Three or four stars? It's a tough question when it comes to this place but I end up giving it four…read morestars instead. Why did I even consider three? - It's a trendy place so there were lots and lots of people there when we tried our brunch there on a Sunday morning. Although we didn't have to wait long for our table, online table booking would have been more convenient. Seriously, what's up with these brunch places - you can be strict and say you would hold table for 15 minutes only and I am sure people would appreciate that. - Noise level was absolutely bad, see #1. It's a big open place inside and since there were lots of people and they were all talking, we could hardly have a conversation inside, let alone hygge, but fortunately the food was good enough of a distraction - Super greasy bacon. Seriously, if you claim to be a brunch place, do your bacon right. I like the smokey flavour but the shit was literally dripping with oil. Kinda disgusting to pick up from the plate and now for the positive sides: I love that there are more and more brunch places with this concept where you mix and match your own stuff. All the stuff they had in their menu (would like to try the asparagus but they didn't have that!) sounded so scrumptious that we felt like we had to try it all and we did (almost all). My personal favourites would be the soft-boiled egg and the waffle, although Mina K also swore by the sunny side up egg (spejlæg). The item that I was looking forward the most (avocado) turned out to be a big disappointment. More flavour please. Although there were so many people on that day, the service was very prompt and efficient, we got our table relatively fast considering that there were 6 names ahead of us and the food came quick too. My cortado was delicious although it was somewhat weak. All in all, service was quick and painless. I might want to try this place again on a not weekend morning, or maybe later in the afternoon when there's more relaxed atmosphere around this place. Sunday morning brunch gave us bad vibes since they were a lot of people waiting to get their brunch and the stressed out waiters and waitresses didn't help. Four for now and I really hate to degrade my review. I hope it never will come to that.

This place is becoming one of my favorites in Copenhagen. One advantage is the place is located…read morejust around the corner from me, but the other thing is the concept at the café. The concept is that you recieve the menu, which is a piece of paper listing all the things the place have to offer, and a pencil. You do not order to the waiter, but fill out the paper sheet by crossing off on the menu what you and your table desire, so in summary you actually design your own menu. The place offers a lot of different things, but mostly the place is for breakfast/ brunch and maybe lunch.. They offer different style eggs, sausages, youghurt, müsli, fruit etc., and each little dish cost between 20-50 kr.. The food is served in these little ceramic, stylish plates. I would recommend their poached egg, the avocado, grape fruit and their delicious coffee. I am very found of the place and it is worth a visit. One advice is to come early during the weekend, or make reservations, because the place is packed.

Great breakfast/ brunch spot. We were recommended this place by the employees at our hotel, so we…read moredecided to give it a try. Definitely an interesting concept -- you pick 5 small things from the menu and they bring it out on a board. The food was pretty good and for sure a good presentation. The food was a little pricey though to be honest, but a fun place to try out when visiting.

The staff was so nice. Food was great. We liked the little cafe vibe and the cinnamon rolls were…read moregood.

Great restaurant for a quick bite! The steak sandwich tasted great, service was stellar, and the…read morerestaurant vibes were awesome. I was surprised that this place wasn't crowded at all when we went during lunch time. No need for a reservation, feel free to just walk in.

If you are staying in the former Meat Packing district when visiting Copenhagen you will see…read moreseveral places to eat, but not many are dine-in and/or open later in the evening. Fortunately, this place offers dine-in and they are open a bit late. They have indoor and outdoor seating and a bar area. Plus, they have an entire area across the street in the middle park area for more outdoor dining. It is a nice place to sit and just relax with a few drinks after a day of playing tourist. I/we really enjoyed the vibe and the atmosphere. The staff is friendly, but overall the service is slow...and your server may change without notice. Everything seemed like it took forever--and I don't like being thirsty especially. As for the food...the garlic bread appetizer was quite tasty. The chicken pasta and mushroom pasta dishes were good, but keep the salt & pepper handy. I normally travel with a small bottle of hot sauce "just in case", but I forgot it...if you do this too, bring it! The big plus about this place is that they are open late and have dine-in in this area. If you don't want to eat...great...I do think this is a nice place to just order a drink and maybe an appetizer (or dessert) to just chill after a long day. Apropos is within walking distance of a lot of different hotels in the area. However, the metro/subway station isn't far...maybe 300 meters of walking distance. Moreover, there is parking along the street if you have a rental car and/or you live over here and are visiting with your own vehicle.

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I was interested in this cafe due to a picture featured in my Denmark travel book…read more It is located in the beautiful neighborhood of Christianshavn.. (where I also wanted to visit Kirke.) on a cobblestoned street. "Café Wilder is one of the oldest and most charming cafés in Christianshavn, and it is always packed with high-spirited regulars. The atmosphere is relaxed, multicultural and multilingual." The food served at Wilder is very good- you will find Danish options such as cod, mussels, steak tartare, grilled duck sausage and burgers. I chose the Vegetarian burger made from Panko fried celery, bread crumbs, raclette cheese, sauerkraut cornichon, onion confit and special sauce. Pommes frites with aioli accompanied the burger. I opted to skip the raclette ( too strong a cheese for me) and the sauerkraut which I'm not a fan. I must admit, this is one of the best veggie burgers I have ever had.. I know it's a pretty powerful statement. Additionally, I dislike celery and was not going to order this, however, I took a chance. I was glad I did as I enjoyed every bite. I chose a Sauvignon Blanc to wash it down , and it too was delicious. The vibe here is very French bistro or if you are a New Yorker, it reminds me very much of Odeon in Lower Manhattan, which I love. There are other menu options which were not offered to me: The Board which consists of amuse bouche, entree and dessert served all day. The service was professional and kind.. I know there are rarely substitutions on the menu as the chef prepares to his vision. But I do wish there could have been a cheese substitute. That is a minor issue. I enjoyed eating in style and relaxing post another Danish tour. Take M1( yellow line) to Christshavn stop and walk toward Wildersgarde, @5 minute walk. It is located on a quiet street.

My ultimate favorite cafe in Copenhagen! I love this location on Amager for several reasons: the…read morestaff is so lovely and welcoming, the space is open and accommodating with two levels, offering a friendly layout and chill vibe. They do it all so well - from brunching to dinner and coffee to hot chocolate. I actually learned to say my order in Danish because I became a regular. "Må jeg få varm chokolade med oat mælk, tak." You will not be disappointed! ;) I made it a mission to come in to read my book from cover to cover, and in turn, have made several friends in the process. Missing my evenings here, the conversations and the wonderful people who work in the cafe. Can't wait to return to Copenhagen and reunite over a cuppa tea and hot cocoa!

I really loved the idea of the pick and choose brunch menu, so I was sure to include this on my…read moreitinerary. I got the 3 selections which was honestly a good amount for me. I definitely reccomend getting the bread, the rye was amazing and so moist, almost spongy! I also got the scrambled eggs, good if maybe a bit watery, and the romesco cream cheese was amazing on the bread. I also got a cappuccino which was great. All in all, a really good brunch experience for a decent price (considering copenhagen prices)

The porridge bowls are tasty, fresh, and crazy filling. I recommend the classic which comes with…read moresalted almonds, apple slices, and what seems like homemade caramel sauce. The best surprise was the bowl actually comes with a hidden layer of toppings in the middle in addition to the top!! They were very generous with the toppings and I left feeling completely satisfied. The workers were also super friendly. It cost 65 dkk which is about 10 usd, a steep price for a bowl of oatmeal. However, given the high costs of Copenhagen in general, the price isn't too bad for a very filling breakfast.

Wonderful! I went here because both of the other breakfast places I went to were closed or too…read morebusy. Should have directly gone here because this was right next door to where I was and I'm so happy I ended up having a delicious breakfast here! The ambiance is super cozy, and I ordered a "That's Nut's" acai bowl which was delicious. Perfect meal to keep me going - it was pretty cold outside this day. The acai bowl does come cold, so keep that in mind but I personally love eating them for breakfast so I'm pretty use to it, no matter what the temperature is outside. Saw that the porridge also looked spectacular. Would highly recommend, wish I could go back

Nov 2022- upon searching for a breakfast & coffee shop that opened early, we stumbled upon this…read moreplace. The cafe is spacious, clean and has lots of seating. They had a great menu of different items from pastries, sandwiches, fresh juices/smoothies and espresso drinks. This cafe's menu items reminded me of a Whole Foods type of vibe, very healthy and fresh. I ordered both a savory potato type pastry that had a bit of a spice kick to it, and also a cardamom bun. I enjoyed both. I also ordered a fresh ginger and carrot juice since I felt slightly under the weather from traveling from Hawaii to Copenhagen. My cappuccino was excellent as well. Sundays they offer a special brunch menu where you select your entrees and side and it comes as a set meal. We came in early during a weekday morning and it was empty. But as we were leaving the place started getting very busy. Customer service was pleasant enough and our order came out quickly. We thoroughly enjoyed eating here so much that we came back twice during our trip to Copenhagen. If I ever find myself back in this city I will definitely be returning.

Super adorable bakery/restaurant that can easily be overlooked by travelers on their way to Amager…read moreStrandpark (the artificial island/beach/seaside public park in Copenhagen). In the short time that we were visiting Denmark, we visited Wulff og Konstali Food Shop twice! It's got a cozy ambiance, the cutest décors, and your seating options are either indoors at a long, communal table, or outdoors at picnic tables. The ordering process at Wulff og Konstali can be a bit overwhelming/confusing as there are no signage with instructions. After talking with some of the people already in line, we figured out what we needed to do: grab a table, pick up a Brunch sheet, fill it out, hop back into line, pay, and (not-so-patiently) wait for your food. The first time we visited was on a Wednesday, we stayed indoors, and we ordered two Brunches (one 5 pcs, one 7pcs). Together, we got to try 12 dishes: the Almond Croissant, the Danish Style Poppy Seed Croissant, 2 Fried Eggs, the Scrambled Eggs, the 1/2 Avocado with Sesame Seeds and Olive Oil, the Tomatoes with Olive Oil and Oregano, the Fruits of the Day, the Høost Organic Danish Cheese with Honey and Roasted Almonds, the Skyr (Organic Icelandic Yogurt) with Sea Buckthorn and Honey Roasted Spelt Flakes, the Fennel Salami with Pickled Fennel, the Smoked Salmon with Artichoke Cream and Dill, and the Vanilla Waffle with Salt Caramel and Freezedried Raspberries. Everything we ordered from the Brunch Menu was finger-licking-delicious. The 1/2 Avocado with Sesame Seeds and Olive Oil was smothered in sea salt and it was a little too salty for me. The Vanilla Waffle with Salt Caramel and Freezedried Raspberries erred on the sweeter side and we couldn't finish it. I'd skip over the Fruits of the Day. My favorites were the Danish Style Poppy Seed Croissant and the Smoked Salmon with Artichoke Cream and Dill. The second time we came back, we were experts on what to do--we came on a Friday, and we opted to enjoy our food outside and bask in the sun. We ordered one Danish Style Poppy Seed Croissant and one coffee. Both were delicious and I made it a point to save half of the pastry for our flight home. If I ever find myself in Copenhagen again, I know I'd be back at Wulff og Konstali in a heartbeat!

I came here with my colleague to warm up after we'd climbed up the tower of the nearby Vor Frelsers…read moreChurch - I can highly recommend this combination: burning calories at first and then eating some freshly prepared smørrebrød. For us non-Danes, smørrebrød just sounds so exotic, whereas in fact it literally only means butter on bread. In fact, the Danes themselves often don't call it Smørrebrød, they just call it Rugbrød (rye bread). And it's exactly for the rye part that I love this typical Danish specialty so much. Here at Sweet Treat we ordered one rugbrød with meatballs & red beets and another one with fishcake & sauce - both topped off with cilantro. It was really delicious and although it doesn't look as a huge portion, the rugbrød is actually quite filling. The café itself is tiny, but very cute...I right away felt at home. Although, I think we caught the owner on a bad day, as she was a bit grumpy. Maybe it was because we were sweating so profusely after the climb up the church tower...

I was super excited to check out this cafe within walking distance to Christiania while in town…read moretoday. Sweet Treat is a quaint cafe serving up basic coffee/tea drinks and baked goods as well as a limited dining selection. I ordered the tea and a oat bar and was happy with my selection but thrown off by the rude service. One of the employees behind the counter was kind and accommodating but the lady taking my order was extremely rude throughout my ordering and payment process - rolling her eyes and ignoring me multiple times. Not sure what I did to offend her (maybe because I'm American ?) but it completely ruined my outlook on the place. The tea and biscuit were very good but also very pricy (60 kr total) There are so many cute cafes throughout the city it won't be difficult to find one with kinder service and better pricing.