We weren't in town for long and I wanted to try at least one traditional Danish meal--this was…read moreperfect for that! The service was fantastic! The restaurant cozy and warm. The food was very tasty. I will have to admit that this is not my favorite cuisine and my knowledge very limited. However, I can tell it was fresh and thoughtfully put together. That being said, it was a place I greatly appreciated trying once but won't be back--due to my own preference and flavor palate. It is not too expensive relative to its quality but I don't like that the prices weren't on the menu. Also, remember to make a reservation. It gets quite busy.

It's very busy; reservations are recommended even at lunch. The portions are small and it's super…read moreexpensive. Only come here if you're on an expense account!

Wow, this place was excellent!…read more It is located across from the church and has a Belgian flag out front. The owner is super nice to talk to and very knowledgable about the beers, the food and the area. It is definitely very Belgian and there are many Belgian beers in bottles you can have with food or to buy. The food here was delicious! We only had a snack but it was amazing! We shared the large charcuterie plate between four people. There were three different types of meat, all very fresh and delicious. It also came with bread, cheese, small pickles and the most delicious pate I've ever tried. This place is well worth a stop!

Thirion is a very special place. Though directly across the street from The Church of our Saviour…read moreand within a few blocks of Christiana, the lack of Americanized neon lights, pulsating music, or a gorilla spinning a "great eats here" sign, made it nondescript. I cautiously followed my coworker down the steps into this basement gem and it was lifechanging (maybe a little exaggeration.) Eric specializes in charcuterie and wine. He also must have a side business of converting lapsed vegetarians/sometime vegans into full on carnivores. The combination of his quaint shop with classical music, "try this" samples, great deals on exceptional wine, and probably the best (if not most memorable) sandwich I've ever had, made Thirion one of the high points of my week in Copenhagen. Sheer simplicity with great ingredients-crusty bread, Dijon mustard, arugula, salami, and a cornichon pickle, washed down with some red wine made for quite a memorable afternoon. Make that 2...Liked it so much I made another trip the next day for a repeat performance. Eric is just a nice guy with great knowledge and products who you want to see do well. Highly recommend Thirion.

As an American, my first instinct is to say,"so much better than IKEA!!!"…read more Everything we ate was fantastic. The meatballs were incredible, sauce was mouthwatering, even the pickled cucumbers were perfect.

The only restaurant that had pre-travel reservations made was this one and it did not disappoint…read more Felicia was a stellar service and made us feel completely welcomed. The food was everything you expect from Swedish comfort food. The Swedish meatballs that my husband had came in his second favorite of all time (he *wisely* noted that his favorite are still those he has at home). The Swedish takes on Wiener schnitzel was excellent. Starters of steak tartare and a charcuterie board rounded out the meal in this cozy pub like restaurant.

Clemens Kött & Husman is Swedish comfort food done right. The meatballs are excellent, the…read morechateaubriand is rich and tender, and the mashed potatoes with lingonberries are exactly what you want when you're hungry and don't feel like pretending you want a salad. Everything tastes hearty and well-made, like someone very skilled quietly running the kitchen. You order at the counter, grab a seat, and they bring the food to you, which feels like a great system when your feet are tired from wandering the food hall. The staff is super friendly, and it's also part butcher shop, so you can stare at beautiful cuts of meat while waiting and question your life choices. It's a bit on the pricey side at around 200-300 kr per person ($20-$30), but honestly, after one bite you kind of stop caring. Worth it if you want something filling and classic Swedish without overthinking.

Selma serves modern Danish smørrebrød (open-faced sandwiches). I came with a few friends for lunch…read moreand we ordered: * Cod, beetroot, capers, horseradish, and poached egg * Herbsalted salmon, bergamot, trout roe, winter radish, and pearl onion * Jerusalem artichoke, winter truffle, hazelnut, and apple * Prästost aged for 38 months, Knäckebröd, and apple Our favorite was the cod, followed by the salmon. The Jerusalem artichoke was underseasoned, and tasted like dried potatoes. The shaved truffle on the Jerusalem artichoke did not have any taste (1 star off); it seemed decorative only. The prästost was a good hard cheese, but Knäckebröd was a dry cracker, so it was not an open-faced sandwich at all (1 star off). Maybe we ordered the wrong things. The presentations looked beautiful though.

Probably came up in a majority of the videos and ChatGPT so we had to stop by. It was also on the…read morelist of.. if you can't eat at Noma stop by Selma! This is a fine dining place with Smørrebrød specialities. We started with a snap flight and got 3 smørbrod each. I got the potato, plaice/shrimp and a dessert and my husband got all 3 herrings - fennel, spices and elderflower (I think). All exceptional!! Service was top notch! If you're in Copenhagen and you want to try some good quality Smørbrød, Selma should be on your list!

Was a lovely meal in a very pretty restaurant. Had chicken tikka masala, lamb, and Chana masala,…read moreplus basmati rice, samosas and naan. Good service.

Delicious food and service is top notch!! Everything we ordered was amazing and price was ok for…read moreCopenhagen eatery .. especially in the city center.. will definitely visit again..

We popped in for a beverage and to charge our devices while traveling through -- what a pleasant…read moresurprise! Loved the unique decor, cozy vibes, and sweet staff. Watching the neighborhood locals mingle with baristas and amongst themselves was extra special. Ample seating outdoors as well as multiple areas indoors. We didn't have any food but all of the pastries looked fabulous.

Such a fun concept for brunch! It's a set price for 3, 5 or 7 items on your brunch board…read more Everything was delicious. They also have a great system for getting folks in & out. You order by checking what you want on a paper menu & then paying at the counter at the end with the same paper. Lovely ambiance & good service.

Excellent place to dine. It is small. Reservations are probably helpful, depending on the menu. I…read moresat at the small bar (4 people max).They have a daily special that everyone seemed to be ordering. Tonight's was the nation's dish:. Fried pork (large bacon pieces), potatoes and a white sauce covered in parsley. Danes love it, just okay for me. Service was excellent. A bit expensive...160 DKK /24 USD.. a very Danish experience. Would go again.