On an October 2021 week-long visit to Copenhagen, my friend and I tried one to two bakeries in the city. Meyers Bageri was solid, but Juno the Bakery still took the cake as best bakery! That said, this location of Meyers is small, but the staff are kind and they do make good pastries. My chocolate croissant wasn't life changing, but it was good and fresh! read more

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Perfect bakery for a perfect coffee and pastry. Absurdly delicious! We stopped in and tried 5 different treats just to taste them all. read more

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Pastries Coconut Macaroon - 5/5 Cinnamon Roll - 4/5 Hindbaersnitten - 5/5 Huge selection of pastries and baked goods. The coconut macaroons are delicious. Hindbaersnitten was also very tasty. read more

Meyers Bageri - Coconut Macaroon - Delis Near Me - Copenhagen, 84

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The pastries here are quite good especially the cinnamon roll. It's a small bakery but you can sit outside and there's a park down the street to enjoy the tasty treats. read more

We got pastries and cappuccino from here every day of our trip. Full of locals, authentic, delicious. No room to sit inside, but they do have two small tables outside if the weather is nice. Also super convenient as there is a bus that stops right in front of the store across the street. It was an excellent place for a more intimate breakfast before a day of touristing! read more

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Great Cinnamon Bums and a charming setting! Lots of other items to try. Pop in if you have the chance!

I grabbed a cinnamon roll here after walking around the Rosenborg gardens. It was crispy on the outside and soft and decadent in the center. read more

Meyers Bageri - Delicious cinnamon roll. - Delis Near Me - Copenhagen, 84

Had two pastries there, not impressed. One is the cinnamon roll thing, the other is a danish custard bun with glaze on top. Both tasted hard and I only took two bites of the custard bun before I threw it out, lol also, no seating inside. read more

When researching where I would eat during the 18 hours I would spend in Copenhagen, I learned that Meyers Bageri is the brainchild of Claus Meyer - the Claus Meyer. I crossed Corner at 108, Leckerbaer, and Grod off the list without a whimper. Bye bye Munchies, with your bubble waffle cones. Next time. The one word I mastered on my trip to Denmark? Kanelsnurrer. I was inspired by the most ethereal buttery (but not greasy), cinnamon-y (but not overly sweet), fragrant breakfast pastry I have ever had. Yes, even better than the pistachio-chocolate escargot from Du Pain et Des Idees in Paris. I didn't care about the meh coffee in my other hand - I was devouring the slightly warm-from-the-oven treat that could have been carried down from heaven by angels. If I have a regret, it's that I didn't grab a kanelsnurrer the afternoon before when I opted for a raspberry jam slice and a miniature rugbrod. The rugbrod was disappointing - I've had way better - but I blame it on the diminutive size. The raspberry slice was fantastic, and made a lovely companion for a road trip two hours away. Service both times was warm and friendly. If you come earlier in the day, you can peek into the kitchen in back of the counter and watch them make breads and pastries. They sell a variety of condiments, honeys, granolas, etc., if you're looking for little gifts to take home. read more

Everything I had here was great. The croissant from here was probably the best one I've ever had. Not that I'm a croissant connoisseur or anything, but it was just really, really good. It's a tiny, tiny shop, so there's often a line out the door, but don't let that dissuade you. Definitely worth a visit if you are anywhere in the area. read more

A fabulous last breakfast in Copenhagen! This small bakery on Store Kongensgard is not to be sniffed at. There is no indoor seating and only 2 tables on the street but the pastries were yummy, the coffee fab, service so friendly (honestly the sweetest girl served us; cutting our cakes in half and putting both in to a bag each) and the bread looked amazing. We went for 2 coffees, a blueberry pastry (which although looked pretty, as it had been twisted throughout, was a little bland for us) and more of a cakey sweet bread with brown sugar on top (so moist - a must try). We paid little over £10 for the both of us for a very filling and calorific breaky - good value for money and worth every calorie! Tip: if sunny take your coffees and treats to the near by Rosenberg park - plenty of seating in a beautiful setting with a view of the castle! read more

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Meyers Bageri came highly recommended by basically everyone I know who's been to Copenhagen, and was steps down the street from where we were staying. Needless to say, we stopped by and left weighed down with delicious pastries. The shop itself is quite small, with a tiny window counter and two small tables outside. We stopped in shortly before the big mid-morning rush and ordered the blueberry and cinnamon kanelsnurrers, croissants, and a høj snegl (a flaky, custard-filled pastry with cinnamon). The kanelsnurrers are Meyers' claim to fame, and deservedly so. They're fluffy, moist, and flavorful - the blueberry one especially was bursting with ripe blueberries and unlike any other pastry I've had before. Even later in the afternoon (and the next morning), the pastries were still quite fresh and delicious. The coffee was so-so - not as smooth as and with more bite than the other shops I'd visited in Denmark. When we went in, there was only one (very friendly and helpful) shopgirl who packed our pastries and also made our coffee. As a result, the line started to build up while she prepped the coffees. By the time we left, the crowd had hit and people were lining up out the door. I stopped by another day around 10:30am, and already they were out of basically all their pastries except for the kanelsnurrers, so definitely aim to beat the morning crowd if you hope to try anything besides the kanelsnurrers. read more

Sunday. Hang-over day. I needed something in my stomach and quickly, so I suggested we come here for a bit of bread products to help with the stomach. And also coffee. Because coffee is always necessary. It's a very small spot, but they do have one table and two chairs inside, so we managed to get some pastries and eat them inside while the rain was pouring before we did a bit of sight-seeing. We split three pastries between two of us. We had the Pain au Chocolat, a cinnamon roll thingy and some sort of traditional blueberry knot. I really enjoyed them all. And the coffee. Hurray for filter coffee. The other half thought they were a bit dry. read more

Got there shortly before closing but was able to have the cinnamon roll and raspberry shortbread, both definitely tasty but the cinnamon roll probably would have been better had it been warmer or eaten earlier in the day. Multiple locations means you're likelier to grab a bite to take with you for a snack at a local park. read more

So good! Wish I got more. The cinnamon roll was so flakey and buttery and wonderful. It was recently out of the oven too

The cinnamon buns are to die for. I looked forward to stopping here each morning. There's not really room to sit, but if you just want to grab a pastry and coffee to go, you can't do much better! read more

Best bread ever! I recommend the kanelsnurrer (cinnamon bun), rugbrød (ryebread), ølandshvede (wheat bread made from a certain type of flour) and fastelavnsboller (cream bun). Reasonably priced, good proofing and perfect quality every time. The bread is not organic only few, but they use old types of flour and grinding of the flour. Magasin has a Meyers Bakery too and for some reason the baker never does it quit as good. read more

Staying nearby in wakeup copenhagen, wanted to try something local (and not the usual hotel breakfast). Fresh baked goods , tried a pastry with marzipan which was freshly baked and still warm at 7:00 in the morning with some coffee.. bliss.. read more

Delicious! I had the cinnamon roll twist and it was excellent. Great service and good coffee. Definitely recommend.

Great little bakery in a nice area. Well stocked of a variety of products. Definitely a place the locals go to. 20 krona for a large Danish pastry. Highly recommended. read more

This was a magnificent find for a cortado and scone for breakfast. My companions enjoyed a melt-in-the-mouth croissant and a cinnamon bun - both goey and light, but huge. The server was lovely as can be. Would stop back again and recommend this bakery for a take along pastry or bread. read more

Fantastic baked goods. Croissants melt in your mouth! Perfect and large cinnamon roll. Great and friendly service.

Coming from Paris, I wanted to see what this Danish pastry hype was all about. This is the perfect neighborhood baker who makes delicious pastries and bread. I highly recommend the kringle and the chocolate scones. Additionally, the bread is worth buying the whole loaf! The lady working there when we came in was named Camille. She shared lots of nice tips about Copenhagen and the food scene. Don't miss this gem! read more

Amazing bakery! Their frøsnapper is the best I've ever had and so is their Danish and cinnamon bun (and I don't even like pastries! Their bread is superb! read more