I really enjoyed my meal here, despite the fact that I came in quite frazzled after a long day of…read moreexploring. There was a little mixup with my meal (to be explained below) but everything worked out totally fine. For starters, my lack of Danish made reading and understanding the menu pretty darn difficult, so I was reassured by my very patient waitress as she helped to translate it until I found a vegetarian/fish dish. Per her recommendation, I decided on the pumpkin soup and salmon smorrebrød. When the soup came out, I took one bite and realized it was NOT pumpkin soup. It was some sort of meat soup. I sat for a while twiddling my thumbs, wishing I had a bottle of wine rather than one glass, wondering if I should just respectfully eat it and deal with the stomach ache that would potentially follow, or if I should continue my role as the obnoxious American and send it back. Due to my immense fear of vomit I opted for the latter. When I asked if it had meat, the food runner sort of chuckled. I thought: "Ok yes sir, I know there are hunks of animal flesh in there I just don't know how to navigate this situation." I felt really bad but I could tell he did too. He apologized profusely for the mixup and brought out my pumpkin soup (sidebar: the soup came out in a Mini saucepan. How cute). When the pumpkin soup came out I devoured it....aaand it ended up being free! I don't have any photos from the meal because I was truly enjoying my first TRUE solo sit-down, multi-course meal.

The kids and I enjoyed lunch here yesterday. We chose two different sandwiches and fishsticks…read more Boy(6) loved the fishsticks, girl(10) said the sandwich was ok, and I found some ecxiting new flavours in my sandwich. The staff was a bit inattentive so it took to long to get their attention, and thats a challenge for impatient children which are promised a visit at the bolcherie next door..

Really nice place. Good service and tasty food. Not particularly pricy. If you are not looking for…read moresomething incredibly fancy I can really recommend this place.

Nice bistro away from the hustle in Hjørring. Great layout and quiet. We came here for lunch. We…read morehad a mixture of fish soup, fish cakes and quiche. The courses came out quite quickly and very very tasty. The fish soup with a butter doug cover. The fish cakes with rye bread and home made remoulade. We had a mixture of coffee, latte and water with the meal. Great service with attention to our needs. Very much recommended.

My boyfriend and I stopped in here to have dinner after a long day of traveling in the car…read more Luckily, Oliver was our server and he was extremely kind and patient with us! Neither of us speak Danish but he was really helpful in helping us to decide what to order. The food was fantastic and the local beer was very good! I tried a cocktail from their bar and it was equally great. Previous reviews left a comment about slow service but we found that the service was perfectly timed. I don't expect American Applebees speed when I stop in a small European town to dine, so you shouldn't either.

Excellent burgers! I'm an American who regularly visits my friend in the Eriksberg area of…read moreGothenburg, and Lucy's is a welcome addition to the growing restaurant scene here. I had the Dock Yard Burger and my friend had the Juicy Lucy, and both were fantastic. Regular fries and sweet potato fries are also quite good. I wouldn't necessarily call myself a burger expert, but I live in Dallas-Fort Worth and have access to some of the best burgers in the world there, so when I say a burger is great, you can trust me. A definite must if you are in Eriksberg.