Iced Americano had a clean flavor but distinctly Ethiopian. I brought my own soy milk to mix with…read moreit because they only had oat milk. Nice casual atmosphere with colorful seat cushions. Afro R&B music. Prompt courteous service.

Very good Cappuccino and Flat White. One can taste that the coffee beans were gently roasted and…read morethe high quality milk used in these beverages. The Espresso has a chocolateness and a pleasant fruity acidity to it. Very recommendable!

really good coffee - both pour over and espresso were delicious. great space, lots of seating…read moreinside.

By far the most expensive cup of coffee I've ever had and it def was so smooth. It has a cute,…read morehipster vibe and the employees are really helpful. Bought some beans back as a gift. It was a nice experience, but you gotta really love coffee for the price lol.

Uhhmmm... what happened here?…read more We had heard so much about April Coffee that we were really looking forward to trying it. Unfortunately, this ended up being the worst coffee we had on the entire trip. And no... this isn't because we don't like light roast coffee. We've had plenty of excellent light roast coffees. This was just poorly executed. Our cappuccino simply wasn't good. Then came the price... 90 DKK for ONE cappuccino. Seriously? We don't mind paying for great coffee. We actually seek it out when we travel. But at that price, it better be something special... and this definitely wasn't. Maybe we caught them on a bad day? Either way, for us... absolutely not.

Man, what a place to start your Saturday…read more Entering to close quarters, one's forced to check the bluster and ego at the door. A symbiosis of stillness and social subtleties. As the weather beckoned my seat outside, much was to celebrate. Sharing in conversation with those around me, learning from Ruth, and witnessing somebody enjoy a pair of cigarettes over coffee. This isn't uppity, it isn't grimey, it's in the pocket. If you will, nomadic. The right amount of each portion, nothing more. Opting for a "Mini Breakfast Special" with a waffle replacing the coffee is the perfect kickstart for any non-bean addict. Frankly by waffle time, the finale, I was in a cocoon of tranquility. Due to this state, syrup was forgotten for my first few bites. Still hit. Hit even harder once I drizzled that dark brown elixir over top. One last little anecdote of note. Pulpy orange juice is notoriously discriminated against and I hate it. The Nomad hates that too. Just delightful to be backed in this claim to regain tasty OJ!

Such a cozy coffee shop in Copenhagen! No frills, just really good coffee and great convos with the…read moreowner. If I ever go back I want to leave a memorabilia from California for him to use in his shop.

I stopped for coffee in the train station this morning and Ricco's did not disappoint! The photo…read morewas taken at home with a croissant from another place but Ricco's had a few bakery items that just came out of the oven that looked good too. Customer service was excellent and so was my steaming hot mocha on a slightly chilly morning. Thank you to the barista this morning. He was friendly, chatty and very helpful.

Service was great. Barista's are very charismatic. The coffee was really good and the aesthetic was…read moreon point! So cute, good vibes.

It's always fun to try out new places in the neighbourhood, including this small place not so far…read morefrom Øresund metro st. This place is a just plain coffee bar, they have specified that they don't have warm food, due to the lack of proper kitchen they have, but they make damn good coffee, and my flat white was excellent. This coffee bar is a "branch" of the original Copenhagen Coffee Lab in Boldhusgade, across the parliament, and they take their coffee seriously. I got here on one morning in December with a mild hangover after the office Christmas party the night before. Looking for a quick fix instead of having to prepare breakfast for myself, the boyfriend and I headed here on a Saturday morning for coffee and a quick bite. As I previously spelt out, my flat white was excellent and my breakfast bun (morgenboller - sliced with butter and cheese) was very nice. The boyfriend was very happy with his cappuccino and a giant croissant.  This place is very cosy, with great service. The seats were not many, so sometimes it gets full in here, but without the noise and the crowd. I do notice that people come and go, to get their coffees away, but there are locals like us who linger a bit longer for a talk or just to read newspapers. It's exactly the kind of local hangout that we need more in Amager.

Love little café! Just what you need if you want to sit down to read your book, knit or just watch…read morepeople walk by. And they make the best coffee!

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?