"Everything you look at can become a fairy tale and you can get a fairy tale from everything you…read moretouch." - Hans Christian Andersen Hej! Absolutely the most delicious Brød I had in Denmark! And trust me, I'm not being vulgar or sexist lol! If you're not fluent in Danish... Brød simply means bread. Ya! It's more than just bread! Bageriet Brød is located in the Vesterbro neighborhood of København and popular with the local Danes, so you pretty much know it's legit. I planned to bike over one early morning, but since WiFi was non-existent on the streets I couldn't unlock a bike, so did it the old fashioned way and walked about six blocks. Not the worse thing since I planned on carbing up! It's in an old neighborhood lined with boutiques and cafes, most still closed that early. Bageriet Brød is open! Yasss! I enter to Danes ordering morning Brød, coffee, etc. It gives me just enough time to peruse the menu in.. Danish! Lol! No worries since I do speak a little French, Spanish and English which does nothing here lol. Honestly most Danes in København speak perfect English, so no worries, mon. Order away... There's really no line, per se, but Danes are honest, never in a rush, the line is by honor system, so even tho two people slid ahead of me, when it was my turn, everyone turned my way lol. So I ordered the Morning Cinnamon Bun, Almond Croissant, Latté. The young Danish lady making my Latté was polite and spoke perfect English. Definitely easy on the eyes, but hey what's my verdict? I'll tell ya once I cross the street and find a bench. I decide to eat the Morning Cinnamon Bun first! Oh my! Each bite literally melted in my mouth! Crisp exterior with soft interior. So delicious! The Latté on point! Maybe not the best I've had, but I think the cute Dane who mix'd it - certainly convinced me it was the best! :D I decided to eat the Almond Croissant later, which ended being as soon as I got back to my hotel! And it was as amazing as the Bun I had earlier! Just Wow! After reading the reviews on Yelp & Google I knew my wants! :D Denmark still uses the native Dansk Krone currency rather than the Euro, fortunately, most businesses, will gladly accept your credit card. I also reached out to Rachel, former San Francisco Yelper, and now expat living in København that informed me of the Bageriet Brød and iconic Tartin Bakery connection. It all made sense after the fact! If you're unfamiliar with Tartin in San Francisco it is a pilgrimage for lovers of baked goods! Story goes that the owner of Tartin influenced Bageriet Brød to the point that they have some of his secret recipes! I've had Tartin before and I admit the quality is very familiar! What a small loving world we live in, huh?! In the end, I highly recommend Bageriet Brød in København! Amazing baked goods that will knock your Ecco's off! Just remember to bring your CC unless you be carrying Dansk Krone on ya! Jeg elsker også dig! And yes, I believe in fairy tales... :)

The pastries were okay. It'd be better if they were softer and richer in taste. I like the ambiance…read moreof the place - very simple yet stylish. Also the location is great - a square and a lot of hype stores around.

Once of the best savory pastries I have ever had, I highly recommend the cheese and potato…read moreselection. Sharp cheese and lots of well seasoned potatoes in a crispy, yet chewy, dough. Great service with a lovely selection of beverages in a well finished modern space. Pop in for a snack, you won't be disappointed.

Good but not mind blowing. If you're already on Jægersborggade for some great / hip shopping - it's…read moreworth a quick detour to grab a pastry! But wouldn't go out of your way to come here The cinnamon bun I got was tasty and hit the main criteria - fresh enough and well shaped, although it lacked the tenderness and amazing crispy sugar the Juno rendition has

We spent a large amount of time looking for a place to have coffee and dessert after dinner on a…read moreSaturday. Bertels Salon was open until 10 pm (a real plus--because most coffee shops and bakeries seem to close early). It's located in a lovely area right near the downtown shopping area. We had Lemon Curd cheesecake and Chocolate Ganache cheesecake (both delicious)--and the barista even made us decaf cappuccinos. I highly recommend this great find in Copenhagen!

This truly is the best cheesecake you will ever have. My friend and I came here three nights in a…read morerow! They kept selling out of the flavors we had to come back and hope to get one of the more popular ones. Cherry Black Forest: 8.5/10 I personally don't like Cherry and chocolate together, but I thought this was really good. Extremely creamy and light. Strawberry rhubarb: 8/10 Not my favorite flavor in general but the rhubarb was super fresh. This was the last slice of the whole day. Oreo: 11/10 Yes yes yes yes. If they have this flavor, get this flavor. It's as good as you would think! All their cheesecakes are so light and creamy and have very good flavor. Great place to stop by for a midday pick me up or dessert. They close late at night and have plenty of seating. Super nice staff too!

There are bakeries and then there are experiences. Coming to Dessertdragens Kageværksted is an…read moreexperience that shouldn't be missed. The cakes, pastries and delicious eats this tiny little bakery pump out are one of a kind and the best indulgence in Copenhagen. They are only matched, well nearly so, by the charm and good humor of the shop's owner who is never short on laughs & wit. If you haven't tried them, the once a year fastelavnsboller party is not to be missed. Christmas cookies are one of the best gifts (especially if traveling, they keep very well) and are unique and delicious. We were fortunate enough to have our wedding cakes made here and they were guest favorites! Can't say enough good about this tiny little gem of a cake shop. Run, don't walk and pick up something sweet for me while you're there!

The best cakes - at least in Denmark…read more Yes, I'm a cake-oholic. And yes, I've tried most, if not all of the bakers in Copenhagen. Dessertdragen's cakes are, however, extraordinary, and neither can or should be compared with the mass produced products from certain 'baker chains' in Copenhagen. (no one mentioned, no one forgotten) Let's take a 'hindbærsnitte'. (awesome and simple Danish raspberry cake) - where other bakeries use a cheap, generic raspberry jam - Dessertdragen makes it's own jam! Currently I'm living in New York City, and craving for the quality of the cakes from Dessertdragen I had my boyfriend bring some, yay. And speaking of NYC; when I left Denmark I had a special cake made by Dessertdragen - see the attached picture. When the owner of Dessertdragen moved back to Denmark, NYC lost it's most creative soul in baking!

Great breakfast/ brunch spot. We were recommended this place by the employees at our hotel, so we…read moredecided to give it a try. Definitely an interesting concept -- you pick 5 small things from the menu and they bring it out on a board. The food was pretty good and for sure a good presentation. The food was a little pricey though to be honest, but a fun place to try out when visiting.

The staff was so nice. Food was great. We liked the little cafe vibe and the cinnamon rolls were…read moregood.

Our favorite bakery that we found while staying at the Strand after trying over 5 of them…read more The strawberry thing is amazing. I have no idea what the white stuff inside it is, but it's fantastic. The ham and cheese panini type sandwich was also very good. The chocolate cinnamon roll slice wasn't my favorite, other bakeries did it better, but everything else was great. Staff was very friendly. You do have to pay for a larger bag if you need it. We purchased about $35 worth of pantries that came in a box plus 4 small bags so it was a bit silly a larger bag wasn't just included.

Perfectly splendid…read more My gentleman and I came to RVH for a morning treat which would power us through extensive Copenhagen tourism. We were not disappointed with our initial visit and intend to visit several times more during our stay. What's so great? Fresh and expertly made baked goods in an attractive cafe, served by pleasant people. I made point to pace myself as I enjoyed pastry and latte, taking in the relaxing atmosphere. We were not alone in our experience. Many people, who appeared to be on their way to work, stopped in for baked goods at a regular pace. I cannot recall what I ate, but I'm certain that you will not be disappointed with anything. *Side note: don't attempt to use the free check in item. They say it's 3 years old and acted offended by my asking.

Really this location, nearby all the attractions but yet felt like neighborhoods quiet vibe. Sure…read moreyou can see folks walking by and plenty of restaurants, other bakeries and shops but somehow, I got my pastries and coffee from friendly staff in a safe& clean shop with plenty of seating inside and few outside, and sat outside with fresh cold air and just dripped into my peaceful space. Great, tasty and yummy (perfectly make and not too sweet at all) pastries and perfectly hot cappuccino.

Came by for breakfast the other day and it was a tasty experience. Emmerys is located away from the…read moretouristy street on a side street and there are plenty of seats for dining in or sitting outside to merely hang out. Ordered a latte and it was perfect. Espresso was smooth and the milk was a perfect temperature. Ordered a ham and cheese croissant and they were nice enough to heat it up for me. The croissant was pretty tasty. Wifi is available and there are a few seats by the window for people watching.

I came here with my colleague to warm up after we'd climbed up the tower of the nearby Vor Frelsers…read moreChurch - I can highly recommend this combination: burning calories at first and then eating some freshly prepared smørrebrød. For us non-Danes, smørrebrød just sounds so exotic, whereas in fact it literally only means butter on bread. In fact, the Danes themselves often don't call it Smørrebrød, they just call it Rugbrød (rye bread). And it's exactly for the rye part that I love this typical Danish specialty so much. Here at Sweet Treat we ordered one rugbrød with meatballs & red beets and another one with fishcake & sauce - both topped off with cilantro. It was really delicious and although it doesn't look as a huge portion, the rugbrød is actually quite filling. The café itself is tiny, but very cute...I right away felt at home. Although, I think we caught the owner on a bad day, as she was a bit grumpy. Maybe it was because we were sweating so profusely after the climb up the church tower...

It's a lovely little coffee shop -- the definition of Danish Hygge. It's homely feel and cozy…read moreatmosphere is in contrast to the chain coffee houses in the area. The pastries and food is freshly made, and the marmalade on the tables is homemade. This place is definitely a treat.