Live Blues - amazing. I've read some reviews for Mojo that were less than stellar - but I have to…read moresay I don't see any of that on the 4 nights I visited. Staff was pleasant, helpful and accommodating - smoking ... there is a smoking space but the room was not "smoke filled). Drinks are great and the music.... They really attract great talent. If you're in Copenhagen you should definitely stop by!

Had a very strange experience here. A patron at the bar told me to " shut the f*** up". I was…read moretalking quietly to a friend inbetween a musicians set. Very weird-- considering I am a 20 year old woman.

The atmosphere was amazing. Our waiter was a delight. It was an experience that was interactive and…read moreeducational. The scene of the bar was worth just going, just to go.

The live jazz was awesome! Even reading through the menu added to the vibe of The Library Bar. The…read morestaff were so genuine and kind.

Woah... a Blue Note in Denmark????? Yes, La Fontaine is a…read moreDanish Blue Note, oldest Jazz club in Copenhagen in the heart of Gammel Strand ( the beach, back in the old days). Ok, folks here are the rules: 1. No resy's first come, first serve 2. 100 patrons can fit, seating is limited 3. Hours: Monday-Thursday, Friday-Saturday opens at 8pm, show starts at 9pm. You need time to grab a drink from the bar, no table service. Beer @60 krones 4. Setting: intimate and cozy. 5. Get there at least 30 minutes before showtime to be guaranteed a seat, hands stamped and pay 140 krones for entrance fee 6. Then..... sit, back, enjoy and let the jazz seep through your veins as it did mine. 7. Check their website for shows and time. ( sorry Yelp, hours listed were incorrect) I saw a great show with Jules Fisher and his very talented quartet ( see video). Absolutely wonderful! This is the type of jazz club I love, people listening to great jazz, humming a familiar tune, clapping, bopping and enjoying the show in an intimate setting. Sunday is free thus tonight what I'm paying for is my drinks and listening to great music. The entire staff are wonderful, cool, friendly and love being here. Love jazz, love La Fontaine! Location: a bit difficult to find: take M2 or M3 to Gammel Strand station, find Hermes shop and walk all the way down until you find La Fontaine. It is before Comedy Zoo place. La Fontaine has a small banner and entrance is behind a large wooden door. It is located on a little street, Kompenstrade.

Really nice and cosy jazz bar. The drinks were good and on weekdays they offer a large beer for…read more33Kr, which is great! They played perfect music for a comfortable hangout with friends, on weekends they have live jazz! Also, what I liked was, that smoking was only allowed in a separate small room (no door, but still). Totally recommendable!

Nice bar, good atmosphere, and a LOT of people. There is…read morecozy lighting with candles that seem to have been burning for years, a piano in the corner, and even a hidden little room you can sit on couches and is more relaxed! The bartenders were a little slow at the start, because there were so many people but they were really nice and knew how to mix drinks well. Big plus for them having Augustiner Beer!! Realy Bavarian beer is hard to find in bars anywhere! I will definetly come back here, the prices are alright they are open late which is a plus!

For an amazing experience, pick a non-crowded time and go to the back room…read more When you walk past this place you'd be forgiven if you take a peep inside and aren't too impressed. But if you walk passed the door in the middle of the room, you are in for a true treat: an alluring room, clad in a delicate blue light, light by candles and decorated with leather sofas and shag rugs. If you get a chance to sit in this room, with a special someone or a group of friends, in an uncrowded time of the day, you'll have an amazing experience you won't forget. The bartender was amazing. Clad in black, surrounded by an awesome decor and with an attitude that made me feel like in an american cocktail bar in the rocking 70s. The cocktails served here are various and their specialty is something called a Fucking Dark and Stormy. You'll very likely find something for every thirsty person. The only thing which kept me from giving it a full five stars, is that I've had slightly better cocktails at other places. But don't imagine they are bad, I'm just a very pretentious person ;)

Great jazz. Great cocktails…read more The music is loud and there's lots of people. Still, it's easily possible to get a spot in the bar, hang out there, chat with friends and have a good drink. A bit pricey but good - in my book it's 4 stars.

Having spent four lovely days in Copenhagen we planned to enjoy our last day experiencing the…read morefamous Copenhagen's jazz scene. We chose JazzHouse on a Saturday night and were totally disapointed with the experimental performance of Romantic Trio, which played a rather disharmonic horrible sound, that could be named anything apart from Jazz. If you are interested in hearing authentic serious jazz, better to AVOID JAZZ HOUSE

When here with a bunch of friends for a late lunch on a Saturday…read more First: this place had availability for 17 people at 1:30 in the afternoon, which was pretty amazing. Second: it didn't look like much from the outside with black paint and a really low entrance but it wasn't too dark inside. Third: The hamburger I had totally rocked my world. It was really surprising how amazing it was. The beef was cooked really well and the sauces on top of the burger including dried cranberries were phenomenal. Even with all the choices of restaurants in Copenhagen I am definitely going to take my hamburger loving husband this place. The prices were decent and they had a pretty good selection of beers as well.

Sofie Kælderen is a pretty big favorite amongst me and my coworkers. Its central location on…read moreChristianshavn, combined with outdoor seating on the canal, make it a great spot for after-work drinks. They serve traditional Danish fare after 6pm (and cakes before then) for the inevitable moment when you get hungry, though I admittedly have never tried anything, despite going there regularly. They don't have any happy hour specials, but the environment is convivial, and they have local musicians coming into play on occasion as well. The space is also available for private parties, if you're looking for that sorta thing.

This place is located pretty much right next (200m) to a metro stop and is located in a very nice…read morecalm area of Frederiksberg (or thats the impression I got - I'm new in this area of town) I was here for open mic standup and I really really like the place - it seems like it is a place where jazz usually goes on, but Its particularly great for stand up as well! It has a very nice selection of beers on tap and if you crave nachos, they even serve that as well. Its not because the place has a crazy amount of space, but its just perfect for perhaps 50 people and comedians. Do be aware of the tiny step down from the bar to the central area - it tricked me a few times (and while tipsy, you look funny while tripping over this tiny step) The place is located close to a hospital, which serves as a great challenge for the comedians, when an ambulance passes by every now and then - and it does; quite often that is. I will most definitely be back for more beers and comedy at this place!

Pretty awesome place Great vibes and the owner is super…read morenice There is a tv if you want to watch some Danish sport It's a tad pricy though, that was the only let down

The worst bar in Copenhagen. Big and bright with no atmosphere. For this bar located right bang in…read morethe center of town it is awful. The bottles are stored off to the side of the bar as if you are heading to the kitchen as we were making our selection the grumpy owner offered is happy hour! Ok 2 pints of Carlsberg it is! By the time I arrived back to my seat from the disgusting toilet my very flat lifeless beer was waiting for me. We could not finish our drinks fast enough to escape this place. Avoid!!

Super cozy place and great trio band on every Tuesday night, downstairs. Upstairs is a stage for…read morelarger shows and a pool table. Service minded staff, reasonable prices, great selection of beers and ciders, full bar with lots of spirits. English, Danish and Scottish speaking (lol).

Very cozy spot--great drinks, chill music, friendly staff. Feels really intimate. Only downside, as…read morea non-smoker that has been conditioned by smoking bans back home for the last 15 years or so: it was kind of a shock to enter and be hit with the cigarette smoke. But it wasn't the end of the world for me, and I still enjoyed a few beers here on a chilly, sleepy Tuesday evening in early March (2022). If you're a smoker: you're in luck here! No going outside! If you're not: just know you'll be around it. For cost reference: my Tuborg Pilsner draft (great beer btw) cost 49DKK or roughly about 7.50US$, which I would say is par for the course for Copenhagen. EDIT: I spoke too soon! Apparently every night around 20:30 a live local jazz band comes in to play--and they're fantastic! To help pay the musicians, prices on drinks raise once they start playing--so my beer went from 49 to 56 DKK (a little under 8.50 US$), but that's more than a fair price for the great show!

While traveling, I love those little coincidences that bring me to cool places. This was one of…read morethem. I had been walking past this little basement bar and decided to stop in because they had been advertising their traditional Danish sandwiches. They were all out. It didn't matter though because I stayed for a beer. They had a bunch of more crafty beers like Jacobsen made by Carlsberg. I had a light wheaty one. The bar was filled with locals in intimate chats with each other, some of whom were smoking. The bartender and I started chatting after I ordered my beer. The conversation steered towards beer and bikes (two topics I am big fans of) and he dropped a little line about his uncle starting the Larry vs. Harry cargo bike company. I freaked out a little because a few of my friends ride BULLITT bikes, shipped from Copenhagen. I added visiting the bike shop to my list for the next day. In addition, the bartender knew I liked craft beer so he said I should visit this one cool craft beer bar. He wrote it on a napkin. I shoved it in my purse and pulled it out the next day. It read "Mikkeller". I had totally forgot Mikkeller was made in Denmark. I also went there the following day. Hvide Lam is worth a visit if you are looking for a good beer, an intimate space and some good lunch food (I heard it was good anyway).