Hygge. Lots of. Dining room was super snug. Competent kitchen with great use of vegetables and…read moreplating. Good meats (but not the best). Friendly, like all of Denmark; nice people. Great bathroom. We enjoyed our meal. Recommend for dinner.

Awesome find after a day of going thru LEGOLAND. As the dinner hour approached my wife and I nixed…read morethe idea of eating in the park and were looking for something a bit more substantial. After looking thru various sites we found this was very close and decided to head over (dragging the boy). When we arrived we found this was located on the first floor of a local hotel. They have a very good local menu and were also accommodating to the children (special kids menu). They also have a great wine and beer menu. I had a wonderful wild boar chop with a great local beer called Bogedal. FYI, its severed in a 750ml bottle. It was fantastic. My wife had scallops with a wonderful glass of chardonnay and my son opted out of the kids menu and had a 300g steak! Was a great spot of have dinner and relax after visiting LEGOLAND.

Went out for a birthday dinner. We chose the place because their food is organic and locally…read moreresourced. We also liked the fact that they think about waste management as well. That's nice. The food and service were nice. We both had 2 course, which comes with 2 glasses of wine- or whatever the other 2 drinks you'd like. I can't drink at the moment, so I had some hot tea with my first course, and then organic smoothie with my second/main dish. The restaurant can be a bit cozier with its chairs and the overall atmosphere, but again, we like their philosophy and food- would love to go back again!

Excellent experience. Friendly, attentive and knowledgeable staff. Outstanding food. We had tuna…read moretartar starter, rabbit and rib eye main, spice cake with plum ice cream and apple compote desert -all excellent. We will return.

This was our nice meal out in Aarhus. Mefisto is a seafood restaurant that's a bit on the "stuffy"…read moreside, but we still had a pleasant enough time despite completely overordering. We both started with their elderflower aperitif--a wonderful cocktail that was citrusy and not too floral. For dinner, we thought that we were ordering a Caesar salad as a starter to share, but it came out with the main courses, and it was huge and had chicken on it and tasted nothing like Caesar, so we are *finally* learning our lesson that the Danes are clueless when it comes to this particular cuisine. We throw our hands up! The pork schnitzel was very good, nice and crispy, and we enjoyed the peas on the side, but why was the horseradish like a tangle of shredded noodles on top? Confusing! The moules frites our daughter ordered was massive, so that ended up being a waste of money because only a third of them got eaten. The accompanying fries had a tangy seasoning on them that we all loved. One of us also got the stjerneskud, a kind of smørrebrød, because it had to be done once. Imagine a massive piece of bread covered in a bernaise kind of sauce and now it's topped with smoked salmon, a thousand tiny shrimp, a grilled AND steamed plaice (a kind of whitefish). The thing was insane, hence the aforementioned overordering. Service is nice enough. The bill was sky high, which is our main reservation about this place, but it's our own fault at the end of the day for letting our eyes be bigger than our stomachs. We wouldn't necessarily recommend Mefisto at the end of day because we didn't Capital L Love it, but you can certainly have a nice meal here. 3.5 stars rounding up.

Our dining experience at Mefisto was a delight from beginning to end!…read more The fish (turbot; a Nordic fish that's not widely available) was nothing short of fabulous! The 3 course menu tasted delicious, and also offered an excellent value proposition :-) The ambiance was warm, quiet, and charming; the service was totally on-point while being completely helpful and friendly. Everyone we encountered spoke excellent English, and made us feel more like guests than customers. My only regret is that we visited here on the last night of our stay in Arhus - I look forward to returning next trip!

Their menu changes everyday, and you get a choice of meat or fish (but you can also call in in…read moreadvance if you'd like a vegetarian dish). The website says you can also call in that day to ask for the day's menu, so that you know what your choices will be. I had a fish appetizer (smoked salmon) and a fish main (I forgot what kind of fish that was- it was a white fish), and my husband had a meat appetizer (pork) and a meat main dish (beef). The fish dishes tasted great, and the meat dishes were also pretty good. We really wanted to try their dessert as well, but had to give up because we were so full by the time we finished our main dishes. My husband had a glass of white wine with his meal, and I ordered some juice. I was a bit surprised when my juice came in in a huge pitcher (which, I believe, costs more than a glass). It'd have been nice if the server had asked me of this choice. In total: 2 X 2-course meal & a glass of white wine & a pitcher of juice = 660 kr.

Cozy and nice place. Friendly staff and I love that the atmosphere is so friendly. The food is…read moreawesome and I love it. A big recommendation for this place as a place to hold your family diner, party or romantic dinner. Famous for the fish'

Walking around the 2nd largest city in Aarhus, came across this little restaurant that has about…read more12tables, Cosy atmosphere, and very friendly staff explaining the Danish menu in details and with passion. Ingredients are all from various parts of Denmark and very fresh. Dishes are carefully prepared and are delicious! Would strongly recommend this to any travellers looking for a good food! Only comment - missing music!

I had an excellent meal at this cozy intimate restaurant. They delivered creative, well executed…read morecooking that was presented with style and served with care. Simply one of the best meals I had eaten in a long while, and it is an excellent value for the money. The atmosphere is warm and the attention to detail extraordinary. I would have no hesitation in going back again.

This restaurant is a part of Kocherier. Note that the location is different from (but nearby) their…read moreoriginal restaurant, Restaurant Koch. It's a fixed menu for each day, and you have to be there on time (6:30pm), when they welcome you with appetizer and aperitif (and a bread buffet). They serve you a 3-course dinner, and you get all the wine you want during the whole evening! When we went, there were 3 different kinds of white wine, and 3 different kinds of red wine as well. Of course, you get coffee and tea to go with the dessert. The evening ends at around 9.30pm. All this is 445 kr. per person! The food was fantastic, and we loved the location (by the harbor, a good view) as well. The building can be a bit difficult to find for the first time though, so allow enough time to get there. Since it's a fixed menu (and for the two times we were there, the main dish included meat), the place wouldn't be suitable for vegetarians, pescatorians, or any of those who have some kind of food allergy. But otherwise, the place can give you a really nice, relaxing evening. I love that I don't have to look at the menu or anything. You just need to get there (don't forget to make a reservation!), and once you're there, everything is taken care of. You can just concentrate on your company and good conversation, and you don't even have to worry about how much this is going to cost in the end, since it's all inclusive and clear.

We were take here by Danish colleagues for dinner. The food was fabulous! The single-menu concept…read moreis great. There are a few of these in the states, but the non-stuffy atmosphere here was perfect. We also liked the self-service wine, bread, and oil. The 3 white and 3 red choices were each appropriate to the food but allowed some amount of personal preference - as well as accommodating different drinking paces. Also saves on service staffing needs I presume. We really love it!

Absolutely the best Danish food I've had in Aarhus. This is my 3rd visit to Aarhus from the US, and…read moreso far this place has been the best place I've been for Danish food. Definitely worth checking out. The Tarteletter was fantastic - and the traditional Danish apple pie was amazing.

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although the food came in small platters, the food is extremely fulfilling and absolutely perfect,…read moreit also has an incredible presentation.

From the owner: 80/20 KØKKEN Grøntsagerne definerer vores køkken. Dette…read moregiver en lethed i maden, og sætter fokus på smag, økologi og bæredygtighed. Fordelingen i måltidet er 80% grøntsager og 20% kød & fisk. DELEMÅLTID Hos os kan I nyde et måltid med smag & fælleskab i fokus. Måltidet deles imellem Jer. I kender det fra familiemiddagen eller tapasbordet - Vi kalder det delemad.