I was so impressed by this little cafe off of Istegade. It has a cozy outside with lights and a…read moreGreek flag. We had one of the platters that had spinach pie, saganaki, Greek salad, tzatkiki, and a fried zucchini balls along with an order of Moussaka. All of it so good the owners are Greek and the place is charming and great food with real feta cheese. I think this is the best Greek in Copenhagen.

Cafe Patina is the perfect slice of Greece in the heart of Copenhagen. The food, atmosphere and…read moreservice are the best I have ever experienced outside of Greece. The fantastic menu takes you through a culinary journey of Greece with the best in both Danish and Greek hospitality. I cannot wait to return!

I'm not sure how I ended up craving Greek for lunch but here I am and here they are. It's hard to…read moremess up a gyro (actually, it's really easy) and the folks here put together a nice one. The restaurant was quiet and there happened to be a power outlet at this table, which was very helpful! Fresh and hot, the sandwich actually had the fries on it. An interesting twist and delicious. Plenty of meat and sauce and veggies, all wrapped up in a warm and soft pita. I enjoyed it with a Mythos (Greek-brewed beer).

Visited Bakaliko after a good but long day of playing tourist in Copenhagen. It was a beautiful…read moreday and I got here at 8:30 and sat outside. It's on Fiolstraede street which was busy with people out enjoying the day. I started with the Taramosalata (Fish roe salad) which was very good and is enough for two if not three as an appetizer. Also had the Octopus which was okay. Main course was the Pork & Chicken Gyro plate which came with a Greek salad and fries. (A lot of food-took a good portion home). Beware-If you're not a fan of raw onions, let them know as they put them on top of the meat:0. My server was wonderful and the owner was walking around talking to guests. Great Greek food with friendly service and reasonable prices-I will be back!

Well I am Greek and I love Greek food. And this one is worth trying. This is my second time to the…read moreplace and we bought brunch for 2 from downtown. And I have to say it's one of the most diverse brunches you can get in cph. It included one joghurt with honey and nuts for starters and then on the main course was Greek salad, strapatsada (scrambled eggs with tomato) one pita with cheese and herbs inside and Greek traditional sausage (with vinegar taste). There was coffee and tea included as well and a juice which I didn't like so much but who cares. The space is nice and has it's windows to the street for the ones who like to look at people passing. The service is good and they are very friendly people. You can buy Greek products too like sundries tomatoes, olives or traditional pasta. Recommended when you want something different and tasty, or if you miss Greek food!

Fantastic greek place in Frederiksberg !!!!…read more You miss summer? Go here, you feel like you're in Greece. A nicely little restaurant ( mainly for lunch) in Frederiksberg. The interior looks like a real greek restaurant and the owner is so nice. And he likes to talk about his food and beverages. The food was really amazing !!! It was really delicious. I couldn't stop eating. We had the meatball and the kind of pizza thing. It was so well flavoured. This might become a regular place for me. Espacially in the rainy summer as now you will feel a bit more in the south !!!

Had a really nice lunch here with some friendly, genuine Greek owners. Copenhagen is expensive…read more Really expensive. So, when we found this cheap Greek lunch buffet we were overjoyed. Only 58 kroner for lunch, including a coffee. 58 kroner! Good luck finding that price anywhere else. You would think for such a low price the food would be lacking in quality, but it was great. The day we were there the options included stewed tomato chicken, greek meatballs, couscous salad, green beans, potato salad, macaroni salad, boiled potatoes, green salad and more. It was well worth the price and the flavor was delicious and homemade, like you were at your Greek friend's house. I would definitely recommend this spot for cheap eats and friendly atmosphere.

Food is really good for what it costs (I'd pay more without complaint ). Only the pork was a little…read moreoff for my taste. The beef in red sause is absolutely amazing! About service... friendly and helpful, but not very professional... which is actually something good.

Would highly recommend if you're anywhere near Copenhagen. Stopped in for the veggielicious which…read morecame with fries. For the portion size it was a steal, flavor was asking and quite possibly the best french fries I've ever had. Service was fast and the atmosphere was super chill.

Aloha, traveling through Copenhagen (known as the foodies capital of creative cuisine) felt like…read morecomfort food. Restaurant Akropolis should be on everyone's list. Awesome Greek cuisine with Greek wines too. We enjoyed the best pre-fixe and added the fried feta salad. All so yummy. I think our waiter was shocked we ate so much. lol. Put this restaurant on your list to dine at. Enjoy!

It's just ok. The food was very decent. I was not happy at…read moreall about the platting, but satisfied about the taste overall. We shared few appetisers and a main course. The zucchini patty (kolokithokeftedes) were very good. Feta saganaki totally different than what I usually have in Greece, but very tasty. Kalamares (fried squid) was not exciting. I grew up on a Greek island, so I'm a hard judge on sea-food. Our main was Kleftiko. Is lamp cooked in a ceramic pot. That was spot on! Soft, juicy and on perfect temperature. The chef knows his business here! Also their baklava is awesome, but some people might think it's too sweet. That's how it is supposed to be thought! What surprised me was that it was pricy (not expensive) starters and cheap entrées. The deco is just too kitschy! A lot! At least not unappetising

We had a fantastic meal at Taverna Kreta! The owner was extremely kind and took us in even though…read morethe kitchen was closing soon. I had the meatballs and my girlfriend had the lamb and vegetables. Though both were delicious, we were blown away by the lamb and veggies. The owner went above and beyond to make us feel welcome, even when there was a slight hiccup with our card (always bring cash to be safe)! We have made it a point to return during our trip to try some more of the menu.

OK, so the restaurant has not been cleaned or renovated since it opened decades ago but that…read moredoesn't matter (just don't look up at the fake greenery strung from the ceiling) because the food is good and you'll leave really, really full. The restaurant is very small and was filled with locals when we dined (9pm-ish on a Friday night). My husband ordered the gyros and the plate included meat, fried potatoes, rice, hummus, and something else which escapes my mind. The plate DID NOT include pita which we found slightly strange. The hummus is some of the best I have had and the salt on the potatoes was delicious. I know, salt. Delicious. But it was and it's a bit pathetic that the salt is part of my memory of this restaurant. Service was good - run by the owner. Menus are available in English and the owner spoke English, so no communication problems here! A nice, quaint restaurant where you can enjoy a quiet night out and stay as long as you want without feeling rushed.

A great coffee spot a block away from Juno! Grab some fresh pastries at Juno, get your coffee at…read moreProlog and enjoy it at the cute little space with benches across the street from Prolog. Service is quick and the cafe is very cute and cozy on the inside, limited seating options.

Came here twice--was that good. The beans used here are…read moremore on the fruit forward side, including the espresso. You'll find yourself jammed in with a whole bunch of others seeking coffee gratification. Seek out a table, a perch, a sliver of a chair and slow down to enjoy your coffee in a warm ceramic.