This is another Mikkeler bar, it is right next to Mikkeler & Friends and you can walk through to…read morethe other. There were four Belgian lambics on tap, including a mead. They have a lot of bottles you won't be able to find anywhere else, including Cantillon bottles. We tried each beer on tap and they were all good! They had one of their own and three guests. It only cost 200kr for four which isn't too bad for the specialty beers. This is definitely a good stop if you like Belgian beer!

Out with the old, in with the new! Or just more old stuff. The bottle shop next to Mikkeller &…read moreFriends now houses a bar dedicated to Belgian beers, with stress on Lambics! On opening day there were garlands of hops decorating the storefront and a crowd of people hoping to get a taste of some of the free sour ales as well as a Geuze from 1981.. The interior looks rustic and brown, a huge change from the bright turquoise and light wood from before, and it's obviously even smaller now that a bar counter has been added. Hopefully in the summer they will share the tables outdoor with Mikkeller & Friends. They also have a backroom with some vintage bottles for the beer lover with a fat wallet. Definitely a place to drop in if you like the sour stuff! If you're craving a refreshing IPA or a full Imperial Stout, keep walking..

Came here for the schnitzel, which was super lightly breaded and tender, delicious brown butter…read moresauce with umami from the anchovies and capers in the sauce. The accompanying potato salad was light and vinegar/olive oil based rather than mayo based, which was a nice contrast to the rich brown butter sauce. Ambiance is super cute, exposed beams and brick, the old Noma spot. Great date night. Waiters were friendly and recommended their cider (specifically made for Barr) which reminded us of a sour + an orange wine. Spaeztle with chanterelle mushrooms was very savory, a little too rich for my liking but my partner loved it. One minor issue we had was the brown crab dish's crab was overpowered by the bitter char on the romaine lettuce, and I thought too little crab per bite.

The biggest draw here is probably the location. Being in Noma's former space naturally creates…read morecertain expectations, but it's important to walk in understanding that this is not Noma, and the experience doesn't try to be. Overall, we had an enjoyable meal, but nothing truly stood out. The food was good, not great. We ordered the schnitzel, which was perfectly serviceable, but not particularly memorable or elevated in a way that justified the buzz surrounding the restaurant. It felt more like a solid neighborhood meal than a destination dining experience. The service was where the experience fell a bit flat for us. This isn't unique to this restaurant, but we've found much of Scandinavia's dining culture to be less hospitality-driven than what we're accustomed to elsewhere. The staff was polite enough, but there wasn't much warmth, engagement, or effort to create a memorable experience. It felt more transactional--food arrives, you're checked on occasionally, and that's about it. The atmosphere is pleasant, and we certainly didn't leave disappointed. We enjoyed our evening and had a nice meal. That said, given the history of the space and the reputation that comes with it, we left feeling that the experience didn't quite live up to the expectations. Worth a visit if you're curious about the location, but not a place I'd go out of my way to revisit.

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

It looks like a corner residential beer garden. Enter through and go down the stairs. Order your…read morechoice of beers, admire the interesting artifacts in the bar area and enjoy some nachos. They accept credit cards. Friendly staff.

Louis R loves foreign local dive bars, packed with local grimey Danish hipsters...which serve a…read moreshit ton of Danish beers. You walk into this spot, and you'll understand what Louis R is saying. Actually, you probably won't be flying to Denmark, so just read on. This spot is located in the meatpacking district of Copenhagen. Sure, there are lots of dirty drug users mulling about but there are also well-dressed young professionals grabbing Danish fare and Carlsberg drafts in large groups. Its the epicenter of this socialist society. There are no boundaries. The outdoor area is clutch in the summer and most of the patrons are loud/boisterous yet friendly. Join a crowd and start yelling, too. Be like Louis R, hit up the Denmark grimey spots.

A beer for my tired feet and some wifi for my charged laptop. It's a neat little underground craft…read morebeer bar. A number of high top tables and some comfier seats arranged with some privacy and a "nook and cranny" sort of thing. Comfy! A dozen taps with the usual sorts of beers. Most of them local and limited release but they do have a small bottle shop with imported beers if you'd prefer that. I enjoyed my beer here! Neat stop!

First impression: This place is a little too cosy to be a beer place, maybe a cafe would be more…read moresuitable, but then we all know that we should never judge a book by its cover. Taplist is very decent, although not that adventurous, they have the usual names on the list, and some really good beer list. There was Rasputin from De Molen brewery when I was there, a very good stout. Another plus for the bar is probably that they have a stack of board games you could borrow, and that there is a "mini" bottle shop, stocked with some Belgian beers and selections of Amager Bryghus. Service is top-notch, there's nothing I can't complain. I feel that the target for this bar is just for people who want to try different beer out, without having to mingle with snobbish beer nerds like in "more serious" places like Mikkeller or Taphouse nearby. It's good "entry-level" bar so to speak and the location in Strædet is also perfect for tourists to sample how "hygge" and "beer" can be combined.

You know a restaurant's food isn't that memorable if you instead recall walking into the restaurant…read moreroom and I lovely blonde woman walks out past you as your mouth hangs open. "I must be in the wrong room!" I sputtered embarrassingly. She laughed and said with a smile "unisex!" Ah wonderful Copenhagen. So, once I'd confirmed my gender, I took out pronouns back to our table and finished my order. I tease with complete good natured seriousness! Few my age "get" the binary and gender-complex array of people and respect it and again;: Denmark: cutting edge of common sense. But Pastis was not remotely the same or similar to the long gone Pastis of the Meatpacking district if the West Village, a much missed true bôite francaise d'NYC. Steak frite was tough with gristle and somewhat cold. Fries are fries. No Tuborg or Carlsberg! Quelle horreur! Still, the convivial and graceful staff, the people watching outside and more made it a pleasant miss. At one point an electric car crunched glass along the curb and minutes later, a Pastisian was out sweeping it up. Tak!

We had seafood and rabbit. The food was delicate and subtle -- very French. The server was highly…read moreknowledgeable. We ate out front. The quality of the meal was excellent.

It was recommended by the hotel, and a close walk - a happening place. It's very noisy which is a…read moreconcern. The maker of the old fashioned is meticulous, but he needs a smoker and much better bourbon than weak Evan Williams- something like Penelope Architect would match his craftsmanship! A free jalapeño margarita taste for all at the table was appreciated Has a very good burger, truffle fries were just ok. Fried cod was excellent. Chicken balls were good and bit spicy, as was the meatball. Excellent lemon curd toasted meringue and chocolate mousse! Service was good. It's a bit overly priced but that's true in any middle of a major big city.

The Union Kitchen is a fantastic spot for brunch in Copenhagen. The vibe is lively but relaxed, and…read moreit's the perfect place to fuel up before sightseeing. I especially loved their eggs benedict. The flavors were spot on, and everything was perfectly cooked. The location is a big plus too. It's super close to many of the main tourist attractions, making it really convenient to stop by before or after exploring the city. Whether you're craving a solid brunch or just want a cozy place to unwind, The Union Kitchen is definitely worth a visit.

They put the D-I in dive bar. As in if you are gonna die, not a bad place to be. Very local joint…read more Friendly regulars or maybe they're were just lite at 2 in the afternoon. No grub just suds And alcohol. Downstairs is the official fan boy room of Tottenham soccer. WiFi heisted from someone nearby. It kept going out causing the "IT team" to huddle around a labyrinth of wires stuck to an series of boxes with cables rising to a milk carton mounted in the ceiling. That was holding the projector. As it turns out, a Portuguese channel seemed-to be the most consistent. Causing the locals to all laugh at hearing their favorite players announced on a foreign language. But family friendly and very warm folks down there. They made #1 feel like part of the team. We left well before halftime with the fan favorites up 3 nil. Considering it was Christmas and everything local was closed. We savored this slice of local life, if only for a couple of hours

Adding this to my list of CPH beer spots which has been neglected lately. Tap selection is heavy on…read morethe Carlsberg and Tuborg, but still includes plenty of other options. Not so focused on microbrew as some other dedicated beer bars in Copenhagen, but they have a selection of Mikkeller and Nørrebro Bryghus beers. They have a rotating tap selection and being December, it is filled with Christmas beer. They also have an extensive bottle selection which you'll just have to see for yourselves, because I can't recall them all and some I've never heard of. Big space, lots of seating, efficient service, and a laid-back local feel without degenerating into a dive bar. There were a few strange characters on a Friday night, but I think this was mostly due to julefrokost season leaving some very drunk folks very early in the evening. I can't wait to go back in the summer and enjoy the waterside views.

We were all in on Mikkeller in Denmark, visited this and War Pigs…read more I liked this location better, it was a really nice little neighborhood taproom. The beers are delicious - I especially like the Berliner Weisse, as I go for low ABV beers, and not IPAs. That said, I had a Mikkeller IPA and liked it - it was nicer than the super pushy American IPAs. Love the atmosphere here, very hygge with the candles and all. Guys behind the bar were really friendly and helpful as well. Will return next time in CPH!

Another cozy Mikkeller spot in Copenhagen…read more Great ambience, bartenders were attentive and friendly. We are in town for the Mikkeller Beer Celebration and headed here for a tap takeover. Beers were good and service was on point.

Very good and as an embarrassed American I support the people of Denmark! Wish you guys were still…read morein PDX. Great sours and great ambiance.

The original Mikkeller! A must stop if you're a beer drinker in Copenhagen. It's a cozy underground…read morepub, with outdoor seating and attentive service as well. If you're a traveler, and want to add a fun "to do" while in other countries, then I suggest buying the "passport". A fun way to have Mikkeller in other countries (since we sadly lost the Citi Field location).