Great bar to meet locals, good beers not bad prices. Right in middle of shopping district what's…read morenot to like. It is a total bar food place so if on diet look for the salad list. The atmosphere is upscale laid back. Will definitely be back, recommend the fish and chips the chaps next to us all had it and it looked amazing

We ate here on our first night in Copenhagen. We would not have thought of an Irish pub for our…read morefirst meal but we were hungry, tired and this is what we found.... The location was lovely. We sat outside and it is on the main shopping street so you could just soak in the city and watch all the people pass by. Great people watching. We shared the fish and chips as well as a salad. Portions of the fish were big so unless you are absolutely starving, would recommend sharing.. Both were good. Nothing outstanding but nothing bad. They hit the spot. If you want to watch the people go by and have some decent pub type food, this place is a good choice.

The Shamrock is one of my stops when visiting CPH. Cozy bar with multiple levels. They have…read moreexpanded their draft beer offerings with a rotation so always a new variety to try. Billiard table and huge screen TV with a few comfortable sofas can be enjoyed in the basement. They have Grimbergen on draft (blonde & dark) and a good variety of Stouts as well a few draft Ohara's. As one of the pictures shows, an extensive Whiskey selection. Outside seating is available (2-3 small tables). Bartenders are always upbeat and friendly. Cool spot to watch the game and have a beer.

Friendly, cosy pub with an impressive and extensive range of Irish beers and spirits including malt…read morewhiskey. Great for watching sport and live music but also a cracking monthly indie and punk night in the basement (Urban Hymns).

You know how sometimes you just want a quiet drink, maybe you want to catch up with some of your…read morefriends news and just sit back and relax? This is most definitely not a place for that kind of an evening! You might not even find a seat lad! The Dubliner is a loud and raucous pub, usually with some live music going on. Stuff you can have a good sing along to. It's generally busybut I've never seen it so unpleasantly packed that I couldn't cope with it. I generally prefer a place where I can hear myself thinkbut for a certain kind of an eveningthis place does hit the right notes, which is why I rate it highly. Drinkswise they have the usual Irish pub options (that I hear taste twice as good in Ireland) and I think they do food tooalthough I would recommend getting your eating done earlier on in the nights proceedingssome black pepper tends to go better with your meal than blaring music and people dancing. On my last visit they also had a particular waitress who was cute as a button!

This place has a nice vibe. I was surprised they were watching American football. A good place to…read morego with friends to mingle. But if you're going to this place you better eat before that. We waited an hr for lamb pot roast and fish and chips; which I wouldn't mind if the food was the best thing I ever had which in this case it wasn't. The lamb was dry, the fish to greasy. It was more butter in the fish than the fish itself. Plus $20 per plate not worth it.

Staff is all chillers, food it good. Ambiance is great, live music Aiden, kian, and Owen are the…read morebest bartenders I've ever fucking had

Kid friendly, has your basic staples and a quick centrally located spot to grab standard pub grub…read moreand a pint. Servers very friendly. Chill vibe.

worst security known to exist. I have no words. The service sucks. The drinks are horrible.read more

Very relaxing & warm. Lovely atmosphere. Just dodged in for a drink or two - no food but was nice…read more No Amex but other credit cards accepted.

If I lived in Copenhagen, this would be my local - great no-nonsense Irish owned establishment.read more

Great non commercial irish bar in Copenhagen city centre. Great place for a beer and a chat.read more

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

We have only been in Nyhavn, Copenhagen for several days, but when you hit a gem, you might as well…read morego back to try more things on their menu. Oops, but when you have one of the best meals, why not have it again? Our waiter, Ben, took care of us 3 nights ago. Steve and I both had a glass of wine (different) and we ordered their salmon. OMG, it was amazing. The weather was a balmy 54º but no worries: they have individual heat lamps right above your table, so you can control your set (or was that the Twilight Zone?), which was lovely and I stayed cozy warm. Anyway, tonight, our last night here, we returned. Ben was our waiter again and not only did he remember us, he remembered what we drank and ate. Seriously! This place is very big and very busy. I can understand if we were the only customers for days, but we definitely were not. Very impressive. We had the oven baked wild salmon again with the perfectly seasoned and cooked potatoes and their vegetables that had an unbelievable tomato sauce + yummy hollandaise. It did not disappoint. I've had a lot of meals in many spectacular restaurants, but this meal definitely has to be in the top 10. The only negative for me, but I know we are in Europe, is that the smokers smoke, is annoying and disgusting to smell. Ben: kudos all around. And by the way: Steve tried to tip and Ben refused to take the money. Would this ever happen in the USA?

Do you Smorrebrod? Do you like it with salmon, herring, pork or chicken? With fries or plain?…read moreTwo things on my bucket list planning my Copenhagen trip was to visit Nyhvn and to try Smorrebrod. "Smørrebrød, smørbrød "butter bread", or smörgås "butter goose", is a traditional open-faced sandwich in the cuisines of Denmark, Norway and Sweden that usually consists of a piece of buttered rugbrød topped with commercial or homemade cold cuts, pieces of meat or fish, cheese or spreads, and garnishes" After my Guru walk tour around the City Center, I decided I would lunch in Nyhvn and dine on? You guessed it Smorrebrod. This cozy bistro near the waterfront provided their patrons a slice of warm Danish heaven: open fire and pashmina scarf to keep warm as you dine. I ordered the fried chicken, avocado and greens Smorrebrod with fries. To wash it down, of course, a glass of Carlsberg beer. The chicken and avocado were delicious, the fries were plentiful and served with my favorite condiment, mayonnaise. The beer was out of this world; I savored every sip! The atmosphere is chill and to view the scenic waterfront as I dined was absolutely wonderful. The service was courteous and professional. One can dine inside or in the bar section ( interior, see photos). One can dine well for under 300DKK. Would highly recommend! McJoy's Choice is located in the heart of Nyhvn 47 Nyhvn

Loved this place, we were there for vacation recently. Fish and chips was great, best we had in…read morerecent memory. Service was great, but then I love service in Europe. A little pricey, but they prob all are in a tourist area. We Sat outside, loved it. Great place!

Good location for a drink. Service was good (not busy at…read morethe time ) Food - salmon and fish & chips - 2/5 Stars and high price due to location. I've had more enjoyable food at In-N-Out burger. This was an avoidable mistake

Been there in December and it was packed with locals. Which is always a good sign…read more Cosy, local touch and attentative staff. Loved the hot wine with nuts - or whatever that was ;-)

We had been walking alllllll day (over 20 miles according to my tracker) and I was exhausted and…read morejust wanted to sit down for a bit and grab a drink before we continued on to the hotel. I am so glad that we picked this place because it is one of the oldest bars in the city (1723) and it's actually rather large inside. My friend and I grabbed a spot in the back so we could chat without bothering other people and each of us had two Irish coffees while we recuperated and warmed up from the chill outside. The inside is all wood, and there is the most gorgeous hand made bar in the back area that my friend (who works with wood) was gaga over. The beams in the ceiling, the warmth inside, the friendly staff - it's the kind of place you dream of finding when you're heading to another country and want to stop for a drink. It's a bit of the old world inside the new and was a welcome oasis for both of us. While neither of us tried the gløg, the bar is full of articles and awards for the drink and I'm a little sad we didn't grab a glass and toast the bartender with a friendly skål!