Knowledgeable barista did not mind me nerding out over the differences between anaerobic washed and…read moreother methods. I love being able to talk shop and share coffee love. We got a sample of an Ethiopian that was highly reminiscent of light black tea.

Very nice, bright, clean ambiance, yet hygge - of course. Coffee was good - this was a smaller…read morecoffeehouse, with less choices. But they did have all the good ones! Be aware they only take cash, and Denmark's debit card, so plan accordingly. But the coffee here was very nice.

It was recommended by the hotel, and a close walk - a happening place. It's very noisy which is a…read moreconcern. The maker of the old fashioned is meticulous, but he needs a smoker and much better bourbon than weak Evan Williams- something like Penelope Architect would match his craftsmanship! A free jalapeño margarita taste for all at the table was appreciated Has a very good burger, truffle fries were just ok. Fried cod was excellent. Chicken balls were good and bit spicy, as was the meatball. Excellent lemon curd toasted meringue and chocolate mousse! Service was good. It's a bit overly priced but that's true in any middle of a major big city.

The Union Kitchen is a fantastic spot for brunch in Copenhagen. The vibe is lively but relaxed, and…read moreit's the perfect place to fuel up before sightseeing. I especially loved their eggs benedict. The flavors were spot on, and everything was perfectly cooked. The location is a big plus too. It's super close to many of the main tourist attractions, making it really convenient to stop by before or after exploring the city. Whether you're craving a solid brunch or just want a cozy place to unwind, The Union Kitchen is definitely worth a visit.

Before catching our flight back to New York, we savored one last leisurely breakfast at Café…read moreErmanno, a lovely spot to reflect on our amazing trip. The Ermanno Breakfast Plate was the star-- a beautifully curated spread of yogurt with granola and honey, fresh fruit, Norwegian salmon, Gilleleje rye bread, Emmentaler cheese, and a buttery croissant. Paired with fresh orange juice and coffee, it was the perfect balance of flavors and textures. If you're looking for a peaceful morning bite before heading out, Café Ermanno is a must!

Great service. Great coffee. We visited mid morning in February 2026. Why do I have to enter…read moremore characters to qualify for posting?

Simple, unpretentious little cafe. Very comfortable surroundings. Food was excellent, and the staff…read morewas friendly and great. We ran into this place randomly. Got some smorrebrod and a beer. Simple and great!

You are welcome Cafe Oscar. After I sat down at all empty tables on a brisk afternoon and you set…read morea large Classic beer down on my table, 6 more people sat down at tables outside. You can hire me any day to bring in more business! Call me! Large classic and a potato bread. Yum.

A hole in the wall, but famous eating spot in Copenhagen that I had to try out. Small place that…read morecan seat about 20 people. Intimate and casual but the chefs make some intricately dressed up meals. Along with my Negroni I had the egg with Tahini and smoked pepper chili oil for snacks. The egg was dressed up pretty good. So too was the main dish which was the cod. However the corn that was the topping turned watery due to the excessive sauce so made for a difficult navigation. However the service was exceptional and the people very friendly and knowledgeable. Overall experience was great !!

Very relaxed yet elevated ambiance. Servers were very kind and explained the menu throughly!…read moreStarters and mains were elegant and unique, however were not too filling. Dessert was delicious!

Absolutely, amazing breakfast place a block away from our hotel, we all loved our dishes and…read morecoffees, I will definitely seek this place out again when in town.

Really wonderful oat milk latte here. Probably the best I've had in Copenhagen so far! A very cozy…read moreatmosphere and our drinks came out quickly as well. We went in at around 12 on a Monday and were able to easily get a table.

We came here for danishes everyday. Which reminds me, what do you call a danish pastry in Danish?…read moreI'm not sure! You wouldn't call French fries in France, right? They're just fries? Just a thought. Anyway, this little shop is located by our hotel so we came here for pastries in the morning and I loved it. I always got my fruit danishes with coffee to go and it would keep me satisfied until lunch time. I also love their croissants and cookies! Such a quaint little shop!

This is one cafe that has a very homey feel. We were served by the owner herself. Since it was our…read morefirst time, she recommended we try the Danish pastry and we also got a croissant. The croissant was average and probably would have tasted better if it had been warmed up. The pastry was very good, although a bit too sweet for my taste. We also got hot cocoa and a latte that were just the perfect temperature and sweetness. The location is right next to Nyhavn, so it's a perfect place to stop at when sightseeing. This was also one of the few places that was open early in the morning. Many of the other breakfast places didn't open until 10 or 11am, at least during the winter.

This is spot is super chill, excellent food (ask about their secret menu) especially for breakfast…read morebites. Their service is friendly, warm and uber inviting, plus the candlelight is a special touch. So get in your hip mode and enjoy their vibe, because it's want you desire when visiting Copenhagen. Thank you to the Next Door Cafe for sharing the secret entrance on the day we visited, too

Next Door Café is exactly the kind of place you hope to stumble into in Copenhagen. It feels warm,…read morewelcoming, and just a little offbeat in the best way, with cozy mismatched furniture and walls full of charm. I ordered a cappuccino and a breakfast sandwich on dark bread. The cappuccino was smooth and rich with just the right amount of foam, while the sandwich was hearty and delicious -- simple but satisfying, with that nutty Danish dark bread that makes all the difference. What stood out most was the atmosphere. The staff are genuinely friendly and it feels more like visiting a local friend's kitchen than a café. Prices are fair for the city, and you can take your time without feeling rushed. If you're looking for a spot that feels authentic and relaxed rather than polished or touristy, this is it. Highly recommended for a laid-back breakfast or coffee break.

Cute cafe, was very happy to find one quickly in the area! I was primarily looking for something…read morequick to grab and go and the cafe was on point! Interior is very inviting and looked comfortable, if I have more time would definitely try to stay longer!

Very pleasant cosy cafe with friendly staff and quite a nice selection of small bites. Truly loved…read moretheir soup