During dining week I went to Rambla with my hubby. I absolutely loved the interior - concrete,…read morecopper, heavy curtains and warm colors, fancy and cozy at the same time. Since it was dining week the menu was chosen ahead. For starters we had a yellowfin tuna tartar and some som roasted padron peppers. The tartar was amazing but the dish with peppers was a bit unimpressive. Main course was different kinds of butternut squash (pickled, baked and a blended, creamy version) with patatas bravas and flanksteak with mushroom jus. All in all good flavours which complimented each other. Dessert was chocolate mousse (white and dark), caramel chips and vanilla ice cream. Really tasty but way too tiny. Our waiter was really polite but also a bit confused. We had to order wine after each dish so he didn't had to remember the wine during the whole meal....well....May I suggest a pen and paper? Also the pouring of the wine was not generous enough. Usually wine is poured to the widest spot and not just 1,5 cm. To sum up: Amazing venue, delicious food with some flaws, kind but wobbling service.

We had an expensive lunch at Rambla. It was mostly empty at 1 PM on Wednesday. We had 4 tapas…read moreand a glass of wine and the total was 350 DKK, 52 dollars, and we left hungry. The food is a bit too precious and minuscule. We had the white asparagus, the shrimp, the roasted squash, and the duck. The all were served with some sort of mayo which was tasty but a bit much in all 4 dishes. The asparagus was the best, the shrimp my least favorite as it had some sort of funny flavor. I know Copenhagen food is expensive, but this was over the top. .

Wonderful service by the staff. Family style, tapas food and plenty of it. We had a large coupon…read more Everyone was left very impressed.

This was my first time dining at Falernum and I loved it. Great atmosphere and friendly staff. And…read morethe food... my dish of chicken with North Sea cheese foam, mushrooms, baked onions and haricots verts was perfectly cooked and delicious. The wine suggested by our server was perfect for the dish. I loved it and can't wait to dine there again.

Excellent risotto and wine pairing. Their dessert is also so…read moregood. Apple crisp. Yummy.

I feel like I went to a different restaurant than others. It's probably a great place if you wanna…read morerelax and have wine, but if you aren't drinking w your dinner I wouldn't bother. Slow service (not enough waiters). I got the risotto and my husband got mussels. Both were underwhelming. And while everything in Denmark is overpriced in comparison to US - this is the only time I felt like the food quality was significantly lagging for the price.

Very cozy! Quite a romantic spot, they were very creative…read morewith their dishes, the service could be a little bit better. A tiny menu to pick from which is my favorite! Again, if you'd wanna have a romantic evening, that is the spot! The prices were average, 40-50 DKK per Tapas dish.

We walked here on a rainy day because it was the only place open and close by to our Airbnb. I'm…read moreglad we decided to go here instead of ordering noodle delivery as we got to taste some unique Danish food. As foreigners, we weren't super familiar with the concept. It seemed like we stumbled into a cafe meant for football players after a game or practice. Nevertheless the chef was super friendly and spoke English to help us understand how to order and get food. We got the dish of the day I believe and you can grab whatever drink you want (pour yourself beer wine or get a soda from the fridge) and then you pay when you're done and clear your own dishes. I would highly recommend for anyone looking for a cozy local meal!

So good and so many foods that are not common to the region or really most of Europe all…read moresurprisingly done well. Prices aren't horrendous either. Cute unique interior as well. The wait times aren't so bad once ordered either. A server dropped a single piece of our cauliflower order and brought us over a whole new order unprompted which was nice. Be forewarned though, you should probably reserve a table. We came about an hour and a half before closing on a Wednesday night and they weren't taking anyone else then came back in at 6 PM on a Friday night and couldn't reserve a table until 8. Place gets busy! Glad we waited though because it was worth it.

Our experience was great. The service was excellent. The food was nice. Although the food was not…read moreamazing, we really enjoyed the little dishes we ordered and liked ordering from the app. It was very simple to order more when we were ready and it made it easy not to overeat. We also enjoyed the cocktails we had. Staff were extremely friendly and helpful. Overall, if we ever make our way back to Copenhagen, we would absolutely visit again.

Cozy, and friendly, amazing service. Very limited menu, done with purpose. We got the soup and…read moresandwich and shared both. My husband said it was the best soup he had had in years. Flavorful, filling, and made in house. Great beer to boot!

After a long day of travel we arrived late in Copenhagen on a Saturday night only to find that…read morethere are very few dining options available after 10 PM aside from the usual late night street food type places. Wandering looking for a good meal as opposed to just food to close out our long trip we stumbled across this little gem. With a limited food menu and an amazing wine selection we had a seat. To be honest they had us at "Yes our kitchen is still open". I mention the limited menu because it is quite limited as they have the food prepped at their other location and brought before completion to this small outpost. We had their special appetizer of Mackerel and the Coq au Vin main paired with a great wine recommendation. Check the menu board which changes daily and treat yourself to this fun intimate space. Great music playing at a nice level, lighting not to bright nor to dim, seats outside and a friendly staff... next time through town we will certainly stop by.

Torvehallerne is one of the top ten places to visit in Copenhagen. It has a wonderful eclectic…read moreselection from food to cheese to wine to sweets. I must say the markets in Europe are world class when compared to the markets in the United States. Torvehallerne was bustling with customers ordering glasses of wine and plenty of pintxos. Pintxos means small snacks or tapas that come in a variety of delicious bites. There are always Patata bravas, diced potatoes served with a spicy red sauce and mayo, croquettes, shrimp with garlic, black olives mashed and served on toast. Now, you might ask why am I ordering tapas in Denmark? Good question! Well, I really wanted to try a Vegan hot dog, hot dogs are a Danish specialty. There were no vendors serving them here. Thus, I stuck to something that is second nature to me, tapas! This bar is cute and cozy, the menu has just the right amount of options and the beer is great! The service is simply amazing; two gentlemen running the show: the cook is from Milan and there is a server. Heres what I ordered: 1. Potata Bravas: hot, spicy with a side of mayo and red sauce. 2. Croquettes: served with a side of mayo 3. Shrimps in garlic: loads of garlic and red pepper, flavorful served with bread to dip 4. San Miguel beer ( small): San Miguel Beer refers to San Miguel Pale Pilsen, a Filipino pale lager and flagship beer of the San Miguel Brewery, loved the taste, ordered two. The atmosphere is lively and both cook and server worked hard to ensure meals were prepared well. When In Copenhagen be sure to check this market; you will not be disappointed! As they say in Denmark, spis, which is Mangia!

Amazing service and high quality food. Very reasonable prices for Copenhagen…read more Tried the lasagna and the penne cotta and both were delicious

The setting, atmosphere and general feel was spot on and the tapas plate had a really good mix…read more The best thing was the wine tasting; they only charge you by the cl and the table can have as many bottles as they like. Want to try a bottle and find out you don't like it? Fine; pass it on and only pay for what you drank. The recommendations coming through are spot on and there's always a good story to go along with each bottle. Pricing is really fair and you leave having paid for a good experience without feeling cheated at all. One note though; the sour dough bread and bread platter in general could be better and felt a little dry.

Incredible place. You are asked which type of wine you…read morelike. You'll get a recommendation and can try it. You pay the amount you drink. If you want to try the next after have a bottle, give it back. That's the concept and not an issue. Along they serve a plate of mixed tapas of very good quality. The atmosphere is great and the staff is very friendly. The boss is a special but very nice guy, too. If you want a relaxing dinner in Copenhagen, you like wine and food food it's the place to be. Prices are also very reasonable.

This is not the type of wine bar with long list of wines divided into categories. It is also half…read morewine store as can buy by the bottle and take it to go. Due to that they are constantly opening new bottles . There staff is knowledgeable about the wines so if give them a profile they will pick one. There also is some food. Only annoying thing is they are required to move inside at 10pm due to street restrictions.

Terroiristen, first of all, has an interesting name! Yes, I know it's related to something that has…read moreto do with the terrain etc of where you produce wine. The atmosphere here is quite the opposite of "terrorizing". You can choose between snug sofas in its own separate room or some few small tables in the "main room". They also have some tables outside. Candles and pillows give the place a feeling of almost as being in someone's home. Quite relaxing! There are many wines to be had at different prizes. When it comes to the selection itself, I am not experienced enough to say a lot about that. But all three glasses of wine that have been served me in this joint, were more than decent! And judging by the number of bottles that were seen on sight, they have a wide selection, so everyone should be able to find something they like. At varying prices. The other customers ranged from twenty-somethings to the more mature visitors. Terroiristen seems to suit all who has a fondness for wine! Which, by the way, can also be served with some olives, bread, etc. Friendly, smiling staff was only a plus! Terroiristen was visited with a bunch of merry Yelpers as part of this event: http://www.yelp.dk/biz/fyraftensdrink-terroiristen-københavn?hrid=lgIvzMxHDZkaS_XAHWDX2A#src:self