This was a really cool open air market in the central part of the Triangeln neighborhood, close to…read moreFolkets Park. There were various booths set up with a number of foods, mostly fruits, veggies, and herbs. My friend who lives in the area says a lot of the vendors just give what they have left at the end of the day to needy people who can't afford to purchase the items. I thought that was a really good idea, and very progressive of them. This area was surrounded by shops, restaurants and cafes. There were some benches to sit, and made for good people watching, as well as getting acclimated to the area.

Depending in weather, the square holds as many stands as they can squeeze in…read more Rumor has it a herbs-only stand appears in the summer, and a fish stands rolls in weekly. Offerings are raw; veggies, fruits, flowers. Prices are great and business is usually high, especially in Saturdays. Don't expect any ready made foods at this market, but rather run to some of the smaller falafel places around the square. Best coffee break after your shopping is the coffee bar without a name on the corner.

This was an awesome find!! It's like a huge food hall with…read moredifferent local foods. One of the main dishes I found is different toasts with toppers. It's easy to walk around and find literally anything for anyone to eat! This is a good lovers dream!

I feel it's important to share my disappointing experience in Torvehallerne at Omegn & Venner…read moreDuring our meal, our belongings were stolen, which severely affected our overall experience. Alarmingly, the staff seemed familiar with the thief/theft, even conversing with him in Roma, and appeared more upset with us for expressing our distress than with the situation itself. To make matters worse, the chef was confrontational and lacked empathy. If my customers were robbed in my establishment, I would be deeply embarrassed and would prioritize assisting them instead of responding aggressively. I was unable to pay for our meal because my device was taken, yet the restaurant insisted on charging us the full price, which we observed another patron pay. They did not contact the police or report the theft. Instead of providing assistance, we were asked to leave while the thief was allowed to walk away, despite three witnesses confirming he was the one responsible. Afterward, we approached the police, who informed us that such treatment of customers is unacceptable and raises serious safety concerns. I strongly advise potential diners to reconsider their choice of restaurant. While the food may be enjoyable, the treatment of customers left much to be desired.

my very favourite green grocer in nørrebro. "but all the best grønthandler are in outer nørrebro!"…read moreyou may say. well, the prices may be better out there, but the good guys behind the counter here remember your face and are really friendly. they carry just about everything you need to whip up some middle eastern food, and they also recently started carrying asian ingredients like thai soup mixes, lemongrass, and birds eye chilies. so when i don't feel up for a trip to the asian shops by the central station or outer nørrebro, i never think twice about coming to hind market.

as an american from the west coast, this burger is the closest thing you can get to in n out that…read morei've tried in europe since i moved here in august. definitely recommend trying this if you are in the area!! didn't try any of the other food in the hall but it looked good. the burger and the drink costed around $18

We discovered this food hall when watching videos about what to do in Malmo and I'm SO glad we went…read morehere! It's filled with a variety of food options. The day we went it was packed with people and long lines for several food spots. We were loving the Swedish meatballs we had gotten to try while visiting Sweden and so had to order these again. It was so much fun to watch our meal be made while sitting at the counter of the food spot we chose. They have a bakery and dessert placed to check out too. Definitely a fun spot to check out!

If you like street food and you like multi-international, and want it all in one place, Refshaleøen…read moreis the place for you. This warehouse area was created as a haven for drinking, eating, and music and is quite popular with locals and tourist alike. Reffen is the largest street food market in northern Europe. There are over 35 restaurant stalls run by independent owners, 10 bars and an onsite brewery. The food is relatively inexpensive, and is generally of good quality. The vibe of this place is very lively and there is typically lots of music too. The variety of food is astonishing. We were able to sample food from several stalls and we enjoyed all of it.

Reffen is basically Copenhagen's ultimate hangout spot. I started off with a Weissbier from Reffen…read moreBrewery (pro tip: get one) and honestly, it was so good I considered a second breakfast just to justify another round. The food options here are wild -- you can snack your way across the globe without ever leaving the park. One minute it's tacos, the next it's dumplings, then suddenly you're eating something you can't even pronounce but tastes amazing. The skate park gives it a cool, laid-back energy, and the views by the water are just the cherry on top. Perfect spot to grab a bite, sip a beer, people-watch, and pretend you're way cooler than you actually are. Highly recommend.

Magasin 36 is a smart and exciting re-purposed piece of industrial real estate in town that has…read morebecome quite popular with the locals. The building dates back to 1835 where it was used as a factory for salt-glazed utensils and also housed a few large kilns. Today, the property has been converted into a fabulous mixed use retail, restaurant, cafe, grocery store, museum, office and artist studio space with a focus on vintage and gastronomy. It's a breathtaking space and a lot of fun to visit. Magasin 36 is split over two levels and what looks like two buildings. There is a cafe on the ground floor that makes it well worth the trip. When you enter the building, walk five steps in and order some of their mouth watering baked goods. I highly recommend their cinnamon and cardamom buns - I went back both mornings of my weekend away in Sweden for a cinnamon bun and a tea. Behind the cafe the food situation gets even better. You find the stunning local-focused grocery store called Hoganas Saluhall with tons of organic produce, freshly baked artisan breads, local farm products from around Skåne (the south western region of Sweden), meats and other specialty food delicacies. We picked up a lemon sourdough bread and a few interesting flat breads to bring to the birthday party later that afternoon. A great outing in the area and I heard from my friend, the restaurant upstairs is equally enjoyable.

Food: Excellent buffé with daily main course. Venue: Located where the ovens for making pottery…read moreused to be. Very cool. (where it once used to be very hot :) )

What a disapointment. The renovated and new shops and restaurant, cafe are lifeless and have no…read morelocal style anymore. The new restaurant feels like a hotel bar in some urban city. New owners should be laughed out of town.

The Saluhall is a very exciting place - and well worth a detour if you're in the area. Situated in…read morethe old Höganäs Ceramics factory, there's great shopping - antiquities and various designs in off-white - and a very impressive food market based on local producers. On the first floor there's a quite big restaurant with good food - priced very reasonably compared to the other rather top-end prices. We ate shrimp open sandwiches and build-your-own burger - the latter cost 129 SEK incl. free sparkling water, coffe and cake. All of it was good quality, but not great gastronomy. It was perfect for us - four adults and four children - because the childrens burgers only costed 10 SEK for each year, they were old. Great offer. Top tip: you can walk into the huge old ceramics ovens - it's a special treat!