This is a small, vegan restaurant. We are not vegan, but after several days eating out at…read morerestaurants with few vegetables on the menu, we decided to give it a try. The food was delicious! I had a stuffed sweet potato, and my husband got the burrito, which was full of beans and salsa, and came with guacamole and a side salad of shredded carrots and cabbage. The service was also excellent.

Lovely grime-y Euro-comfort food with blues on repeat…read more The decor and atmosphere is certainly blues inspired but run by hipsters. It's grime-y in a charming way but stay away if any grime bothers you. It's dingy on the inside with some nice sidewalk seats, but reeks of old cigarettes either way. Lots of folksjust hanging out for some drinks and people watching. For this they had high chairs and baby friendly. The service is great. They give of the air of not GAF but are actually attentive and charming. Food came or relatively quickly on a Friday night which was good with a hungry child. They were happy to explain things on the menu and even suggested a few things for substitution. Funnily everyone comes into the restaurant, loclas and tourirsts alike, acting confused where to sit or if there's a queue and after a dramatic pause the barkeep tells them to sit wherever and right on. The food was good. The menu looks very basic and doesn't do the food justice. The 3 salads accompanying each meal are listed without description or fanfare. You don't know which ones you'll get. We got four different ones in combination for two entrees. Even the chicken satay we ordered for our little one came with two salad sides. Two out of four were great, the others bland. Each salad is about 1/4 of a cup, fairly small. The sesame seaweed with ginger and heirloom tomato salads rocked. The guacamole (really just smash avocados without seasoning) and cabbage salad (no dressing, plain with two honeyed almonds on top) were uninspiring. We got the Manilla tofu and beef lasagna as the main dishes. The Manilla tofu was cooked just right with great sauce and an ample portion of protein compared to your average Nordic experience. The beef lasagna was decadent. It was more reminiscent of mousaka than lasagna, cheesy, pillowy, creamy, and very thin Al dented pasta. Not a whole lot of meat but very flavorful and filling. The drink list was pretty good. I had a nice primotivo for only 55 Kr. Whole bottles are reasonable finds at good prices. They also serve half bottles I'm carafes. Good brew selection too. Prices were fair for the fare. Much less expensive than many surrounding restaurants. Overall, great spot. Good to hang or eat. Not pretentious but just good enoufh food.

I was really excited to finally have kebabs and I wanted something good, not just some random shop…read morewith meat that has been sitting in the fridge for a really long time. The staff were really nice. I asked for an English menu but they didn't have any but informed me that there is a staff member who is very fluent in English. Luckily my friend knew Danish, so it was no problem. There was quite a variety (doner, platters, sweets, turkish pizza) and prices were pretty standard. I had the lamb kebab while my friend had the chicken shawarma (I think). There was a bit too much fat in the lamb for my liking. It was well seasoned but a little tough to chew. The bulgar was flavorful but dry... I'm a bit disappointed with the food, but somewhat enjoyable. Maybe other options taste better? The restaurant is quite spacious and it looks like there's areas for large groups. They even have outdoor seating for days with nice weather.

I really feel like one of the more important things to do in life when you first move to a city is…read moreto take note of where the cheap and easy (and arguably healthy) eats are. Previously, my go-to has been Kebabistan on Istegade, which was closer to my old apartment. Tragically, it's just a little too far away now to justify a quick stop in on the way home, so I was searching for candidates for a replacement. Safir is basically always at least half full of people. On Friday nights, there is a line out the front door. My curiosity finally got the best of me last night and I tried a simple and cheap dish (shawarma salat - 30kr) last night. It was the perfect amount of food, and the meat was very good quality. I would've loved a little more "salat" in the "salat" but I was definitely satisfied at the end of the meal. My dinner dates ordered the half chicken platter, which will get a vicarious thumbs up in this review. I'm also told the ayran is second to none, and a must when eating shawarma, but I went with bottled water. Living life on the edge, always. :) Considering the value and quality for the money you spend, this place is definitely worth a visit.

Stopped here for a late lunch while sightseeing. Sandwiches were delicious, and quick!read more

Enjoyed the "Full Power Vegan" hot grilled sandwich with goat cheese. It was delicious. Many…read morevegetarian options available. Friendly staff.

Aloha, traveling through Copenhagen (known as the foodies capital of creative cuisine) felt like…read morecomfort food. Restaurant Akropolis should be on everyone's list. Awesome Greek cuisine with Greek wines too. We enjoyed the best pre-fixe and added the fried feta salad. All so yummy. I think our waiter was shocked we ate so much. lol. Put this restaurant on your list to dine at. Enjoy!

It's just ok. The food was very decent. I was not happy at…read moreall about the platting, but satisfied about the taste overall. We shared few appetisers and a main course. The zucchini patty (kolokithokeftedes) were very good. Feta saganaki totally different than what I usually have in Greece, but very tasty. Kalamares (fried squid) was not exciting. I grew up on a Greek island, so I'm a hard judge on sea-food. Our main was Kleftiko. Is lamp cooked in a ceramic pot. That was spot on! Soft, juicy and on perfect temperature. The chef knows his business here! Also their baklava is awesome, but some people might think it's too sweet. That's how it is supposed to be thought! What surprised me was that it was pricy (not expensive) starters and cheap entrées. The deco is just too kitschy! A lot! At least not unappetising

Nice to see Turkish people eating at this restaurant-implies food must be good. Ordered lentil soup…read moreand hummus for starters, both were excellent. Hummus had the right blend of flavors. Ordered minced meat kabob for dinner, generous portions with tender meat, flavorful rice and sauce and tasty salad. Baklava with ice cream for dessert was a divine ending to a very satisfying meal! Prices were quite reasonable given that this is Kobenhavn. A place worth returning to. Located right across the Tycho Brahe planetarium. Clean interior and kitchen, restroom was clean as well.

Super great place to eat. I travel a lot and this is is going in my records of favorite places to…read moreeat. It was so good we are going tomorrow night for something different. The owner was excellent and super fast meals food and hot to the table. You will not be disappointed. Thanks you for the good meal especially after flying from Canada and being jet lagged.

Loved this restaurant in Copenhagen! My friend made a reservation the day of, and we were able to…read moresnag a spot on the first floor for 3 people at around 7:30pm. The menu includes an array of small plates, large plates and sauces. We definitely ordered wayyyy too much food - but it was all so good. My favorites were the falafel, the halloumi plate, and the baba gannouch. Each dish had great flavor and beautiful cover. All affordable food high recommend!

We went with 6 of the tapas plates, and all were delicious. We tried to rate them from best to…read morelowest and simply couldn't, because everything was so good. The reason for only 4 stars was that they ran out of two of our selections; although the two suggested replacements were excellent, we did feel some disappointment.

God mat,mycket bra service,en underbar trivsam lokal,gammaldags mysig.det bästa som hänt oss att…read morebesöka.Berit og Christina.

Found this place walking around the backstreets of Copenhagen. A lot of locals go there and they…read moreadvertise the buffet for 89Kronor which is about 17 dollars. They had just about everything on the buffet: chicken, veal, meatball, rice, potato's, bread, pizza, lettuce, vegetables. They have a garden area which was nice but a little chilly for me. Food was good and service was pretty much self service. I would recommend.

Fiat is a charming Italian Tratattoria located in the City Center of Copenhagen. It's a popular…read morerestaurant for local residents and has a well earned reputation for the best pizza in town. The homemade pasta and wood oven fired pizza's are delicious. Highly recommended but with caution regarding prices; one pizza and two pasta entries alone without a bottle of wine was over $250.00 CAD. However, these appear to be reasonable prices for Copenhagen.

Great atmosphere, good service and delicious food. We ate in the open air inside which was really…read morecool- just not super quiet but still cozy. The pizza pasta and carpaccio and tiramisu was delicious!