Great dive bar in central Copenhagen! Pub atmosphere us bolstered by the dark woody interior, tons…read moreof historic bar photos, aging cask-sign out front, and the imported British bartender! Don't expect fancy drink-specials; it is a dive bar! But basics from Macallan 12 to small-batch local beers, no prob! Order at the bar and seat yourself, just like all dive-bars. Love it!

Good beers, very small place, but don't even have napkins. Nice to chat with friends.read more

Do you miss savoury pies or proper cider? Then put that sad Somersby down and come by; this is…read moredefinitely the place for you. Friendly service and decent prices for these products. I got to try a steak and cheese pie which had nicely flaky pastry and was very filling despite the deceptively small size. To wash it down, you have probably the biggest cider assortment in Denmark to choose from, as well as some English beers. They also have some popular British candies, crisps, and condiments if you're missing that certain something.

I usually avoid the food at any BA so I will just rate the beer selection and service…read more Selection is up and down. There are better BAs in other cities. Beermenu on line is not always correct.

...where everybody knows your naaaame! Maybe not, but this is the Bishops where you get the most…read morestaff that you will recognize, not a lot of turnover like the rest seems to have. The food is above what you would get at a pub-style place, and the beer/whiskey selection is 5/5! Always something nice and new on tap you never have had (and I'm an avid untappd user), and the staff goes the extra mile in terms of knowledge and serviceability (which I don't get at other Bishops locations). Whisky selection is above and beyond, and the outdoor seating is complete with heaters and foldable roof for those rare sunny days.

The place was very crowded but we had a reservation for our big party. They have an excellent…read moreselection of beers and the food was good. The BBQ was good - hush puppies were excellent!! Odd that in Denmark, it was hard to find Danish food :)

Stopped into WarPigs while visiting Copenhagen because I couldn't resist checking out the BBQ scene…read moreabroad. I ordered the brisket sandwich, brisket & beans, mac and cheese, and the hush puppies. The hush puppies were the standout - crispy, golden, and full of flavor. Honestly, they were the star of the meal and something I'd come back for. The brisket and sides were solid, but as someone from Austin, Texas (where the BBQ bar is sky-high), I found them just okay. The brisket had decent smoke but wasn't quite as tender or flavorful as what I'm used to back home. Mac and cheese was creamy, but nothing to write home about, and the beans leaned more toward hearty than standout. The atmosphere is lively - a mix of a beer hall and BBQ joint, with a fantastic selection of beers on tap. Service was friendly and casual, very much in line with the vibe. If you're in Copenhagen and craving BBQ, Warpigs is worth a visit for the hush puppies and the fun brewery atmosphere. Just know that if you're from a BBQ capital like Austin, you may find yourself comparing.

Palæ Bar reminds me of visiting my best friend's grandparents: everything is interesting, probably…read morefrom way before your time and you are welcomed with open arms by the lovely lady behind the counter. They serve the most amazing beer, and I would recommend the darker sorts, e.g. Grimbergen Double with a homemade "smørbrød" (ie. sandwich). A beautiful rest from busy, touristy Copenhagen. Worthy of a visit!

Dive bar. Check. Smoking permitted. Check. Louis Armstrong playing in the background. Check. Free…read morewifi. Check. Came across this place while getting lost in Copenhagen. Definitely a good place to stop by for a beer or two while sightseeing.

It's interesting to find an English pub in the middle of Copenhagen that is not a kitschy…read morerepresentation. My friend found out that Barley WIne nearby is a store and not a bar. They have a decent amount of very respectable beers here in addition to British pub fare and Danish eats. Many Brit ex-pats and the token guy from Montreal. Had a great Samuel Smith stout while the friends had some ciders and other beer favorites. The chap running the bar is quite entertaining and will keep you gabbing the whole time

it's not a danish restaurant but a english pub. 2 floors,…read more good food (cornish pasty, shepperd pies etc etc) tonnes of beer. you'll see the same faces very often there. small family for you.

Great bar to meet locals, good beers not bad prices. Right in middle of shopping district what's…read morenot to like. It is a total bar food place so if on diet look for the salad list. The atmosphere is upscale laid back. Will definitely be back, recommend the fish and chips the chaps next to us all had it and it looked amazing

We ate here on our first night in Copenhagen. We would not have thought of an Irish pub for our…read morefirst meal but we were hungry, tired and this is what we found.... The location was lovely. We sat outside and it is on the main shopping street so you could just soak in the city and watch all the people pass by. Great people watching. We shared the fish and chips as well as a salad. Portions of the fish were big so unless you are absolutely starving, would recommend sharing.. Both were good. Nothing outstanding but nothing bad. They hit the spot. If you want to watch the people go by and have some decent pub type food, this place is a good choice.

Staying at the hotel this week. Thought I would try the bishop arms down stairs. I am very…read morefamiliar with the Bishop arms in Lund, was hoping the one in Malmo would be the same if not better. Well I was fairly disappointed. The Bartender was not friendly at all and the food could use some help. When one orders a chicken schnitzel you expect to receive a schnitzel. I just got the slices off the ends of the schnitzel and it costs as much as the burger. It was also rather crowded and noisy with only a few people.

Great pub just across from Central Station…read more While I only visited Malmo for a brief few hours, I was very happy to have run into "The Bishop Arms." This old pub had such character. What I really liked was that you can grab your pint and make your way to one of the other rooms adjacent if you wanted a bit of quieter area. The service was solid.

This is a quirky shop on Amagerbrogade when you can find imported stuff from around the world. We…read morefound some British food items, some fancy gins, some chocolates and different kind of olive oils that you'd never seen in the supermarket before. If you're up for food adventure, or if you're just missing food from the places where you had been, you might find what you want in this place. The owner is very friendly and the prices are reasonable (for all the imported stuff anyway). You can even have a coffee / or wine in this shop, although it might not be too cosy.

I've been here twice now and I can say this for sure: this is one of the best places to get…read moredelicacies from the world to your kitchen. Sit by the window and have a cup of coffee or a glass of wine that you can buy afterwards or just stroll around in the store and look for those things, you never knew you needed to taste. The girl who works here is not only beautiful, but also so friendly and extremely knowledgeable about all the things in the store. She knows everything about every single item and her passion shows. I like to believe I can tell when people try to sell me things and when they're passionate in a way that then makes me want to buy things. This girl is the latter. I will most certainly keep coming here and I will keep spending money because the things here are the best of the best and Broders keeps my gastronomic heart adventurous.

Awesome little place located right in the heart of Copenhagen. This place has an excellent cocktail…read moremenu and really good service. If Ruby isn't open, this place is highly recommended.

This concept of flavored gin and tonic is something brand new to me but apparently very popular in…read moreCopenhagen! The menu tempts you through trying many gin cocktails as there are so many unique flavors and combinations to choose from....I'll rank in order of my faves: 1. Dilly Wonka (don't let the name fool you, it doesn't taste like a pickle! The rhubarb tonic is money.)