Good little market. Kind of like an Aldi / Hofer. Part of a chain. Some good deals on local…read moreproducts and lots of other fruit and veggies, candies, snacks and other goodies to dry. Some decent looking prepared salads and frozen items as well.

Great supermarket in great location. Wide range of products sold + friendly service. Cheapest…read morealternative to supermarket shopping in Orstead. Great range of fruit and vegetables.

In Olso and Copenhagen, Rema 1000 is the best store. In particular, this Rema had a really good…read moreselection of grocery items. The fruits and vegetable section is busy after work, but the store does a great job of trying to keep the shelves full, the aisle clean and the store organized. I recommend Rema 1000 for everyday shopping and grocery needs.

Nice discount store…read more You can find pretty much everything. Things are cheap and of a decent quality (just decent though). Everything you find her is a bit cheaper than in the things offered in the other mainstream grocery stores in copenhagen. Fruit and vegetable are more than just decent though. They are actually fairly good. The meat instead is pretty greasy and depressing, but again, that's a thing that happens also in all the other grocery stores in copenhagen: meat is terrible. The store is open everyday until 22.00 which is great, I wish that also the other stores (such as Føtex) would do that. You might not find some major food brands in here, but they have other stuff that makes it up for it. There is nothing more to say to be honest, it's cheap. That's its main selling point. Worth a try.

It's pretty much my to-go Asian supermarket here in Amager…read more It's conveniently close to where I live and this comes especially in handy when you're too lazy to take a bus to go to central station and visit the cluster of Asian supermarkets behind central station. This place is bright, well-lit, clean and neatly arranged, unlike the dimly lit, crowded Asian supermarkets in Istedgade. But there's a price to pay for that - literally - since most of the things here are slightly more expensive than those on Istedgade, and their range of goods aren't as much as the previously mentioned. Fair enough, since we're in little Amager - the place where everything is pretty much lacking, so I am holding on to my luck here and cherish this little place whenever I'm craving for something Asian and need the right ingredients for that. PS: They only have tempe every Thursday. This is a super important information for an Indonesian like me.

Always friendly and helpful, love ahopping here!…read more Very well-stocked with loads of fresh veggies every Tuesday, Vietnamese with lots of other SE-Asian foods as well, even some basic Chinese (frozen Dim Sum, sauces etc). Prices are low compared to similar shops. Love it!

If you're looking for food (meat, vegetables, grains) this is not the best grocery store. It is…read morejust too small to stock the variety that you can find for cheaper at other shops. That said, if you are looking for wine and beer, this shop works just great. About 1/3 of the store is devoted to alcohol (and it's not a very large store). The prices here are high for the food items, but that is to be expected at an Irma. I now limit my food purchases here to only things I need quickly. Otherwise I will walk to the Netto for groceries. Ok for wine/beer, not so great for food.

First off, this isn't the location of Netto that I wanted to review, but the one at Roskildevej…read more158-162 does not exist in Yelp's opinion. Anyway, I can probably assume that what I say about any Netto is accurate for most of the stores. These are deeply depressing supermarkets. Visitors and residents from more service-oriented countries both East and West often compare Danish supermarkets to those of the Soviet era, and Netto (and Rema and Aldi) lives up to that sad comparison. How is it even possible that Danes find this supermarket even remotely acceptable? It's grim. Many locations are filthy, absolutely filthy. Some are not filthy, but they still look terribly disorganized and they have very little to offer. Often the lines are insanely long at both the checkout counters and the bottle return, and nobody questions how that could possibly be when they're paying the highest prices in Europe for very mediocre groceries. Often the shelves are bare or really picked over, and again, nobody seems to find that odd, incompetent or unacceptable. All in all, this is one depressing chain in a list of depressing supermarket chains. Raise your game--this is embarrassing!

Very nice super market, very clean and neat. Considering it not being the biggest supermarket is…read morequite spacious. The best thing they have I think is an offer that comes out every Friday, which is the "Slagterens Menu to go". The "package" always contains meat (ribeye steak, flank steak, sirloin etc), some sort of salad, potatoes (potato rosti/hash brown, potato gratin), bearnaise (or other kind if sauce for steak) and also a desert. Every week the package contains different things and the price varies from 100 to 140 DKK. It is specifically made for a dinner for two. All in all the supermarket is worth recommending. On a regular basis it's a bit on the higher side of prices (comparing to others like Netto, Fakta, Lidl).

Best supermarket for organic food in Copenhagen. They have devoted two areas of the shop for…read moreorganic food. One in the fruit and vegetables department and one big area for all other kinds of foods. In the dairy department they have a wide selection from Arla, Thise, and Osted. I prefer the jersey milk from Thise. They got fresh bread from Meyer's bakery. Try the Kanelsnurre (a cinnamon bun), you are not going to regret it.

Right around the corner of Griffenfældsgade and Nørrebrogade, lays my favourite supermarket,…read moreSuperBrugsen. The said store has some of the nicest service in the city. They always have what I need. The shelves are most of the time packed. The floors are clean and the store is kept tidy the whole day. When it gets busy, the cashiers act fast. They open a couple of new 'boxes/desks' and also allow you to pay in the kiosk.

We stopped at a small grocery store for a large bottle of water to take to the hotel room. We…read morepaused as we looked at all the pastries and breads. We got a 2 liter bottle of water and a pastry. Some interesting things available.

So, my gym is right on top of this place - why oh why isn't my gym on top of a more organic…read moresupermarket like Irma - so it goes without saying that I come here a lot. First of all, if you are an organic freak like me there are slim pickings. Especially in veggies and fruits as most of offers at hand are from remote (suspicious) places and you have no clue what chemicals they're pumped with. Secondly, this is a quite surprising place. In the 'dry' section I've managed to find organic spelt flour and spelt for cooking, gluten free pasta and a range of other specialities. In the milk sections, I've found not only soy milk (very common these days), but soy yogurt. I would still prefer to go to Irma any given day, but this is a much cheaper option and you can still find your basic foods here.