How good could a sandwich be? It was pretty good I have to admit. They took longer than I thought…read moreto prepare a sandwich, but it was worth the wait if you have the time. It was loaded with fresh ingredients. A bit expensive for a sandwich, but that's everywhere in Copenhagen. It was a good size. Can be served on a smorgasbord style, for presentation, if you dine in. I tried the Smagsløget anberfaler (Danish country ham, brie cheese, bacon and homemade salsa) if you want the more traditional sandwich, and Flaeskestegs sandwich (Danish Free-range pig, with pickled cucumbers & red cabbage) if you prefer the pickled taste.

One of the tastiest sandwiches I've ever had. Definitely get the salmon, this is the city for it.read more

A very busy, high end casual restaurant. The food tastes as good as it looks. You must make a…read morereservation. Great place to go when looking for meat as the highlight of your meal.

We had a wonderful dinner here. Everything was perfect: staff was lovely, timing of food and…read moredrinks was ideal and everything tasted amazing. Lots of indoor and outdoor seating. We sat inside and the room was great. Lively but not so loud where we could not have a conversation. Absolutely recommend.

3rd time here and it never disappoints. It is small, but people come for the croissants, friendly…read morestaff and delicious coffee. 4 tables inside. 4 tables outside.

Cute little cafe that was located right next to our hotel. Honestly did not expect my order to…read moreliterally be bread and cheese but the coffee drinks seemed great. Nice spot for doing work -- they have free wifi.

Food - 5 Service - 5…read moreValue - 5 Great spot for lunch in Copenhagen. Get here early if you want to order the special of the day or they may run out! We arrived at 1 PM on Friday and they were already sold out of the roasted pork. We ended up ordering the Chicken/Bacon/Avocado sandwich and the Chicken/Chili/Cheese sandwich and then debated on whether to get the berry smoothie (but some folks sitting nearby eating sold us on how great the smoothie was -- and they were right!). The sandwiches had good flavor and we ended up splitting each one -- which gave us some variety for our lunch. There isn't a lot of seating available here, so if your hotel is within walking distance here, I'd recommend taking it to go and then eating in the hotel lobby/courtyard. That's what my wife and I ended up doing.

It was just a sandwich, but the experience made it taste incredible. The perfect non-invasive…read moreservice: - provides a squirt of soap to wash up before eating - offered to wrap up my sandwich if I couldn't finish - dropped my napkin and a new one magically appeared - ginger beer tasting for the whole cafe - pouring rain, +10 people ran into the cafe. They very apologetically asked me to change seats and felt bad so they gave me a free smoothie (which was also delicious) The restaurant is small, hours are limited, but worth a visit if you pass by and its not busy.

It was our first time trying a smorrebrod here in Copenhagen and some were better than others…read more When we arrived there was just one person ahead of us. This was around 4:13 pm on a Saturday. We order three smorrebrod and we ate them in the Tivoli food hall. All were served on plates. The correct way to eat was with a fork and knife as we learned while watching an episode of Somebody Feed Phil. The chicken salad was undoubtedly our favorite. Lots of shredded chicken but overall smooth and tasty. We crumbled the bacon to add some texture and that was even better. The marinated salmon was ok but we liked the nice pop of flavor from the pomegranate seeds. I may try to add them at home to my smoked salmon. The egg and shrimp smorrebrod was tastier. We returned our empty plates back to the counter when we were finished. Not completely in love with open face sandwiches but may try again on a future return trip to Copenhagen.

This place is insanely delicious. It's not your typical mall food court meal by any means. It's an…read moreadventure for your tastebuds waiting to happen. You can find Hallernes on the fifth floor of the shopping mall. We got there later in the day and there was still an array of toast options - some vegetarian, others pescatarian and others with a heaping of meat on top. We enjoyed the tartar, lemon & dill shrimp and the traditional pork toast. Each was somehow better than the next. Everything was so fresh which really enhanced the contrast of flavors on our plates. We liked it so much we contemplated going back and ordering more! We sat in the dining area to eat, which had a high chair available. We also got a window seat which had a beautiful view of the square below and some stunning architecture. We sat there for awhile just enjoying the view. When we were flying out of the Copenhagen airport we noticed this same restaurant inside one of the terminals. It's awesome to see such high quality food be offered in such casual but busy spaces. We'll definitely be back!

This location is a ten minute walk from the Copenhagen train station. The restaurant is small but…read morevery clean and welcoming. I visited on a cold sunny afternoon in early March . The fried pollack and caesar salad with a glass of wine was perfect for an early dinner. The fish was perfectly cooked, flaky and hot and the salad was crisp and tasty. The service was great -- friendly staff and not a long wait at all. Will visit again when in Copenhagen.

Aside from being a little bit warm inside when I went, the experience was fantastic. We did the…read morechef's menu and they were more than accommodating for our vegan friend. I enjoyed how each dish was prepared and this was my favorite spot of those I visited while in Copenhagen. I had the tostada, fish and chips, and chocolate ice cream. It was all simple food (in the best way) but very tasty. The chocolate ice cream was salted and really exceptional, and their fish and chips were better than what I've tasted from their British neighbors to the west. I'd definitely recommend this place (but I would encourage patrons to sit in a slightly more ventilated spot of the interior during a rainy, warm day).

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.

My bagel was with chicken, hummus, sweetcorn, carrots, onions and curry sauce. It was very good and…read moreI really enjoyed it! I also took a smoothie, but it tasted a bit to much like strawberry icecream flavour, so I'm still not sure if it was with fresh fruits or with icecream. I really liked the service! The girl who made the bagel and smoothie was really sweet.

Amazing sandwich and juice shop! Everything is fresh and made to your order. Try the tandoori…read morechicken or regular chicken breast, so good! Or get the sandwich juice combo for a filling healthy meal. Great place to stop for a quick bite with friends or if you need a snack on the go. Super friendly customer service, feel free stay and chat with the service staff, great tips for travelers in Copenhagen and a good wifi hotspot if you need to sit and make travel or activity plans while in Copenhagen, just ask for the info! Defiantly a top choice for a tasty,healthy, and speedy meal in a great location right across from Vesterbro square/torv.

They claim if you don't have a reservation you can only eat there an hour and forty five min (place…read morewas empty when we got there, and when we left there were only three other tables occupied...). I got the schnitzel that came with herring, potatoes, peas, and gravy. The portion was huge and the cutlet were cooked perfectly, crispy and juicy. It was clean and spacious inside and the menu had the history of the restaurant inside of it.

They require a reservation. Barners. Not unusual. Most København eateries unless their kabob…read morejoints. Only places requiring reservations know how to run their reservations system - not this place. Here was my experience. Yours will be identical or worse. You're better off hitting a pølser truck. Says it on their website. Reservations needed. So I made a reservation on their website. Only it was a bait and switch. I got a response message telling me that I had not made a reservation but was now on a waiting list. No further insights. Like it and lump it. I'm a solo diner so I emailed the email address provided on the website to obtain further information. Go figure. I inquired if they had any spots open for one single person in the six remains hours. One hour goes by, as I'm checking my emails. Nothing. Two then three hours - nothing. I stayed in and gave up. Tak pal. The next morning I see I got zero response all night. So I wrote a snarky email to them that morning after. My email didn't seek to evoke or inflict trauma but rather convey an expression of my valid dissatisfaction over their casual unprofessionalism. I was raised Danish. Taught to bow as a boy. Manners matter here in this lovely city. Manners matter period. Apparently not at Barners. Their response? A blow off saracastic email where I am told - not asked - but TOLD to have a nice day. And you know what? I did! It's Copenhagen! I conclude this micro-screed of my minor tirade on that humorous note not to dilute the importance of my complaint but set it in perspective. They sling chow for a living. I was on vacation. No one lost a limb - in fact I likely saved an arm and a leg judging by their prices. This eatery must not be run by Danes. Danes are the kindest, most polite people on earth. Had it been a Dane seeing my email, I'd have gotten a quick note offering minor polite apologies and frankly ensuring a higher likelihood I'd try again in the future by treating me with the kindness Danes are famous for - except if you're a WWII collaborator. But whatever Barner help just shot me a sarcastic, dismissive "have a nice day" response meant "get lost - I can't be bothered and you're foolish for expressing dissatisfaction. I am too busy and self-impressed to sort out a reservation system that fairly and effectively accommodates our patrons." Try Tight or any number of droves and oodles of other fine Danish eateries. This place must be run by Etruscans or Mesopotamians - you're thinking "aren't they extinct?" You betcha! And it all started with poor treatment of restaurant patrons! Oh and Københavner Cafeen is another first rate eatery!

Excellent food and great vibe. Friendly staff. Chicken nugget is the best. Was able to walk in…read morewithout a res.

Such a fun concept for brunch! It's a set price for 3, 5 or 7 items on your brunch board…read more Everything was delicious. They also have a great system for getting folks in & out. You order by checking what you want on a paper menu & then paying at the counter at the end with the same paper. Lovely ambiance & good service.