I needed my veggie fix and this place reall delivered…read more My wife and I both ordered the Hope San salad bowls and they were delicious. The broccoli was cooked just right and everything was combined for a wonderful salad-and all for 88 dkk. The place is pretty small and probably seats around 20 people. You just place your order at the cash register and seat yourself. The guy who took our order was very nice. Good casual vibe here.

Wow. This place blew my mind. Everyone that works there goes above and beyond. So friendly and…read morehelpful. The food was beyond amazing. Best caesar salad I have ever had. The tofu was cooked perfectly. They gave us towels to wash our hands and delicious alkaline water to drink. I would eat here all the time if I lived in Copenhagen! Great vegan food!

My first time in Denmark with my friend being my tour guide couldn't have gone any better! My…read morefriend is vegan and I am always excited to try vegan restaurants, plus she had this cafe bookmarked for a while. The layout of the cafe is very cozy and dimly lit, a perfect place for vegans to socialize over lattes and food. We decided on their brunch platter and croissant sandwich, so we could share everything. I got a matcha latte and she got a regular one. The cashier was very kind, and she gave us her recommendations on what to try. She even spoke to me in English (although she didn't have to!). I also decided on trying out a pain au chocolat. Wow, just simply wow. Their pastries are still buttery and fluffy while remaining amazingly vegan, and their ingredients are high quality. The "cheeses" did not taste like plastic, no, but tasted similar to authentic cheese. The croissant sandwich was full of flavors and everything on the brunch platter was delicious. I especially loved how they decorated and seasoned the avocado (and it was ripe!) The matcha latte was a lovely wake up, especially after I had a horrible matcha latte the day prior. After about an hour or so, we were both eyeing their options of "cheesecakes" and decided on sharing a slice of their pecan option. After we took our first bite, my friend and I just looked at each other. The pecans and sauce complimented each other so well, and the vegan consistency wasn't too mushy! The breading was not too crumbly and each bite was Heaven. All in all, I am SO EXCITED to come back to this delicious cafe, as it was my favorite restaurant we tried during our stay in Copenhagen.

So fantastic!! See previous review for nearby Cafe Bla…read more My meager avocado served with my toast in that cafe quickly caused me to be hungry again. Thankfully, Kaf is in the same neighborhood. It is a vegan bakery! There are a few gluten-free pastries, namely the cakes. The place was small inside and it was packed. Dog friendly . . . Five stars for that! There is an outside seating area as well. We ordered some items and all were so amazing! On their Instagram page they are always posting about their vegan fastelvnsbolle and so we got some. It is basically a cream puff the size of a child's fist. Oh my, one of my faves from Denmark. The vanilla whipped cream inside was so light and not to sweet. The dough did not get soggy. On the contrary, the bottom of the pastry was crunchy and sweet. Almost like the bottom of an almond croissant. I also recommend their vegan, raw cakes. Deep rich chocolate is involved, yay!

This place is amazing! The food is great, the chai latte is the best we have ever had, the…read moreenvironment had good vibes and everyone is so nice. I ordered the oatmeal and my husband got the avocado toast with a chai latte and everything was amazing! We'll definitely be back :)

Super cute and cozy cafe in Norrebro. I ducked in here for a coffee and breakfast, and more…read moreimportantly, to get out of the rain. The staff were very friendly and all spoke English (for those of us that don't speak Danish). The avocado toast I got was incredibly good as was the oat milk latte. If I was staying in CPH longer, I would definitely be back to read a book or do some work.

This place was two blocks from my hostel (Generator) in Copenhagen. I had the number one bowl with…read morepeanut sauce and custom ordered a chai latte with espresso (dirty chai). The food was awesome and service was kind. If I didn't want to explore other vegan spots in Copenhagen I'd totally go back.

Came here to try out the 2-for-1 deal during Yelp's Vegan Viking week. My friend and I were really…read moreexcited to try the Vegan Daal that was advertised as part of the deal but unfortunately they said they sold out of it Tuesday (the first day of the deal) and didn't know if/when they were going to have anymore before the deal ran out later this week. Anyways, we tried the Pumpkin soup instead and it was really good! I was pleasantly surprised how full I was after the soup but it was very thick. The soup was topped with some fresh herbs, cauliflower and roasted nuts and came with two small pieces of bread on the side. The soup was very tasty and a decently sized portion but I would have never paid full price for it (85kr). The 2-for-1 deal was a good way to try the soup but unfortunately I don't think I'll get it again because of the price. I may go back to try the salads instead because many people around us had them and they looked amazing (and were around the same price as the bowl of soup). The cafe entrance is a little hard to find at first, but just go around the corner into the little alley way and you'll see the door on the side. Inside there are quite a few seats and the lighting is somewhat dim so it feels very cosy inside.

Perfectly situated on cute Balder Plads off the main drag Tagensvej, the Red Roses Cafe is an…read moreadorable respite no matter the weather. Outfitted with with quirky, eclectic decor, this Nørrebro spot is a uniquely Copenhagen experience. Owner Tue is super friendly and is the chef behind the cafe's huge and delicious hjemmelavet (housemade) cookies, his specialty. Chewy, crispy, tasty - I'd go back for one of those alone. With excellent coffee, great music on the turn table, games to play and charming atmosphere, Røde Roses Kaffebar was a surprise and delight treat. Also popular in summer are the outdoor tables on the square. Tue organizes a free outdoor Jazz festival in Balder Plads in July. With the colorful playground across the street, a visit to Balder Plads and Røde Roses is great for the whole family.

Let me paint you a picture - imagine a small, cosy, intimate, vintage, delicious coffee shop... Are…read moreyou done? Well if you are interested in finding that place, I can guarantee you that Røde Roses is all that and more. Best coffee I have found in Copenhagen so far! So, so happy that it is a 3 min walk from my workplace!

My favorite food place in Copenhagen! Heaven for gluten free and dairy free / vegan sandwiches and…read moreEgyptian meals. Everything is homemade and the price is absolutely unbeatable!! As a foreigner in Copenhagen I am regularly experiencing shock conditions over the restaurant and fast-food prices. Foodie is the only place that makes sense to me on this end - homemade and more than filling sandwiches for 55 - 70 kr per Sandwich ? Can't beat that! And no matter the weather or season, you always hear raggae and are greeted with smiles here. It's a summer place all year around! Glutenfri , laktosefri, vegansk, vegetarisk, kød, hjemmelavet, egyptisk, sandwich, smil, sommer, Bob Marley :-D

Incredibly delicious vegan and non vegan options. My favorite part was the crispy bread. I had…read morefalafel beef with zesty lemon pesto. Super fresh. :)

I have been eating Paleo for 3 years and it's hard to find convenient places while traveling. This…read morecafe makes it easy since EVERYTHING is paleo! The commitment to health and the paleo lifestyle is what made me give it an extra star. If it was a regular cafe, I would not recommend. I ordered... Open face chicken wrap: 4/5. It was a large portion and tasted good but not great. Not memorable. Could have used more pesto. There was A LOT of almonds and avocado - more than a reasonable meal should have. Seed bread: 5/5. Very delicious and fills the craving for real bread. Would have been better heated up instead of being served cold from the fridge. Location: I tried to visit one evening at 6pm because their online hours were listed as being open til 7pm, but they actually were already closed. There was another customer in front of me who had also read the incorrect information and we were both turned away. Otherwise the interior is nice and comfortable but a bit messy with dirty dishes left on tables and not cleared within a few minutes. The kitchen looked like a mess with smoothie juice on the floor. It looked like the blender exploded.

Palæo's newest location is on a nice little strip of street in Central Copenhagen with the likes of…read moreRaw42 as its nextdoor neighbor. Makes you feel healthy just walking by, what with all the low carb / healthy juices / raw foods hanging around (beginning to think this was a strategic move). Fairly cheap and easy dinner of a chicken wrap (the wrap is made out of egg and coconut flour) and a beet/celery/carrot juice and this girl is a happy camper with a happy belly. A fantastic alternative to other comparable meals in the area which are twice as expensive and ten times as unhealthy. It's a damn shame that neither the Palæo in Torvehallerne, nor the one here on Pilestræde, are close to my house. I would probably come here daily, if that were the case. Pro-tip: they sell low carb pastries here, like coconut muffins, nut breads, and various other paleo friendly snacks if you need a treat on the run and are trying to resist visiting Lagkagehuset.