Awesome coffee shop in Odense! Amazing caramel cheesecake, velvet carrot cake and chai latte! So…read moreglad we stumbled upon this cute shop.

What a great place to stop in for a break. We had a pot of lovely tea and some petite fours and a…read morewindow seat. It's a small place, but packed with happy tea-sippers. The staff was quite nice and very knowledgeable and helped us choose a tea. I was very happy to be able to buy some of the tea we tried to take home with me. Nice location and near the best shopping in Aarhus. I'd be here often if I lived here.

I don't mean to be harsh, but being raised in San Gabriel Valley out in Los Angeles, an area known…read moreas "the 626" where young adults are infamously living the Asian "boba life", Cafe Bubble Tea just didn't cut it for us. While visiting Aarhus, I was a bit homesick and had a craving for boba (aka bubble tea). On our way from ARoS, I was shocked to see a small bubble tea shop seemingly out of place on Aaboulevarden, one of the largest main streets in the city. We perused the menu on the wall and was disappointed to see most of the beverages are syrup-based. I asked the sole barista just to be sure and he said it was made from fruit-syrup; but one look at the syrup containers behind the counter, and I knew they were no different than Lollicup, Quickly's, or your typical lower-grade boba shop in LA. Still, my craving heightened being so close to boba, so I settled on basic Boba Milk Tea. He told me they were out of milk tea. We didn't want anything fancy, so we asked if it was possible for him to make us a simple green tea with boba and no sugar, even though it wasn't on the menu. After he made the tea, he asked us which boba we wanted, leaving us slightly confused. There's only one kind of boba... Turns out he thought all toppings were "boba" and when he said they were out of milk tea, he meant they were actually out of black tapioca pearls (aka boba), and only had jellies and popping pearls left. At that point, I no longer wanted the drink and my sister took over. She ended up choosing lychee jelly, but to her disappointment, it was lychee popping pearls and not actual jelly. Ummmm. But he'd already made it, so I intended to pay for it. If you read my review on ARoS, then you'd also know I went through a whole payment fiasco because the museum couldn't take my card as debit. After two hours of trying to sort things out with the bank, it turned out the museum had to take my card as credit for it to go through. Cafe Bubble Tea could only take my card as debit; therefore, payment wouldn't go through and I couldn't pay for the drink. We ended up apologizing and leaving empty-handed and slightly embarrassed. In hindsight, it was a blessing in disguise and I'm glad my card didn't work as neither of us really wanted the drink.

I was excited to see a bubble tea shop in Aarhus, but I was a little disappointed. I was expecting…read moretapioca balls or slices of jelly, but their 'jelly' are little balls with juice that pop when you bite into them. The tea was also too sweet for my taste. Not sure if they serve blended bubble tea.

A great choice for dinner in Vejle. They have a pretty diverse menu, and a good beer selection. The…read morewait staff was friendly, and we carried out a pleasant conversation in English about several topics. The fried plaice (rødspætte) was five-star. Hands down the best fish I've had in a long time. It was an ample sized fish, and the buttery breading was perfectly crispy. We had similar dishes at a couple other restaurants in Danmark, and this was far and away the best. Everything else we ordered was yum. Oh, and make sure you pull your potatoes from the bottom of the bowl, where they are soaking in delicious Danish butter.

This is simply the best food I've had so far in Denmark! It is creative and delicious. The staff…read moreremain friendly, even though it can get quite busy. The courtyard where the outdoor seating is located is picturesque.

It's a nice cafe…read more We eat the club sandwich and the salmon sandwich. Our three year old got the American pancakes. The sandwiches where well topped. The American pancakes were okay, it's officially an desert.

Very hipstery bakery with very good quality food. I tried different sandwiches and had a coffee…read more Everything was very good. I did take away, not sure if I would recommend to sit there as it is very busy and not too cosy.