Here we have a sweet and tiny artisan coffee shop in the Meatpacking District with a very nice and…read morelarge patio scene and one very, very busy barista. Follow the line and order at the counter and your order will be brought to you on the patio so just take a seat and relax. (Not sure what happens here when it's raining cats and dogs!) Oh, the coffee is absolutely superb and the bakery items are almost out of this world so this is an ideal spot to soak in Copenhagen away from the maddening crowd.

A great coffee spot a block away from Juno! Grab some fresh pastries at Juno, get your coffee at…read moreProlog and enjoy it at the cute little space with benches across the street from Prolog. Service is quick and the cafe is very cute and cozy on the inside, limited seating options.

We stopped in for a late breakfast and were delighted with our choices. From the vegetarian…read moreomelette to the iced latte - can't wait to go back!

Really kind international staff, great coffee and amazing place to study or just have a drink +…read morethey have a student's discount so it's student friendly too :)

Food is absolutely delicious and fresh. Cafe style atmosphere. Workers are super friendly. Lots of…read morecoffee and juice options

Enjoyable here. I went with Menu #2 in order to steer clear of the Waffle House type of breakfasts…read moreso prevalent in the states. Rye bread, togurt with granola and kompot, soft boiled egg. The orange juice was fresh, but I wasn't crazy about it. Wasn't like the OJ I had at another place. The latte was quite good though. Order at the little counter to the right (near the fridges) the counter near the door is jsut for picking up take-away coffees I guess. The staff is really friendly. It's comfortable seating. A nice place for a small breakfast.

Coffee kombucha was interesting. Iced coffee was good. It's pretty small but some outdoor seating…read morethat's covered

It just simply isn't possible to have a better hand brew. Ask the staff for a recommendation. My…read morefavorite time to go is early morning on the weekend when I can quietly enjoy the taste and view out the window.

Delicious matcha, ample seating, inside and out, and sweet staff. Fabulously quirky and welcoming…read moredesign to top it off. Highly recommend popping in!

Kaffe was certainly one of the most unpleasant cafes in Copenhagen, the interior was super playful…read moreand unique with interesting furniture made out of recycled wood. Really nice guy who was working there in the day what we visited this place were really talkative and told us about this place and that the interior was designed by the architect, what was interesting for me, because I am studying architecture.. The coffee here was really good, they have a funny mini garden (little chairs outside) and even got a free chocolate croissant, what more could you ask for :) You will find this coffee shop on Istedgade on Vesterbro which is really cool part of Copenhagen!

I asked the worker for a recommendation for something traditionally Danish and told him what I was…read morethinking about getting. He said the Kanelstang for sure and he wasn't wrong. I bought a piece which was huge and very delicious. If you like cinnamon like I do, it is the perfect treat for you. It wasn't dry at all like some cinnamon rolls and breads can be. I would go back just for another piece.

Yes Lagkagehuset is a chain, and mostly chains are looked down upon, but give them a chance and…read morethey might surprise you! Remember to grab a number when you first walk in - saw a few tourist standing around waiting around to no avail.. Otherwise take your peak at the great selection of danish breakfast treats and try your best to pronounce what you'd like. Most days I'll start by visiting this location or something similar, you can't beat the offerings and well the price, just forget about the price - you're on vacation and worked hard for this, EAT!

Thiemers Magasin is so far my favorite book store in Copenhagen. It has a cool selection of quality…read moreliterature in both Danish and English. A nice mix of both Nordic and more international authors. You can also buy a cup of coffee and chill out by the window. The owner/shop keeper is a very nice woman with excellent book tips, seems like she's read them all. Everything she has recommended for me has so far been very interesting and to my liking, the favorite being a selection of horror short stories. This is actually a very good place to get interesting short story collections, if you are like me and like to sometimes finish a story over dinner rather than read the same book for a longer period. Thiemers magasin is the perfect place to get your next read, some tips about literature that might suit your taste or just to browse for gifts. The prices seem fair. They also host readings and small literature related events.

When my vegan and gluten-intolerant friend suggested brunch here, my curiousity was definitely…read morepiqued. Going out to eat with him can be a difficult affair so we usually cook food ourselves. Although it looks like a regular coffee shop from outside, apparently almost everything served from pastry to brunch is vegan! The interior looks hip with high ceilings and huge windows. Too bad there isn't much to look at besides trash sitting outside an apartment. I started with an ice coffee (36 dkk) since it was such a warm morning. I requested it with soymilk and without syrup, which didn't cost any extra. Although I was sitting in the little room up the very narrow steps, the girl behind the counter brought my coffee over; it was refreshing and tasted fine. After my friends arrived, we all ordered the vegan brunch plate (99 dkk). Normally it comes with vegan "cheese" but they were out that day. Instead we got two spreads which I actually preferred, one beetroot and one hummus. Besides that it comes with scrambled tofu, arugula, soy yogurt with muesli and a strawberry, vegan "butter", a small pancake, a small roll, two small slices of seedy bread, some sort of ginger marmalade, and fresh fruit. The friend mentioned in the beginning of my review got a plate without muesli or the roll but apparently the other two small slices were gluten-free. Bri has a peanut allergy and the employees were happy to double-check if there were peanuts in anything. Everything was delicious, especially the spreads. I hope they will make that a regular option instead of the "cheese." Also the assorted fruits were fresh and well-ripened. I especially liked the half of passionfruit and the pineapple slices which were perfectly sweet. A lot of times you just get a slice of soggy melon and some soft grapes at other brunch places, which I hate. For a vegan brunch, this was great. I wish they had some other options though, like a "dirty brunch" with added fried potatoes and mushrooms versus this clean one. The service was good and the sandwich options as well as pastries tempted me, so I'd like to come back to try some other stuff. They also have free wifi and several outlets next to chairs so you can bring your laptop and get some work done.

The chai latte was good but how could it not be, it was powdered David Rio. The brunch menu was…read morepretty balanced and filling but it was JUST ok. I loved the ginger marmalade and the local dark rye bread together though. The interiors was great, very classy yet homey, felt like I could stay inside for hours.

High quality ingredients and above-average care in the preparation of the sandwiches (which is…read moresaying a lot in this relatively upscale neighborhood of Copenhagen) made this place stand out. Very limited indoor seating so best for carry out. Tasty vegetarian options. Not fancy. A solid choice.

i'm mad about this place! Never mind the fact that all of the waitresses were your typical Danish…read moresupermodels who are just simply the normal population, brimming with good cheer, a sense of humor, and a fleet efficiency. But the food was really great!! You get a little checklist and a pencil and you check off five or eight items and I checked off I believe it was scrambled eggs, bacon and sausage as well as this rhubarb raspberry berry concoction dessert at the end which is tremendously good. The coffee was sublime. Think I also had an espresso-tini, which drive the entire cost up to $50. There was also delicious bread. The whole place had that communal type of vibe that I so enjoy about Danish cafés. I asked one of the staff super- models about the little Danish flags that some of the tables had and her explanation was kind of convoluted, but I believe I understood it. Whenever there's a celebration of any kind - anything from a birthday, to someone starting a new job, to someone having a child, etc., Danes love to have a flag involved! Go here!

The server seated us RIGHT next to another pair of people all the way in the back of the restaurant…read morealthough ALL of the other tables were open. It was strange that they did that. Most dishes were good, especially the chicken nugget. I would also recommend the broccolini which was a refreshing veggie to have. Everything was unfortunately a bit too salty. There was a chia tiramisu that I thought was the best part of the meal.