How good could a sandwich be? It was pretty good I have to admit. They took longer than I thought…read moreto prepare a sandwich, but it was worth the wait if you have the time. It was loaded with fresh ingredients. A bit expensive for a sandwich, but that's everywhere in Copenhagen. It was a good size. Can be served on a smorgasbord style, for presentation, if you dine in. I tried the Smagsløget anberfaler (Danish country ham, brie cheese, bacon and homemade salsa) if you want the more traditional sandwich, and Flaeskestegs sandwich (Danish Free-range pig, with pickled cucumbers & red cabbage) if you prefer the pickled taste.

One of the tastiest sandwiches I've ever had. Definitely get the salmon, this is the city for it.read more

I've been here more than a couple of times. Pizza doesn't disappoint…read more We are still not at excellence levels though, but you know that every time you get into this place you'll go out with something decently good in your hands. Staff is kind and welcoming. The place offers many Italian things you can buy, prices are way to high for pizzas but in line with Danish standards. Sometimes their pizza is worth 4 stars and some other times it gets a little burned on the bottom or a little too oily. But overall it's good. If they will be more consistent with the quality of their output I'd gladly change the review and give it 4 stars.

Love the pizza here! One pizza should serve one person. We got the Nordica and the La Tradizonale…read more Both were really good with relatively thin crusts, but I have to say my favorite is the La Tradizonale. It's my go-to every time now. On top of the regular tomato sauce, it is also covered in white truffle cream that tastes like alfredo. The Nordica is good too, topped with salmon, spinach, and goat cheese. I recommend going for lunch 11am-2pm because all the pizzas are 45dkk then. (For example, the La Tradizonale pizza is 82dkk after 2pm). There is a 10% student discount for regular-priced items though, that can't be applied to the lunch prices. Even so, if you are getting pizza, going for lunch is the best value!

Nice little bakery down the street from the airbnb we stayed in in Fredricksburg area. Varied…read moreselection of fresh danish pastries, just the thing to start your day!

All bakeries in Copenhagen drop dead and roll over. This is by far the best bakery in town. You…read morewill drive across the town to buy you bread here. Must tries are their sourdough buns or bread (great with butter, cheese, or jam), tebirkes (a simple pastry), or the kanelsnegle (cinnamon pastry). You can safely buy all their stuff. It's real craftsmen working here. It's not cheap to buy your bread at Brødflov, but quality cost.

Tonight I was hangry and on my way to a 3hr Danish class- a recipe for disaster- when I decided to…read morestop in here. When I heard the delightful sounds of Tupac bumping inside and saw I could get a fresh smoothie for 39kr, I knew all was right in the world again. I ordered the small afterbooster shake with almond milk. It tasted so fresh, and the mint addition to the blueberry and banana was awesome. It was the more of a smoothie, not a shake, but thats just semantics. I got my shake less than 4 min after I ordered. And, no lie, the employee smiled at me and said have a great night as he handed me the drink. That kind of service, along with the freshness and reasonable price, guarantee I'll be back all summer long.

Tasty but more like a toast than a sandwich. Minimalistic seating…read more Good place for a snack but not ideal if your hungry unless you go for a meal, then you're better of going to Bagel Company 5 min walk from there.

Despite walking 8 to 10 miles in the limitless balmy summer sun amidst all the bicycling blonde…read moresuper models, a Jersian needs a cozy chill cafe that's quaint, sedate & great! Tiny but large enough to accommodate unmitigated lounging, this ain't no Søllerod joint with flyspeck portions and outerspace prices. It's croque madam to make yer momma drool, capachino to make your Beevis memories grunt alive and as much people watching as your addled work besotted brain can take. Seriously. Get over here. There's even a bucolic twig twisting languidly from the cloning like Marlene Dietrich in a hash filled sky hammock!

This is a fun café. I really recommend this place for breakfast. In association with that, they…read morehave a good selection of lattes, other drinks, and tasty treats for your palate. This café has a very nice inside interior space. Small, yet very well designed. As expected, they also have some outdoor tables. But, sitting inside, you really get the entire atmosphere of the place. This café is a great find in the heart of Copenhagen. Whether you're coming here for a small meal, a treat, or just to sit back with a latte to enjoy with your friends or family, this place is highly recommend.

Fantastic lunch here. The menu is diverse and creative, ingredients fresh, and the owner, Richard,…read morewas exceptionally nice and friendly. Vegetarian options were also excellent.

Tastes absolutely superb! Literally everything here is homemade from raw ingredients fresh every…read moremorning - even the vegan/veggie/fish/meat frikadeller that can accompany the large selection of salads. If you want healthy, fresh, delicious food with many vegetarian options - look no further. And at a good price!

I know this spot has all the viral hype.....but oh my god is it well deserved…read more Poulette serves up a sandwich that has taken the internet by storm. The breading has a really nice crunch, seasoned to spicy perfection, and of course the meat is perfectly juicy. The pickles and cheese round out a really delicious sandwich. The fries are also well seasoned and very worth getting. The staff are great, and my only hope is that they're able to hire more people, they stay busy! This is your casual stop for a great lunch or dinner in Copenhagen.

Very good chicken sandwich. The sweet pickles complement the crispy, spicy breaded chicken well.read more

An authentic old school restaurant with above average food and great service. It was the most…read moredanish food experience we had.

I ate herring!! Ok,…read moresmall step back... It was my last full day in Copenhagen and I had yet to eat anything resembling traditional Danish food. So this day was the day! I was exploring the Frederiksberg area and just hoped that I would see something there where I could get a late lunch. I had passed over a couple other places because they were a little pricier/fancier than I was prepared for. But walking past Hansens Gamle Familiehave, it caught my eye and a look at their menu showed it to be in my price range. I was dining solo, so seating was quick and easy. I ordered a beer right away to whet my whistle and go along with my deciding what to eat. I had already decided on getting the mild cheese sandwich because I knew I would like that and I would have something tasty just in case I didn't like whatever else I got. I asked my server for a couple recommendations, and made sure to let him know that I do like fish and was really hoping to try something local and authentic. I settled on one of his suggestions, curry herring. They have paper menus where you mark on it what you want. It is like in some sushi spots in the US. Then they take that to send back to the kitchen, it appears. And worry not, there is English available! The sandwiches are open-faced, build-your-own kind of dish. They can absolutely be communal or shareable, should you be dining with others. One order was sufficiently filling, so with two orders I was more than satisfied with my meal. AND....the herring was delicious! I finished the herring order, and left part of my cheese one. What?! Who am I?! It was really tasty and flavorful. The sandwiches are served with buttered bread on a plate, with a bowl of the protein, and veggie condiments to be added as you like to your sandwich. I really enjoyed my meal and visit here. The only negative was sometimes trying to get the attention of the server when they hadn't been to the table in a while (which...I have noticed is a thing in Europe and an experience not unique to this restaurant on this trip), whether to ask to pay or let them know what I wanted to order. As a solo diner, I can see how bigger parties would get preferred service. It wasn't terrible, just something I noticed and had to work with. I would highly recommend a visit to the Frederiksberg area and a stop in at Hanses would be a great addition to your time there.