This cute candy store is jam-packed with a huge variety of pick & mix candy and chocolate. A lot of…read moreit I'd never even seen before (but I don't live in Denmark). I can't imagine that anyone with a sweet tooth couldn't find at least a little something to take their fancy. I went in for a can of soda - and was so pleased to see they had a reasonable array of American cans. We got a couple flavoured Mountain Dews and some Cherry Pepsi. At 12DKK per can, we were pleased with the price as it's imported. The man behind the counter was polite, and the store seemed clean and well laid out.

So VERY disappointed. Stopped over in Copenhagen the home of exquisite chocolate. Bought a…read moreBEAUTIFUL large tin of Michelsen brand chocolate to gift my niece for her engagement - Danish chocolate; something she couldn't easily buy in the big US city where she lives, so I spent ~$40. FORTUNATELY when I got back the tin was exposed to some warmth so I wan't sure if it was still perfect and summer temps were high, so I felt it would not make it through the mail safely. So I decided to share it with friends locally instead. Whew! I'm so glad this was not a gift! Here's why; 1. The tin is big; ~8.5x8.5" around, and about 2" (5cm) deep - obviously 2 layers of chocolates for that price? NO - just one skimpy layer with chocolates placed in cheap looking #1 plastic tray (environment anyone??). 2. Chocolates were each small and widely spaced, so exactly 25 small chocolates for ~$40 :( 3. I (rightly) never turned the box upside down (chocolates in their crappy plastic tray would have fallen around inside the box) to read the teeny-weeny label on the bottom which says 100g - that's 3.5oz, not even 1/4lb. ie $182/lb or $402/kg 4. "But"... you say..."they are quality Danish chocolates! of course they are small and expensive" NOPE. a) they are overly sweet relying on sugariness instead of flavor b) the flavors were nothing special AT all. For example - the Orange: supposedly orange chocolate covered nougat. The orange chocolate tasted like an Orange Aero (a pleasant mass produced UK chocolate bar which costs about $1.50 an oz). The center was not Nougat, but a simple chocolate fondant. - to generalize about the other flavors, what an uninteresting assortment. Now that people can easily find in ANY grocery store chocolate with almond, hazelnuts, caramel, orange, raspberry... a fine chocolatier needs to offer something different. The only unusual flavor in the box was passion fruit. How about Rose? Violet? lemon? lavendar? blackberry? brazilnut? beech nut? cardamom? use different textures? crunchy? runny? chewy (fine candied marmalade orange rind?), I mean for $402/kg get creative! - ... I could go on. I didn't taste them all cos I was sharing. But nothing special here. I'm so very glad I didnt mail these uninteresting chocolates as my grand engagement gift. They were just another after dinner chocolate for sharing. Just buy some Llindt for much cheaper The tin is nice, possibly worth $5 I'll use it to gift home-made cookies sometime.

A fine chocolate maker in the Copenhagen airport, with most brands of Danish chocolate, as well as…read moreother quality brands of chocolate. Handmade chocolates, you can buy in very beautiful art and gift boxes. The service is allright. A good possibility to get some fine chocolates.

I was so happy to see this Lakrids by Bülow at Magasin du Nord during our recent trip to…read moreCopenhagen. It's downstairs at the basement level near the food market. I heard about this company 3 years ago on a Travel Channel show. It's a brand from Denmark that offers many different flavors of candy & chocolate coated black licorice in salty, fruity, sweet, and even spicy combinations. I ordered a boxed selection of 9 different flavors on Amazon just out of curiosity. We ended up loving them. All the flavors taste so natural. The passionfruit is my favorite. My husband likes the Habanero one. Well, now I can say that we have a new favorite. It's the limited edition Banoffee. The nice lady who greeted us offered samples. She said we could try any flavors that we wanted. We were already sold on our favorite Banoffee dessert one. The licorice is a little on the pricey side, but it's so worth it. The customer service here is fantastic! They know that people will buy it once they try it. These flavor combinations are so unique, and especially if you like licorice. We ended up seeing another location at the Westfield Center in the HafenCity district of Hamburg. It would be yet another opportunity for a last in-store purchase before heading back home. Don't pass it up if you happen to see one. It's worth trying even if you're not a fan of licorice. It's the combination of flavors that make it so special.

Found out about these chocolate licorice candies on Emirates Airline last year in 2017-18 when…read moregoing to Dubai. Didn't know where they came from and found out they were Danish. Oh boy were these so delicious! They let you sample anything you want. Scandinavia takes their black licorice very serious! I bought a ton and almost put my luggage overweight. Found out they sell them on Amazon and eBay so I ordered a ton more when I got back to the states. These take a while to get used to but after a while they start to become an addiction. :-)

WOW. When I walked in here, I was expecting your run-of-the-mill candy kiosk with some candy in…read morebuckets being sold by the gram and Faxe Kondi and some small chocolate bars by the counter. This place has a huge selection of American sodas in additon to some American candy and of course your typical offerings of Marabou, Milka, and Haribo seen on most Danish supermarket shelves. I was surprised to see Jones Soda and aloe water being offered as well. Diabetic? Celiac? Vegetarian? There are sugar-free, gluten-free, or gelatin-free gummy candies that are sold by weight. I also noted that the chocolate bar prices are even lower than some discount chains, though that may be an opening special. It's definitely worth checking out, but maybe not right after school gets out since it is crawling with hyper kids that annoy the employees.

I would never have found this place without our tour guide. It's down an alleyway and inside a…read morecourtyard, but that's where this 100 year old candy shop lives. They're still making these candies the same way that they did back then - entirely by hand. Other than an electric heater that helps keep the raw candy "dough" warm enough to work, nothing has changed in a century. It's a small shop, so our tour group didn't stay long. Just long enough to watch them turning and folding the candy, then cutting it into bits to be wrapped. We got a free sample too, which was pretty neat. The candy is very pretty and comes in a few dozen different flavors. Certainly any gift of this you bring back to home will be appreciated. Delish!

This is an adorable old school candy making shop not too far from the markets. We were able to come…read moreon a food walking tour and sample a few types of candies as well as see the candy makers in action. The candy was really well made - beautifully crafted and flavored. They have hundreds of kinds and you can just walk in and buy one or as many as you would like. Its a fun stop while in Copenhagen and I really recommended it for those who have kids!

My grandson and I walked to this candy store from the Osterport hotel and the owner/worker was very…read morehospitable, explaining the cost in dollars for we non-Danish speaking visitors. I would highly recommend it for service and products. Fun candy that gave us sweetness for our entire trip.

Like most other candy stores, especially the dense population on Noerrebrogade, this one has a huge…read moreselection. It's also pretty clean, although there are families in there who cannot control their children sticking their grubby little hands into the boxes of candy.. But that goes for any candy store. People, control your offspring! The price is average and so is the service. Decent place to get your sugar fix.

FaetterGuf is a great candy store!! My Danish roommates showed me this gem. They have a wide…read morevariety of different candies (way more than other candy stores I've visited here), and the prices are reasonable!

Good and plentiful candy shop that was kind enough to stay open past closing time for my wife and…read moreI. Good prices and good selection.

Hell Ya, this is what I call a well assorted candy store - let me rephrase myself. It's the best…read morecandy store there is in Copenhagen, and for seven reasons that is. Number one: it's a mix your own candy shop (best ones EVER) Number two: they have all my personal favorite candy. Number three: they have all the unhealthy drinks you can think of. Number four: they have a super good selection of chips, flavors you can not get in the normal grocery stores. Number 5: If you do not like to mix your own candy, do they have the best selection of American sweets, not to be found elsewhere in Denmark. Number six: very friendly service. Number 7 which is the best: it's cheap. It can make one's day better when you bike by and see that they have a birthday or other event and their candy is extra reduced. There, I feel it is my own birthday. The only negative I have to say is that everyone else on Nørrebro have found out how good this candy store is, so there is always a fairly good line. But fortunately they are quick to handle the customers.

Lovely place. However, as I was there yesterday, it was…read morevery disappointing to see that the outside greenery on all spires were ALL brown and dead. Not nice to see at all.

This was an awesome find!! It's like a huge food hall with…read moredifferent local foods. One of the main dishes I found is different toasts with toppers. It's easy to walk around and find literally anything for anyone to eat! This is a good lovers dream!