Food was great! The service was amazing. Will make this a regular stop when traveling through.read more

I normally try to avoid eating at really touristy strips like this, but this place has really good…read morefood and the prices were pretty fair. I've been to Venice and the food here was better than most of the food in Venice.

Great wine bar. Cozy, romantic vibe. Very popular among locals and the wine servers do a great job…read moreof serving you a good Italian wine based on taste.

A little slice of Italy tucked away just off Nyhavn…read more No menu. Tell your server what you've got a taste for, and which of three price points you prefer. They'll make a recommendation and give you a taste before you buy. Terrific service, BTW. Wines from all over Italy, not just Piedmont (in case you were reading too much into the name). I recall having a dynamite white from Lazio, among other terrific wines. You'll get a small complementary antipasti plate with your purchase. We liked it so much that on our second visit (in four days), we sprung for the large plate and called it dinner. Seemed popular with the locals. Along with Den Vandrette, this was our favorite wine bar in Copenhagen.

This place is delicious! The pizza was authentic and it was steaming hot when it came out. The…read moreservice was wonderful. The place is very cozy and has a true Italian feeling. I highly suggest visiting if you are looking for a great Italian meal.

Sit in the garden and be patient. The food is good and the service is very pleasant although slow…read more The pizza and pastas are the highlights.

I was really excited to try this place on my last night in Copenhagen because of the amazing…read morereviews. When I saw how packed it was I knew it must live up to the hype but I was super disappointed with the experience. I was sat and served bread and upon my 3rd bite of bread I noticed it super tasted like perfume or soap. Hmmmm that's odd I tried another piece and the same thing, I spit it out. In that moment I lost trust, before my main dish even arrived. When the carbonara did arrive , to my extreme disappointment it literally had no flavor what so ever. Not one seasoning was added to this dish. I only ate about 3 bites and asked for the check. The server asked if i wanted something else but at this point i just wanted to go home. They charged me in full. I walked home in disappointment on my last night in this beautiful city filled with great food. The end.

We had a craving for Italian food and after reading a few reviews booked a reservation at…read moreRistorante Italiano. When we arrived early there were quite a few open seats and staff had no problem seating us. We could've sat outdoors and listened to a guitarist but opted for inside. The decor was rustic and almost every inch of the wall was covered with something. Even the ceilings were painted. Service was quite good. Attentive and fast. Our section of the restaurant was quiet. However, I felt a little sorry for one server as the couple behind us kept complaining through most of their meal and eventually had to moved due to sounds they kept hearing through the wall. We didn't hear anything. Bread service was included and each slice was soft and helped us finish off the remaining bit of sauces from our pasta. My salmon pasta was quite generous with the amount of salmon chunks. The sauce was distinct creamy tomato and mixed well with the al dente pasta. My SO's mushroom tagliatelle had a nice mix of mushrooms and rich flavor. Dinner was quite filling and we couldn't fit in dessert. Would come back again should we be back in Copenhagen.

We were off to Stockholm the next day...it had been a great 4 days and we were tired of walking,…read moreeating and drinking...not to mention the best (mens') retail experience... We just wanted a simple meal...what better than a bowl of pasta washed down with some rosso We looked on line and the nearest place that looked decent was La Perla...we ordered a cab and off we went It was empty...but they were ready to serve...one lasagna and one bolog and a couple of glasses of montepulciano...and a couple of scoops of ice cream...620DK Despite them closing around us...2 others had turned up...the service was good and the food very good and just all we wanted We will remember this place for next Xmas...

The pasta was perfect. Good service and atmosphere. They say I need to keep talking to fill up…read moretheir review

This place was aggressively overhyped, to me. Easily my least favorite meal of my trip to…read moreCopenhagen, but the viral spaghetti/butter/caviar dish is worth a visit. Did a late-ish dinner on a Sunday, with a reservation and as a solo diner, they seated me at the bar. Service was friendly, but also felt like they were kind of rushing me through everything, when I wanted a casual, leisurely meal. I wanted some advice on what to order (I knew I wanted the spaghetti with butter and caviar but not sure what else) and I felt a bit pressured to order more than what I was really hungry for/wanted. Spoiler alert: it was, in fact, far too much food. Highlights: The sourdough foccacia with whipped ricotta and honey is as very tasty and very filling. The spaghetti/caviar dish generally lived up to the hype, but was a bit heavy for me. The portion sizes here, generally are pretty decently sized, and make sense for sharing with another person. The Low Points: Rushed, service overall. I felt pressured to order very quickly. Food came very quickly. Drinks were almost a little slow, despite sitting at the bar. The pacing was just off overall. Too much food - should have ordered less (that's on me), but also I felt pressured to order things I wasn't sure I really wanted. The halibut crudo was okay - good flavor but just seemed heavy-handed on the cuts and textures. The monkfish + fusilloni is one of five least-liked dishes of 2025, very close to the top. The monkfish was so overcooked and chewy it was inedible altogether and the whole dish just felt very bland. At the end of the meal they tacked on an automatic service charge, which I'd never seen before in Copenhagen (maybe this is becoming more common, but I didn't see this at any of the restaurants of my trip.) Overall, pretty underwhelming meal and I'd be hesitant to go back. The price vs quality of the food + experience just didn't deliver for me. I liked the spaghetti butter caviar dish but also felt like I could make something like that at home. If you're trying to prioritize where to eat in Copenhagen and only have a few meals to choose from, this is skippable to me.

Incredible from the service to the food, all great! I ordered the bread (because it's a rite of…read morepassage) and the rabbit pasta, along with the pavlova dessert. i tend to not like pavlova, and i didn't tell my server this, but instead told her, hey, you've earned my full trust. gimmie the dessert you like that's not to sweet, and i have to say this one blew my socks off. the whole meal was fantastic and one that you can truly taste the love and passion for flavors. everything was thoughtfully executed. great wine menu as well. i sat outside and while the street (for copenhagen) was a little noisy, it was lively and fun to watch people going about their nights, biking around and whatnot. great time, and i highly recommend. this place set a high bar for my first meal in the city.

After another long day of touring, my last stop was to eat at this cool restaurant across the…read morestreet from my hotel. Cantina is an Italian restaurant located in central Copenhagen's Indre By district that serves a variety of dishes, including wood-fired pizzas and pasta. The pizza variety is great: salami picante with honey and mozzarella, white with ricotta and mozzarella and the classic Margherita. Their cocktails have great options too, from Elderflower, Aperol Spritz to Gin and Tonic. The pasta selections offer linguini with vongole, Spaghetti, Ravioli. I wanted a Danish beer to start thus ordered the Snub Juice IPA; citrus all the way. It knocked my socks off. I savored every sip! I opted for the Margherita Pizza which offers a generous "personal pizza " size. Their pizza tasted delicious, we are talking Brooklyn-Copenhagen style! It is not to be missed! I loved the charred crust, the mozzarella was gooey and yummy with nice pieces of basil. Lastly, the sauce was light not overwhelming. Every bite was a knockout! For dessert I opted for the Caramel Gelato; one scoop of heaven in a glass ( see pics). It was a nice way of topping off the meal. Fredericka, my waitress was great; super accommodating, personable and professional. The vibe here is my vibe: combo of low key/ chilling/ crack open the champagne and eat and be merry! The bar is also a nice looking bar.. a bar I could easily spend a lot of time at. A million taks ( thank you in Danish).

The atmosphere was poor, the waiters were rude and were clearly rushing us out and annoyed that we…read moredidn't get their overpriced drinks, and the pasta was undercooked.

Stumbled upon this little gem while roaming the streets of Copenhagen. This quaint restaurant…read morefulfills the palate of any Pizza/Pasta lover. With their wide variety of pizzas ranging from a traditional tomato base to a Almond Cream & Zucchini, this is the place for anyone and everyone. Prices are reasonable, matching the quality of the food. The service was exceptional, with every choice on the menu crafted beautifully, intricately, and uniquely. Thank you, MadeInItaly, for making my first night in Copenhagen one to remember!

I was on the fence about eating at a vegan Italian restaurant but was pleasantly surprised. The…read morerice ball appetizer was delicious. Had the ravioli with spinach and could have eaten much more of that lovely tomato sauce. Loved eating the sauce with the focaccia. I wasn't a big fan of the pizza but that was just because the toppings were not items I typically love....eggplant, zucchini, etc. With that said, the rest of my group absolutely loved all the pizzas (we ordered 3 different ones). Nice wine and beer selection as well. Skipped dessert since we were so full from dinner and appetizers.

Fiat is a charming Italian Tratattoria located in the City Center of Copenhagen. It's a popular…read morerestaurant for local residents and has a well earned reputation for the best pizza in town. The homemade pasta and wood oven fired pizza's are delicious. Highly recommended but with caution regarding prices; one pizza and two pasta entries alone without a bottle of wine was over $250.00 CAD. However, these appear to be reasonable prices for Copenhagen.

Great atmosphere, good service and delicious food. We ate in the open air inside which was really…read morecool- just not super quiet but still cozy. The pizza pasta and carpaccio and tiramisu was delicious!