Have been to Vega numerous times and I just love the cosiness of it and how close you can be to the…read moreartists. People also in Denmark tend to be quite cool about famous people so no one is pushing towards the stage and if you go early enough you can secure yourself a good spot. I have been only to store vega, which can accommodate quite a lot of people but still it is not a huge venue. It keeps it's simplicity and togetherness. There are two bars downstairs, one inside and one outside the main area. Upstairs there is a balcony which has seated area, but is too far from the stage in my opinion. Have seen a lot of artists here like Yann Tiersen, Of Monsters and Men, The Lumineers and The Vaccines! The garderobe costs 20 dkk so have some cash with you for that. The toilets for men are on ground floor and for women on first floor. I thought first that they favour only the men in Vega but the key is to find your way to the next floor! You can check on the page of vega for upcoming concerts! They are mostly in winter time so keep an eye!

Saw Interpol at the VEGA on their El Pintor Tour in Feb 2015…read more Nice little venue. Easy access, plenty of space to get a beer and not expensive. Having seen the band in a number of venues, the acoustics of Vega were sharp, similar to what you would expect from a Music Hall. The crowd were just a little more subdued than at other Interpol shows, but in general - one of my favorites. And if one of your favorite artists happens to play the Vega, its a great reason to see Copenhagen.

I was in Town and decided to visit this place last night for music and to hang out and experience…read morethe Danish nightlife. After waiting in line, a group of 4 guys in front of me once getting to the front of the entrance were not let in and left. Then it was my turn and at at the front a short, light brown hair gay guy with a buzz hair cut, wearing an oversized jacket comes up to me and asks me "what is your agenda here" I was in shock and was not sure what the hell he was asking. So finally I tell him I am here visiting and have come out to spend some money and have fun. He tells me sorry, this is a political place and your response is not the type of people we want to have in our establishment. He looks at the cashier and the cashier a guy with black hair was a bit embarrassed and didn't know what to say other than the look that he is sorry. The irony is they have a sign at the door that they don't discriminate and the bigger irony is a a short GAY GUY with an ugly outfit not worth 50 EUROS is being racists, judgmental and unfriendly and the antithesis of what Danes are known for. So to this sorry ass gay man who likely has insecurities and to the owners of this place FCK YOU. I went 2 minutes over to the other locations and had a blast and blew 1000 USD and gifted plenty of free drinks to everyone that came my way.

Free!!! - Buy a beer…read moreor BYOB - 20DKK coat check - but throw your coat on one of the couches so you don't need to check it - Close to other bars - All techno - really hard to dance to this kind of music, so it's more of a chatting place - Very stuffy in here

Sooo much fun. Wasn't sure what to expect from the oldest running amusement park in the world! But…read morewas pleasantly surprised. I appreciate soo much that there are no souvenir shops or shopping but the focus was on the games and rides (as it should be). Everyone was so kind and helpful.

'Ello chaps! Dyrehavsbakken aka "Bakken" is located in the Klampenborg area of Copenhagen, about a…read more10-20 minute train ride from Copenhagen Central Station. Bakken is considered to be the world's oldest amusement park still in operation, opening in 1583, before growing into what it is known as today. It's a neat little amusement park, something found off the beaten path, with several dozen rides and many restaurant and food options. The park is FREE to enter, although you pay for each attraction you want to ride. Like many areas in Copenhagen, they have special Christmas season attractions and decorations. Bakken is steeped in history, so if you're showing up to the little park at the end of a neighborhood street you should know what your expectations are. Overall it was a great park to enjoy. I give Bakken five stars out of five stars.

Went solo on a Friday night. Had a little trouble finding it, but no trouble getting in…read more It's essentially three bars in one...hidden nook bar in the front away from most of the action, bar/bar in the middle, meaning you can still hear the music and a few people are dancing but if that's not your thing, not to fret, and then dance floor/club in the back. I enjoyed the middle and the back during my 4+ hours there...making friendly convo with the bartenders in the middle and ordering a few drinks from them, as well as getting sweaty/drinking in the back thanks to the stellar music from the DJ. Prob would have stayed until they kicked me out but had a plane to catch the next morning!

This was definitely one of the best night outs I have had in a long time. I came here by myself…read moreduring my trip to Copenhagen. After hitting a couple of bars I felt like dancing and Yelp showed me the way to The Jane (which had recently just re-opened after some damages from a flood). I made friends on the line to get in, which is quite uncommon in Scandinavia, but I felt like the people around this place were all very welcoming and nice. Decor is amazing, looks like a speakeasy bar with several ambiances, a room that is perfect if you are a smoker, two different bars and the dance floor. If you come here with many friends you can reserve an area with a table and be more comfortable, if not you are welcome to browse around, sit down or dance all night (like I did). DJ was great and played a mix of old and new hits. Beastie Boys to Beyonce - I loved it. Drinks are a little expensive but if you pregame somewhere and come here for a fun dancy night you should be fine.

Oh KB3. The unintentional part of the story of my Copenhagen trip. We were looking to go out and my…read morefriend had looked up and found a club that places deep house all night. We were all excited to see what the scene in Copenhagen was so we headed out. My friend couldn't quite recall the clubs name and said it was KB something. A quick search and I saw KB3 and she was like yea that must be it. Our biggest mistake was not reading the reviews. So word of caution. If you are out to go for a deep house night, it is KB18 that you are searching for and not KB3. Easy mistake to make. As for the club, lots of hip hop and some dancehall here and there. It is really crowded. On relooking at the reviews of the place after we paid cover and went inside a noted a description saying "packed sweaty and loud hip hop". That is an absolutely spot on description for it. If you are into main stream hip hop think 2chain and want an environment where lots of peeps order champagne bottles and packed. Then this spot is for you and probably 4 or 5 stars. Unfortunately in our case it was an honest mistake coming here.

Purchased a $18 ticket for one of their events and was never told that I would have to pay for a…read morecoat check. Overpriced drinks. No one was even there. Hyped up the event too much said it was "sold out." Will never go back and will never recommend this place to anyone. Staff was extremely rude as well and told my friends and I to "calm down" when we questioned their coat policy. If you pay for a ticket for a mind you empty event coat check should be included or at least mentioned in the event description. Ridiculous.

Not the last time I'm here for sure! Simple, good and foremost unsnobby in an unfortunately…read moreincreasingly snobby district. A+

Great drinks, great staff, great vibes. Kenny was a great mixologist. Recommend to anyone looking…read morefor a great night out in Copenhagen!

Great drinks- very friendly service. Hope to get back to the beautiful city of Copenhagen and…read morehaving an opportunity to return to Strøm!

Please fyr jeres dørmænd! Det er virkelig trist, at et ellers afslappet sted får ødelagt sit ry af…read morefolk ved døren, der har en skrue løs og, der bestemt ikke hører hjemme i servicebranchen. Jeg gik ud af baren for at vi skulle videre og opdagede, at jeg havde glemt min jakke. Da jeg går ind igen for at hente den (helt ædru), bliver jeg fysisk skubbet tilbage af en dørmand, der siger jeg skal stille mig bagerst i køen. Jeg forklarer roligt, at jeg bare skal hente min jakke, hvorefter han svarer: "Ja, nu kommer du aldrig ind her igen." Da jeg spørger hvorfor, får jeg at vide, at jeg er "flabet" og "ikke ved, hvordan man opfører sig". Min veninde går så ind for at hente jakken for mig, og der er det pludselig helt i orden. Det siger vist alt om niveauet. Når jeg kigger på andre anmeldelser, er det tydeligt, at I har et generelt problem med jeres dørmænd og mere specifikt én dørmand. Det virker som om nogle af jeres dørmænd nyder at udøve unødvendig magt i stedet for at gøre deres job professionelt. Dørmanden den er helt gal med er en skaldet mand med et sløjt skæg. Han ligner lidt sådan en HA'er og han havde virkelig en skrue løs og burde blive skraldemand så han ikke skal interagere med mennesker. Det er også ham andre i jeres anmeldelser virker til at nævne som racistisk, homofobisk, diskriminerende og meget glad for magt. Det giver hele stedet et dårligt ry, og I gør jer selv en kæmpe tjeneste ved at få ryddet op i det og komme af med specifikt ham. Det er i hvertfald spild af penge at give ham løn for at skræmme folk væk

Mærkelig politik og øv oplevelse med service. Jeg bestilte to øl, men i det øjeblik den første blev…read moresat på bardisken, tog en fremmed pige den. Jeg gik først ud fra, at det var hendes bestilling, men da jeg kun fik skænket én øl, gjorde jeg bartenderen opmærksom på, at den første var blevet taget af en anden. Hun svarede blot, at "når noget har forladt baren, er det ikke længere vores ansvar", og hun kunne derfor ikke give mig en ny øl. Det var ovenikøbet manageren, der "servicerede" mig, så jeg havde forventet lidt mere imødekommenhed. Det føltes ret urimeligt som studerende at betale 60kr for en øl, jeg ikke engang havde rørt, og ingen hjælp til at løse situationen. Vi kommer i hvert fald ikke tilbage.

violent, disrespectful, unaccommodating…read more rude female bouncer literally shoved me to the floor despite my staying more than six feet away from her. she literally forced my knees to buckle. rude and unwelcoming experience for queer people and women. the music was mediocre and the drinks were weak.

Kvinderne lugtede af gødning og var overvægtige med sammenfiltrede hårforlængelser. Sikkerheden på…read moredette sted er ikke professionel, da de rørte ved gæsterne for at lukke dem ind. Bartenderen serverede vand med kviksølv i stedet for alkohol. Overpris og kedeligt - der er mere specielle steder i København.

Maybe I'm just not the type to bite the pillow and go in dry. Had so much fun though! First time…read morefor everything! Danced on stage with pole and gay friends. Felt queer af‍ Got hit on by 40 year old woman and left

Never Mind is a great club for a fun and inclusive night out. The music is good, the drinks are…read morereasonably priced, and the crowd is diverse and welcoming. It's empty on weekdays, so go on the weekends for a busy club. 8/10.