We are a Danish-American famile, traveling to Denmark annually. My daughter is vegan, and finds it…read morehard to find food in Denmark, especially in northern Jutland. We had hoped this restaurant might be a possibility both they were unwilling to bend to create a meal for her so we had to walk away. This was what we got at every place we tried in this street. Very disappointing.

The service and the food was amazing. The chicken with truffle sauce and the fish were both…read moreamazing. Highly recommend this place.

This is probably the best restaurant in Aalborg. Perfect for special occasions and private…read moreparties. The staff always make you feel special and the food is always top-notch.

We were a group of three persons and ordered a couple of main dishes each. The first ones were…read moresmoked salmon. A waiter, who liked talking with us very much, cut the salmon from a block and beautifully arranged on dishes. The second dishes were peppered beef. The waiter put a shot of brandy on a pan in front of us and we enjoyed a big fire. The dishes were super fine, but they were really pricy (thus we misused one star'.

Juliana is a cute and interesting choice!…read more After a business meeting on a Wednesday, i came here with my colleagues.. It was an interesting place - and it's super cute that many of the original ship features are kept. I had the starter (40DKK) and the Juliana steak (185DKK) and swapped the frites for salad.. Some of the others had baked cod, which looked good! Oh, and the complementary bread is really good!! The food was good and the staff was super friendly. I wouldn't say that the staff was super competent - however, they were extremely friendly and helpful! It's a nice place! I like it!

Absolutely fantastic experience! The food was exquisite! Would definitely come back next time I'm…read morein town. And will recommend to anyone I know who comes here!

This is a small museum build to honor and show of some of Utzons amazing creations. The buildings…read morethem self are just as impressive as many of his other world famous pieces. The museum is also part of the local architecture school hosting a workshop were students can sketch and build tomorrows opera houses. If you go there during the Danish summer on a sunny day, you can enjoy the beautiful view of the newly renovated Aalborg harbor area featuring outside swimming facilities, really nice walks along the channel with many small cafés.