Great food, cheap prices…read more We stopped by here and got 3 burgers(2 specials and 1 salmon burger) and a large fry for about $27 US. Which so far is our cheapest meal in Copenhagen and gave us a large amount of food. We also got some extras added to our order on the house. The owner seems to run the shop on his own and is extremely friendly. His hospitality and generosity along with the food has made this meal the favorite of our trip.

Whenever I visit Copenhagen, I have to hit up Banana Joe. Been coming here for years because the…read moreman knows how to make an epic burger. Portions are huge and totally worth your money. Thanks for being an awesome human being, Banana Joe. You're a kind generous person, and Peter and I can't wait to see you next time we're back in DK. Peter says hi! Tusind tak!

Best Restaurant in Copenhagen! The restaurant has the best burger I have ever had in my entire life…read moreexistence. Not overpriced at all, the staffs so friendly and fun. I love it here

From the owner: Chalet is a burger & steakhouse located in the lovely Østerbro, Copenhagen. We serve tender steaks…read more& juicy burgers, coctails, beers and many more. We hope to see you soon!

We loved this place. Burgers were phenomenal and interesting. Super kid friendly and brought out…read morecolor pencils and coloring page for our little one. They also have a kids menu. And a variety of interesting sauces to try!

We were really in the mood for a burger. After spending some time on Yelp, we set out to once…read moreagain get the perfect burger. We had spent the day touring and Halifax was nearly a mile walk. All would be forgiven for a great burger. Halifax is a small restaurant with 3 booths and about 7 small tables. Their menu offers burgers with virtually every imaginable presentation. While many of the options looked appealing, we wanted to sample a burger/cheeseburger in its simplest form. Ordered medium rare-rare to allow for potential overcooking, our server asked us how rare we want them. This wasn't her first rodeo. As hoped, burgers were perfectly cooked and flavored. Obvious was the hand made patty vs. a frozen, pre made variety. Taste was fantastic, so fantastic I took smaller bites so it would last longer. We split an order of fries which tasted as if they were hand cut but if they weren't, I couldn't tell the difference. Just as good! Only strange thing was paying for ketchup. If I did the money exchange properly, about $4.00. Forgotten and forgiven everything was so good. Another great find!

The veggie burger and cauliflower were delicious! Service was great and the ambience was pleasant…read moreand relaxing.

Friendly service. Cozy atmosphere with exposed brick walls and a pretty bar. Loved my smoke and…read morecheese burger, and my girlfriend ordered a double with onion rings and bbq sauce that was both delicious and required taking leftovers. Great vinegar fries. Total cost including a water and a cola was just over $50 US.

It was a very good burger. if you've seen it on tik tok or instagram reels then you're in my spot…read moretoo. I'm from the US and would call it the same as In n Out or Shake Shack- It's genuinely the same thing but if you add on tik tok glaze apparently that costs you an extra five bucks. it's fine but just get a hot dog on the street for a third of the price... you get the same result: good but not great. Service WAS GREAT though, cannot knock them on that. Unfortunately it's just an American meal made by non-Americans, save your money.

Ranked as the 6th best burger in the world by Food and Wine magazine in 2024 ("Organic beef…read morecheeseburger with onions, pickles, and a house Gasoline Sauce. $16 "), the Gasoline Grill hamburger restaurant has multiple locations throughout Denmark. It's one of those things where I was glad I stopped by, but didn't really experience anything with the food or ambiance that would make me recommend this as a out-of-the way stop that the ranking would seem to suggest. This one is the original, using the station building as a walk-up window with the kitchen inside. They have a few picnic tables on the side for outdoor dining, and I do think that it's important to eat the burger as soon as possible. The interesting thing is that it is still a working gas station, with an island with multiple pumps dispensing petrol (which I didn't see being used during my wait) and some electric charging stations (which was actively being used). I was able to place my order (nothing customized, just wanted exactly as they described after about a 10 minute wait, got my lemonade right away, and waited another 10 minutes to get my food (everything is made-to-order). The cheeseburger was 110 DKK, fries was 40, lemonade was 35, and dipping sauce was 10 with 10 off for being a combo. So total was 185 DKK (about $28.88 in USD). The process and food reminded me very much of a Shake Shack, with the young workers working together to produce well-made smashburgers using great ingredients. The color scheme reminds me of a Wingstop, though. I squeezed between a couple of single diners and dug in. The burger was good, with that loose smash burger quality. It came with a mayo based thousand island like sauce (their gasoline sauce), and had tomato, pickles, red onion slices, and a gooey, plentiful cheese. The lemonade was good, and the hint of elderflower made it memorable. The crinkle fries were good, well done fried which I appreciate. Ate the meal fast before my hands started to freeze up, tossed the remains in the gas station islands garbage bin and was on my way. I really do think a food like this is all about where you eat it...if on an airplane, or at a ballpark, or at the beach...yeah, I could see the appeal. But at a gas station in freezing weather on a picnic table...not so much.

Tl;dr : Egg, bacon on brioche bun! What's not to like??? Lot of egg variations in a sandwich. Loved…read moretheir silky scrambled egg and caramelized onions. Arcade game to flex those gaming muscles as you wait for your order. Comic covered wallpaper and a hip decor. A hidden gem on it's way to put it's mark on Copenhagen's culinary scene. How I got here: It was the day of city marathon and the usual way that I took to city was blocked. Google asked me to go via an alternate route. As I was walking to the bus stop, lo and behold! I come across sign for Yolkie. A picture of their signature egg sandwich with bacon! This place reminded me a lot of Egg Slut in LA so I bookmarked it and decided to go there the next day. The next day sure enough, I was there at 9am and guess what I got their happy hour offer (9am to 11am) free OJ/ coffee with sandwich! This day was turning out to be better than I expected. Ambience: This place gives off a very hip vibe. As you enter, you're greeted by an arcade machine. This thing works, has tons of game and is a cool way to pass time as you wait for your order. Lot's of plants and green adorn the wall and also the restroom area. The backside of the restaurant has a wall with a perfectly done sunny side up egg mural on the wall! Instagram alert! Back walls are covered with Marvel (& DC??) comics pages as wall paper. I absolutely loved the decor and couldn't wait to get on with my order. Food: Over the 3 times that I've been there I've tried the Bacon, Egg and Cheese, Scramble & Crispy Chicken. Scramble: The scramble came with creamy scrambled egg, beautifully caramelized onions, sriracha mayo on a warmed up Brioche bun! (Why don't other places warm their bun?? It's a tiny thing but makes a big difference) The ingredients come together to make a very delicious and soul-filling burger. Even thinking about me is make my mouth water like Pavlov's dog! If you want to kick things up a notch, you can add bacon to it like I did (10/10 would recommend) Crispy chicken burger: The pieces of crispy chicken were huge. Crispy brown on the outside and tender on the inside. This made for a heavy breakfast (like the kings they say!) If you get in between 9-11am you get coffee or OJ free with your sandwich. OJ was nice and tangy. Great way to kick start the day. I spoke to one of the guys behind the counter and as we were the only ones there we had a played a game of street fighter. Close match but he whooped my a$$ in the end! lol The are near the restroom has plants and pop culture memorabilia. Star Wars poster and the whole 9 yard. This place is on my list of must check out places in Copenhagen and I'd definitely visit whenever I'm back.

Yolkie does not disappoint! Its not the best burger in Denmark, but excellent none the less. The…read moreegg is perfectly cooked and compliments the burger quite well. My only comment is that I would have liked the burger to have been cooked at medium rare. The fried are thinly cut and surprisingly the highlight of my meal! Definitely a place to stop by for all things topped with an egg!

It's really nice that they are open so late so that when you and your friends are drunk and fancy…read moresomething to pad out your stomach before going on further to the next bar you can get fed some good chips & burgers. The service was great, very attentive and fast, which is always a huge bonus, especially when you're a bit drunk... I am not totally sold on their cheese chips/fries only because the cheese wasn't melted enough, but man did it make for some fantastic drunk food! I had it with salsa which I mixed some of the chili sauce on the table into to cut through the cheese, and it was pretty damn good. I wasn't hungry enough for a burger too, so cheese chips/fries was all I ordered. I'll be back to try an actual burger one of these days as they have both vegan and vegetarian patties. It's also halal and can serve paleo buns consisting of portobello mushrooms, so it's a pretty big win-win for everybody.

After some libations it's a very good idea to get something to pad your stomach. And what is better…read morethan a burger? We ordered from the sweet lady behind the counter and she had the food packed and ready to go shortly after. Since it was such a nice day, we took our paper bag to Assistens Kirkegård. Everything was nicely packed and didn't shift around at all in our short walk. I went with the Mohammed Ali which comes with double cheese, double bacon, pickles, and fried onions as well as the usual salad and tomatoes. The burger was wrapped in paper and also put in a paper box to keep it safe. Unfortunately I'd forgotten to ask for the beef to be cooked medium rare, but surprisingly it still tasted great. The whole wheat bun was a little dry but had a nice, nutty flavour. Cheese was perfectly melted and though the bacon was not crispy, it was a good burger as a whole. On Monday to Friday the meal price is 89 dkk after 4pm and the lunch special before that is 69 dkk. It includes fries and dip. This is great for those of us who don't normally like soda or would rather have a beer with it, as the drink is not included in the price. The fries were fine and as for the dip, well, I just wanted ketchup. I spooned a little bit of chili paste into the cup of ketchup before I left, so that perked things up a bit. I like that your meal can be so customizable here, much like Halifax, only Burgerklubben seems to execute it better and at a lower price. In addition to serving only halal meat, they also offer vegan and vegetarian patties, as well as portobello mushrooms for a paleo "bun," so everyone can enjoy food together. I'll definitely swing by here again!

Halifax is a solid burger joint that allows you to really customize everything you'd want in the…read moremeal. I ordered the Zurich with jalapenos, onion rings, no bun, and with Chipotle Mayo and an aioli. It was good! This place is great for a crowd or a small group of people.

I usually end up going to Halifax before going to the cinema Falkoner since its located right…read moreacross the cinema. They have a lot of different burgers and it's possible to select extra fillings. You get good burgers at Halifax, but it's not something extraordinary. Usually the staff is a bit slow, but always very polite. It's not possible to make reservations so you have to be an early bird if you want a table Friday or Saturday evening.

Although not a smash burger...thicker and with none of those intoxicating crispy edges...the…read morefixings and messiness do read smash. Nice burger though, and a tasty smash-style gasoline sauce. Good portion on the crispy, crinkle fries (although a tad salty for me) and a unique and refreshing lemonade.

Holy cow (pun intended) the burgers here are not only tasty but they are pricey! If you enjoy a…read moregreat flat top smash on your meat, I can highly recommend grabbing a bite at a Gasoline Grill. This is a small chain that appears to have a good following in Denmark. It reminds me a bit like In N Out Burgers of California fame. The menu is limited and they try to offer a few things other than burgers but really, if you don't like burgers or are a vegetarian, I'm not sure why you would choose to eat here. For those of us who are solid carnivores, this place is the bomb for a messy, smashed patty style burger. Did I mention messy? These are juice dripping down your chin kind of messy from a combination of velvety beef fat mixed with burger sauce (Gasoline Grill's version of thousand island dressing). They top their burgers with cheese if you want it, some red onion and a few sweet, crinkle cut pickles all surrounded by a soft brioche style bun. Simple but deeply satisfying. Their fries are institutionally frozen crinkle cuts, fried and hand salted before bagging. They are good but definitely play distant second to their burgers. The downsides here are they are limited on service and on places to eat. This location at 1:30pm had 2 cooks and a cashier promoting a lineup out the door. At one point I watched 1 cook make their own lunch and leave for the back room to eat and the cashier was in and out of the back trying to eat as well in between taking orders. That left 1 poor guy manning the entire kitchen with lots of customers waiting. I suppose that they can get away with it because no one in the line left but it makes for a really inefficient and long wait for lunch. The other issue is that there is absolutely nowhere to sit and eat. There is a narrow shelf like counter on one wall of the restaurant that can accommodate maybe 8 or 10 people standing shoulder to shoulder sardine style eating while facing the wall. No seats outside and this particular location really has nowhere close that would be appropriate to sit and enjoy lunch so there were people who were eating while sitting on the curb, or using the stone wall across the street by a set of bike racks to lay their lunch on. Again, it seems to work as nobody left because of it, but it is a really inconvenient way to try to eat a fairy messy burger and a bad look for the neighborhood. Would it kill them to put a few small tables and chairs around? It seemed like all the locals were very happy so maybe this is just my elitist American entitlement showing through as a bias. Finally, the prices here are not cheap. I think everything in Denmark is not cheap but really this is simply a cheeseburger and fries. I added a beer to that and my lunch was about US$29! For that money, the food was simple and the environment was not great since you had to eat in a rush standing up and then clear out. It probably works better late at night if you are drunk and don't care, but for the majority of people trying to grab lunch during a workday, this would not rank high on my list of places to go unless you were really dying for a great cheeseburger. Four stars for the burger and three stars for everything else. That gets them overall 3.5 stars, but since I can't give them half a star, I will round them up. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed what I had here and recommend it for a great smash burger if you are not on a budget.

Came here looking for quick take-away food and was pleasantly surprised!! The food here is really…read moregood, and you won't find anything other than pizza for less money in the area. I highly recommend the chicken fried rice and the egg rolls, but those are just personal favorites- we haven't had anything from here we haven't liked!