Great place for a shopping drink! LOTS of beers on tap, and a busy taproom, but typically Danish -…read moremodern and bright inside. We tried a "Bloody Mary Beer", and it was excellent! I had a couple of pilsners, as is my taste, and they were all fresh and delicious. A good place to pop in while shopping!

Great place for beers on tap! 60+ beers! It was busy when we got there after dinner but there's…read moreplenty of seating. Super chill place and would def recommend to beer lovers

There isn't much selection on the breakfast menu but the lunch menu looks awesome. Unfortunately,…read morelunch isn't served until 11 am and I came to eat at 8 am. They were accommodating to my long list of allergies and made me a plate of just bacon. Sweet. Speaking of sweet, I had elderberry flower juice to drink and it was delicious.

Amager, we love you even more…read more Never would we have thought that a craft beer place would come to this part of the town, but it does and we're happy for it. The place used to house a shabby old bodega, but this bar has totally renovated the place and it looks so cosy (albeit dark). The tap list (24 taps?) was excellent last time I was there. I got to try the Marshmallow Porter from Tiny Rebels, Mango Hallonfeber from Brewski and the delicious (and spicy) Thai Speedway Stout from Alesmith. The price might be a little bit higher than those places downtown, but since we can walk to this place, instead of going "all-the-way" to the centrum, we're happy with it. Skål for more beers in the future. May you stay and prosper, Hop House!

[Note: I wrote this review at the time not knowing about the recent controversy regarding…read moreallegations of a toxic work environment stemming from gender-based harassment to indifference to quality control and safety protocols. I apologize for my ignorance and oversight. While I had a great time at this bar and I like Mikkeller's beers in general, I cannot in good conscience go to any Mikkeller bar until I read reports that working environment have significantly improved. The review and rating will still remain because I don't want to discredit the bartenders who still need to make a living]. While everyone knows me nowadays as a wino, I still appreciate beer in that beer will be my go-to alcoholic beverage in countries that have a strong beer culture. In Copenhagen the beer culture can be summed up by two beer brands, each with a different philosophy. - Carlsberg, one of the Big 4 beer production companies. They revolutionized the beer production scene by 1) isolating and marketing the yeast that is specific to lager fermentation and 2) creation and standardization of the pH scale. In the case of beer brewing it is used to measure the acidity of the water (remember, water is normally neutral pH). - Mikkeller, one of the pioneers of the "contract brewing" concept - collaborate with other breweries to produce your beer. What started out as a passion project collaboration between a schoolteacher and his friend ended up becoming the face of the craft beer movement in Copenhagen. What catapulted Mikkeller to international fame was their Beer Geek Breakfast, which took top rating at ratebeer and currently has a 4+ average on beeradvocate. Eventually the original partner left to pursue other projects, the sole owner's passion now became his full time job and he finally had to create his own brewery (with the first one being in SD, CA, USA of all places for American-style IPAs). Although it is signature Mikkeller to collaborate with other businesses for food/beer pairings (Ramen to Biiru, Warpigs), there are only a few outposts of Mikkeller bars. The OG Mikkeller bar is this one located in Vesterbro. Vesterbro has had a bad rap in the past but now has evolved into one of the more hip neighborhoods of Copenhagen. Its close proximity to the train station (and additionally, my hotel) meant that this ended up being a perfect bar for a nightcap drink. I ended up liking it so much that I came back again on my last night in the city. The Danish ethos of "hygge" is in full force here - it's as hyggelig as it gets. Entrance is kinda tucked away somewhere between the train station and the Meatpacking District. From the down-to-earth staff to the patrons I talked to it was the perfect place to just wind down and relax over a glass of beer. Special mention to Hannah, Becs and Christian for being awesome. As a contrast I haven't seen an equivalent feeling in any beer bar back home - and this is considering SD is one of the craft beer meccas in the US! As a rule, 20 brews on tap. 19 are beer and there's always a non-beer option. There's always Mikkeller brews plus a few non-Mikkeller options. Beer styles are primarily IPAs, lambics/sours (focus on spontaneous fermentation) and porters/stouts. Two sizes available for most beers, the more rare options only have a small size. Here are the beers I had over the course of 2 days. Most important to note that a small 20cl glass is around ~30-35DKK/~$5USD and a standard beer pint is double that price. Sticker shock isn't so bad here because SD prices are just about equal. For current beers on tap check out their untapped page (https://untappd.com/v/mikkeller-viktoriagade/3124) - Scour Scandinavia Spontanseabuckthorn (Mikkeller) - typical sour - Crackle (Gamma Brewing Company) - strong smoky notes here; thinking bacon. - Kaffestout (Mikkeller) - Export India Porter (The Kernel) - excellent nightcap

Very good and as an embarrassed American I support the people of Denmark! Wish you guys were still…read morein PDX. Great sours and great ambiance.

It looks like a corner residential beer garden. Enter through and go down the stairs. Order your…read morechoice of beers, admire the interesting artifacts in the bar area and enjoy some nachos. They accept credit cards. Friendly staff.

Louis R loves foreign local dive bars, packed with local grimey Danish hipsters...which serve a…read moreshit ton of Danish beers. You walk into this spot, and you'll understand what Louis R is saying. Actually, you probably won't be flying to Denmark, so just read on. This spot is located in the meatpacking district of Copenhagen. Sure, there are lots of dirty drug users mulling about but there are also well-dressed young professionals grabbing Danish fare and Carlsberg drafts in large groups. Its the epicenter of this socialist society. There are no boundaries. The outdoor area is clutch in the summer and most of the patrons are loud/boisterous yet friendly. Join a crowd and start yelling, too. Be like Louis R, hit up the Denmark grimey spots.

Craft beers atop a boat. Blankets and space heater offered if you get chilly. Craft beers are local…read moreand good - win! This was a welcome stop after walking all over Copenhagen..this is a great place to rest and try some of the local microbrews. Our hostess was so kind and sweet. Prices weren't crazy, which I greatly appreciated. I wished I had seen some simple snacks on the menu but that's it. If you find yourself in the area, rest your feet here and enjoy some delicious beers.

The Tipsy Mermaid is a must-stop for me whenever I find myself in Copenhagen, it's fun to just sit…read moreon the deck of the boat and rock back and forth to the waves while enjoying a great local craft brew. The selection is pretty good, and the prices are in-line with the area, plus they even offer you a blanket if it's a bit chilly while you're there. The past time I was there it was quite sunny and warm though, and they even had a little seating area set up on dry land (I guess that's good if you're averse to boats, but in my opinion that's what makes it cool!). I've brought a couple others there and they enjoyed it as well, even made new friends on the boat with other patrons, then continued on a bar crawl with them! It's a fun scene on The Tipsy Mermaid.

A lovely little craft beer bar on the old location of Amager Ølhus. If you have ever been to its…read morebig brother down more south on Amagerbrogade, you'll recognise the style, dark, wooden panels just like in Hop House. We were there in the opening week and the craft beers they had on tap were mostly from Founders. Tame choices, but delicious beers nonetheless, and who was I to complain about breakfast stout delivered on nitro tap? Not me! Yes, you read that right, they have a nitro tap! A must for a beer bar named Stout I suppose. There were lots of people there so it could be quite crowded and noisy (they should put acoustic plates on the ceilings, just saying) and the music could be quite loud, but if you got a table outside on a warm summer day, then everything is perfect. All the rubber ducks from the era of yore were almost gone except those on the toilet doors, you're welcome :) We'll be regulars here, I could feel it!

First, this is now called the Kihoskh Bar (same as the bottle shop caddy corner) though searching…read morefor Rbabarrab in maps is the way to find it. Second, this is a fantastic neighborhood bar with 10 great beer taps ranging from Pils to IPA to Sours - from Europe and America. The staff is friendly and happy to provide a sample if you're not sure what you'd like. I got a recommendation for this place from a bartender at Mikkeler Bar and I'm glad I stopped by!

I love Rbabarrab. Even if I cannot pronounce the name of the bar…read more Great taps. Pizza from the pizzeria next door. Open from noon.

A beer for my tired feet and some wifi for my charged laptop. It's a neat little underground craft…read morebeer bar. A number of high top tables and some comfier seats arranged with some privacy and a "nook and cranny" sort of thing. Comfy! A dozen taps with the usual sorts of beers. Most of them local and limited release but they do have a small bottle shop with imported beers if you'd prefer that. I enjoyed my beer here! Neat stop!

First impression: This place is a little too cosy to be a beer place, maybe a cafe would be more…read moresuitable, but then we all know that we should never judge a book by its cover. Taplist is very decent, although not that adventurous, they have the usual names on the list, and some really good beer list. There was Rasputin from De Molen brewery when I was there, a very good stout. Another plus for the bar is probably that they have a stack of board games you could borrow, and that there is a "mini" bottle shop, stocked with some Belgian beers and selections of Amager Bryghus. Service is top-notch, there's nothing I can't complain. I feel that the target for this bar is just for people who want to try different beer out, without having to mingle with snobbish beer nerds like in "more serious" places like Mikkeller or Taphouse nearby. It's good "entry-level" bar so to speak and the location in Strædet is also perfect for tourists to sample how "hygge" and "beer" can be combined.

Ambiance good for people watching outdoors. Service was very efficient, almost no time after…read moreordering our food was presented. Reasonably priced, delicious sandwiches ("Southern Fried Chicken"), fresh shredded vegs, sauce, excellent!

We dropped in here for a quick lunch when visiting Copenhagen. Super hungry and not sure where to…read morego, this looked okay. But wow, we were surprised!! The food was so good. It was one of the best hamburgers I've ever eaten. Also the fries were super delicious too. Great texture. Everything was delicious. Just wish it was later so I could have enjoyed more of their beers!! It's part of the hotel above it. A very nice hotel. Classic European sports type bar.