Great dive bar in central Copenhagen! Pub atmosphere us bolstered by the dark woody interior, tons…read moreof historic bar photos, aging cask-sign out front, and the imported British bartender! Don't expect fancy drink-specials; it is a dive bar! But basics from Macallan 12 to small-batch local beers, no prob! Order at the bar and seat yourself, just like all dive-bars. Love it!

Good beers, very small place, but don't even have napkins. Nice to chat with friends.read more

The Moose is still one of the cheapest bars in downtown Copenhagrn for beer &shots and is open…read moreevery day from 3pm. Draft beer pint 28 d.kr.

A divey bar in the middle of Copenhagen, which seems kind of forgotten from time with it's jukebox…read moreand the old style wooden bar. It's funny how a bar that is so divey can be so fun. Being a student in a technical university makes you meet with all sorts of people who like all sorts of places. The moose is a favorite for DTU people. So I have been several times drinking beers there and I have had a lot of fun in this little bar. You always meet new people here, everyone always seems happy, friendly and talkative in here. But if you are a cocktail kind of person just don't go there. It's a pure experience to visit the moose. I think it's the only bar in cph I know that never closes. Or was it that it closes for one hour to clean somewhere in the morning. Apart from that you can count on moose for a beer. Always. The beer is cheap (25dkk if I remember right). The only negative thing for me (positive for others) is that it is a smokey bar. So you can smoke as much as you want inside, which is a bit annoying for me as a non smoker.

The beer pitchers here are extremely cheap would definitely recommend if you are tryna have a…read morecasual beer or three

Stopped in after walking for miles. This is definitely a locals joint. Beers were good, a couple…read moredifferent choices of Pilsner. Friendly locals.

One of my old waterholes in the inner city bottled beer from 32 kr. And full bar--mixed public from…read moreall ages, jazz music, one of the 1st 'Anericam bars' in Copenhagen

The bar looked nice, and it was quite empty. Wine was bad and bar tender lady was incredibly rude…read more Excellent reviews I read are not true. At least I did not see how and why this place is amazing.

Palæ Bar reminds me of visiting my best friend's grandparents: everything is interesting, probably…read morefrom way before your time and you are welcomed with open arms by the lovely lady behind the counter. They serve the most amazing beer, and I would recommend the darker sorts, e.g. Grimbergen Double with a homemade "smørbrød" (ie. sandwich). A beautiful rest from busy, touristy Copenhagen. Worthy of a visit!

Dive bar. Check. Smoking permitted. Check. Louis Armstrong playing in the background. Check. Free…read morewifi. Check. Came across this place while getting lost in Copenhagen. Definitely a good place to stop by for a beer or two while sightseeing.

Good enough of a bar to hang out with your friend and have a good time. My friend who lives in…read moreCopenhagen took me here for a couple beers and a "pub quiz". The quiz was bloody difficult and we lost miserably. Gave me a chance to laugh at myself :)

Great Interior, nachos and beer. Good place if you like to watch sports games like soccer (if…read moreyou're into that). I don't think I would care much about service here. It's more beer then food on their menu cards. Seems like quite an international pub and that fits CPH quite. Seems to be relatively clean too (compared to some other places here).

Great place for a shopping drink! LOTS of beers on tap, and a busy taproom, but typically Danish -…read moremodern and bright inside. We tried a "Bloody Mary Beer", and it was excellent! I had a couple of pilsners, as is my taste, and they were all fresh and delicious. A good place to pop in while shopping!

Great place for beers on tap! 60+ beers! It was busy when we got there after dinner but there's…read moreplenty of seating. Super chill place and would def recommend to beer lovers

I went for the simple reason that my name is Andy and it's always nice finding places with your…read morename so I wanted to give it a shot. It was a small, dimly lit bar that I wanted to kick back and people watch and I definitely could do that here. Most of the beers on tap were out when I tried to order. The staff wasn't the most friendly I encountered in the area, but nice enough I suppose. I think this would be a good happy hour kind of spot. It did get a little rowdy as I was sitting at the bar, which I didn't mind, it's always good to watch. Plus as an American, they have air conditioning in the bar which I loved sitting near. I had a few beers and left. Was an alright visit. Glad I went, but not sure I'd go back.

So this place....it is one of my favorites for sentimental reasons. But beware: this is an example…read moreof a real Danish bodega if you will. I would come here after work with my colleagues, and it is the perfect place to relax, grab a beer, and people watch. It used to be a lot more dodgy than it is now, but you always end up talking to someone who's a bit weird, seeing something you have never seen, and just taking in the atmosphere thinking about what has gone on in this bar for so many years.... I must admit...I do miss the jukebox though...

This place is only open for lunch until 5 pm. Their specialty is smorrgorbord and they offer…read morereasonably priced specials of 3-4 items. The restaurant is a few steps off of Nyhaven. It's very cute, seating is a bit tight but the ambiance is great especially in the back patio. Be ware that drinks are pricey as everywhere else around Nyhaven but the experience, food and service, was excellent and we went back for another meal.

I was desperate to try some smørrebrød (traditional open faced sandwich) when I was visiting…read moreDenmark for the first time. So I rode my rental bike over to what seemed to be a touristy area of the city. I saw a building with the words "dansk smørrebrød" on it and I parked the bike and went on in. It's a cozy place with many small tables clustered around and a small bar. The bar has good beer on tap and a lot of different Carlsberg varieties. I had a seasonal Christmas been because the server suggested it. I think he just wanted to get rid of it, but whatever. It was good. Regular Carlsberg lager is actually good in Copenhagen because it is fresh. On to the smørrebrød! I had salmon, which was perfect with the lime slice squeezed on it. Underneath the fish was bread and a dollop of horseradish and some lovely cheese. I had to scrape off some of the horseradish because there was too much and it was overpowering. The fish was fresh and delicious and I left feeling full and happy with my decision to seek out this place. Tip: The women's bathroom is down the stairs. I wasn't quite sure where it was so I used the men's bathroom. It's not the cheapest place to dine. But then again, where is in Copenhagen? I believe I ended up paying $17 USD for my sandwich and $9-10 for my beer. The bonus was the pretty canal and bright colored houses. Somebody parked right next to my bike outside, "parking" it in...that's SO Copenhagen.