I must say, I am normally not a Rema 1000 girl but this one was actually voted best Rema 1000 of…read more2015! It is a great space with a variety of items. The staff are efficient, and I love the crow. It is very Vesterbro in a good way...a mix of young professionals, hipsters, families and some ''creative types''. The prices are still not be be beat and the location is perfect. I heard rumor this will be torn down when they build the new Carlsberg city, but I really hope it's not the case!

I can always rely on this Super Brugsen to have items that I can't find at smaller grocery stores…read more I'm lucky in that I have a hand full of grocery chains to choose from in Islands Brygge, but if Super Brugsen were a little closer to me, I would probably exclusively shop here. At this Super Brugsen, you get just as much variety and selection of goods at bigger grocery chains (like Føtex or Bilka), but without the overwhelming Walmart-feeling. They have a sizable organic produce section, lots of different cuts of meat (that smaller chains rarely carry), a small (albeit growing) vegetarian section, and great selections of wines and beers. Super Brugsen may not be the cheapest place to buy your groceries, but for the variety and quality, I think it's worth it.

Renting an Airbnb in the neighborhood (our first visit to Copenhagen), we were so happy to find…read moreSuperBrugsen. Clean, fresh, well stocked (air conditioned) and well organized. They had every single item we were looking for! Great neighborhood "super" market!

Now that SuperBest has become Meny, I feel an update is in order! The prices are still about the…read moresame but they reorganized half of the store and it's an improvement. The produce section has moved to the front instead of being shoved into the back corner of the store like an afterthought. It is well-organized and well-stocked with common and exotic fruits and vegetables. In general, the prices run a bit high compared to discount stores like Netto, and the produce in no exception. However, you can get some specialty items here that you wouldn't be able to find at the green grocer. For example, you can get a pot of trendy red wood sorrel (rød skovsyre) grown in Denmark for 20 dkk. But if you just need regular ol' onions and carrots, go get it somewhere cheaper. The wine, beer, and spirit selection is varied as always and they also have a lot of ciders! Not just that Somersby swill, I mean proper hard cider. Look at the photo! Their fish counter is not all that great, but nice to know that it's there. Turn to the meat and cheese counter if you want to be impressed; they even have dry-aged beef hanging in a case for you to oogle over and wish you'd get paid on the date they intend to cut it. I still like to get my free-range meat and eggs here and almost every week there is a sale especially on free-range pork. On the other end of the scale there is a growing selection of tofu and vegetarian convenience foods, along with their usual stock of gluten-free, and sugar-free products. The American/English section is as laughable as usual (do you really think we miss 7-up hot sauce and pancake batter mix?) but good to know if you can't live without beef jerky or Dr. Pepper. This place is still expensive but they have an even better selection than before. Employees are helpful and friendly and there's a post office and bakery inside so you can get most of your errands done in one go. Not someplace I go on a weekly basis but great to check out if you are missing that special product.

Dog Point sav blanc... This super market is packing heat!read more

This place puts the "Super" in supermarket!…read more This SuperBrugsen is a convenient option for those staying in Vesterbro. And it's bigger and has more selection than the location on Halmtorvet to the east. Here you'll find everything you'd expect from a grocery store with a reasonable amount of variety. Plus there are additional things like home goods and sporting goods. They even have bikes for sale. Now I don't know why you'd want to buy a bike from a supermarket, but you can! We bought a lot of groceries here and also at Netto during our trip. Some prices at Netto are slightly better, but SuperBrugsen also has some marked down items. So they're more or less equivalent overall. Either way, if you want to save some money and not be eating out every meal, there's no shortage of supermarkets and smaller grocery stores around Vesterbro to choose from!

SuperBrugsen is a standard neighbourhood supermarket, just like you'd find anywhere else. However,…read morethe big advantage is that they have a decent range of gluten-free things (bread, pasta, flour) in their own section right at the back. They also have lactose-free milk, and a good selection of fresh fruit, vegetables and meat. Not every shop sells gluten-free products, so we were really glad we found this place.

Actually this is a very nice super market. There is a big selection of good quality products, you…read morecan make your food from scratch or also have a decent cooked meal. Still it doesn't feel like a posh place? It's welcoming and friendly. But then why only 3 stars? The service level has slowly and gradually gone down the last year. The smiles you also would get at the counter are gone. You can't be sure that you get an elastic band around your eggs or the put your frozen or meat products in the small bags... The super friendly staff is often replaced by an I-can't-be-bothered attitude... and it's sad, as this used to be a little pearl in world of bad service Copenhagen...

I went with really high hopes because (1) it has an impressive website for a grocery store with all…read morethe items listed by country of origin (2) the photos and reviews are Yelp were really impressive. Maybe due to my high hopes, I am a little let down. The selection is not bad and the prices are only a tiny bit higher than the ethnic markets in Vesterbro (which has become my benchmark for Asian food prices and selection in Copenhagen), but it's not WOW. There is a fairly substantial shelf of Chinese pickled vegetables and condiments to go with morning congee, and it has all the basic sauces and seasonings you'd want. The frozen section has wonton wrappers, spring roll wrappers, and shrimp as you would expect. In terms of food, it doesn't really have anything more than what you'd find in other Asian shops. The shop has other specialty items such as Asian beers and alcohols like Hite Beer, soju and sake. They also have cookware from simple things like bamboo steamers to fancy electronic rice cookers. The shop owner is also super friendly. While I was in there, one woman did not have enough money to pay for all her items, so he just told her to come back next week with the money. It's a good shop for Østerbro and I don't think there's another like it in the nearby area, but it's no comparison to the options that are available at many shops in Vesterbro.

The owner is nice, but the lighting of the place is kinda dark and there are dust on products. It…read morefeels like the products have been there forever.