lovely spot to reflect on our amazing trip. The Ermanno Breakfast Plate was the star-- a beautifully curated spread of yogurt with granola and honey, fresh fruit, Norwegian salmon, Gilleleje rye bread, Emmentaler cheese, and a buttery croissant. Paired with fresh orange juice and coffee, it was the perfect balance of flavors and textures. If you're looking for a peaceful morning bite before heading out, Café Ermanno is a must!

Lovely coffee shop Great options for food and drinks…read more Spacious Yummy Wonderful service

Great selection of foods, and the server is helpful. There a good variety of foods also.read more