If you like street food and you like multi-international, and want it all in one place, Refshaleøen…read moreis the place for you. This warehouse area was created as a haven for drinking, eating, and music and is quite popular with locals and tourist alike. Reffen is the largest street food market in northern Europe. There are over 35 restaurant stalls run by independent owners, 10 bars and an onsite brewery. The food is relatively inexpensive, and is generally of good quality. The vibe of this place is very lively and there is typically lots of music too. The variety of food is astonishing. We were able to sample food from several stalls and we enjoyed all of it.

Reffen is basically Copenhagen's ultimate hangout spot. I started off with a Weissbier from Reffen…read moreBrewery (pro tip: get one) and honestly, it was so good I considered a second breakfast just to justify another round. The food options here are wild -- you can snack your way across the globe without ever leaving the park. One minute it's tacos, the next it's dumplings, then suddenly you're eating something you can't even pronounce but tastes amazing. The skate park gives it a cool, laid-back energy, and the views by the water are just the cherry on top. Perfect spot to grab a bite, sip a beer, people-watch, and pretend you're way cooler than you actually are. Highly recommend.

If someone had told me before that they only sell deep fried dumplings then I would probably order…read moresomewhere else instead. Don't get me wrong, I love things that are deep fried but when I imagine gyoza, I would think that it would be the lightly panfried one, or am I wrong? With a small portion of 89 kr, I think that's a bit over the top. Maybe they will get better if they have their own stand / restaurant / place, but I was sadly disappointed when I walked away from this place with tiny amount of food in my hand :( Let's just say that hungry me is a sad me :(

As I was walking by this stand, smoke was blowing out of their coal pit so I wanted to walk by…read morequickly. But the sign caught my eye, claiming "bomb ass tacos" and "steak." Hello! Then the guy working the coals started heckling me to get tacos so I guess I had to get some! I was trying to decide whether to get one or two tacos, but Ernesto put some confidence in me when he suggested I get two and, if I liked it, come back for a third one at a discount. I went with three entrecôte tacos (100 dkk) since I was with two friends, and he quickly whipped them together while chatting happily to passerbys. When dressing the tacos, Sara asked if I could handle spicy salsa.. yup, sure can! And she scooped on the "deadly" Habanero Salsa. The taco was absolutely delicious! The meat had that great charcoal flavour and was still slightly pink in the middle, and the salsas were fresh and hot! Perfect food for enjoying outside. This pair is proud of the food they are serving and they should be.

This place makes seriously good steak tacos that makes me want to stalk their whereabouts when…read morethey're not at Kødbyen in the weekend. I was quite impartial when it came to steak tacos after having tried something that wasn't quite convincing from another food truck in town, but this place delivers what they call "bomb-ass tacos". Their entrecote + chorizo taco is so on point and made fast that I didn't have to wait long to get mine. The guy kept throwing meat on a large pot heated with coal that made the meat had that smoky flavour. Yum. Seriously, if you love tacos and you love meat, go find this place. It's amazing and flavourful and I can't stop ranting about it, and probably can't stop thinking about it as well tonight as I go to sleep.

A lot of food options but the quality isn't high - except Cocks & Cows - salt/veinger fries are…read moreABSOLUTELY insanely good. I also had hadmade pasta from another place but I didn't like pasta bolagnese. The meat tastes weird. Very crowded - little seating - very overpriced.

It's right next to the Tivoli Box Office. It was crowded with seating both indoor and outdoor. This…read morefood hall solved the confusion among the family on where to eat and food choices. We tried the local food and I took comfort with some delicious Thai food and Singha beer. Didn't have to wait too long for a table. At a busy time there was a delay in getting tables cleared. I wish there were clear instructions on whether guests were expected to clear their own plates and glasses like food halls in Singapore. Nevertheless this centrally located food hall was a delight.

We enjoyed their food. Beverages were only limited options to choose from, but we came for food,…read moreso it was ok. Ambiance is very welcoming and tastfully decorated

Fork me sideways that was an excellent Flæskesteg sandwich. An absolute must when visiting this…read moreStreet Food area. Two big thumbs up for this pork delight. Yummy seasoned red cabbage and lots of crackling. And the bun is to die for

We ate here at the Tivoli Food Hall. We ordered a chicken bao and a duck bao. I enjoyed the chicken…read moreas it was crispy and spicy. I would've preferred if the duck wasn't shredded.

As some other reviews have mentioned, the food here is pricey - but it was really good and left me…read morefeeling full for the rest of the day, so I can't complain too much - as an American, I always expect theme park (or theme park-adjacent) food to be expensive!

Having never had a Langos before, I wasn't sure what to expect. It's somewhat similar to a Canadian…read morebeavertail as they are both fried dough topped with something sweet or savory. The big difference is that Langos seems heftier and thicker and therefore can hold a lot more topping. I think the price for a sugar or jam topped one is Kr 25 which is not bad. I had the one with meat sauce and garlicky crème fraîche which was really fantastic. The sauce had a lot of flavour and the dough was hot and freshly fried. For Kr 45, it's a little pricy considering they're not that big. They are good for a snack, but I think would be too small as a meal. It's super easy to order at the stand because every item is listed on the back wall with a huge photo of it so you can see what it looks like. I did have a hard time eating the very messy langos. Quite a bit did end up on me and the ground by the time I finished, which made me sad because it was delicious. + delicious fried food + sweet and savory options - a little expensive for street food - in the middle of Nørreport metro construction and nowhere to sit down (I'm not sure if their cart moves around, but this is where I found it).

Probably my favorite culinary experience in Copenhagen...and I ate at Noma. *gasp*…read more There's just something supremely satisfying about the potato-based, deep-fried, salted, deliciousness that is Langos. My travel buddy and I stopped here on the way to the train station for a snack and a soda. I got the plain salted Langos, with the garlic oil on top. I found it to be simple, delicious, and a perfect companion to a cold coca cola. Easy to eat on the go, and fast to grab from the cart. The woman who runs the cart is also very friendly. Price seemed reasonable, but only in comparison to the exorbitantly expensive dining scene in the City.