From the owner: 100% plant based waffle and smoothie bar in the heart of Copenhagen, next to the Copenhagen Lakes…read more Sunday Munday offers tasty bubble waffles, ice creams, smoothies, milkshakes, coffee and much more. Have it to stay or to-go.

Imagine shocking blue and pick ice cream with decadent toppings, crumbles and drizzles in a rolled…read morebubble waffle cone... Still imagining??? Why? When you can just walk into Munchies and experience it first hand! This place takes you on a pick-your-own(ice cream)-adventure. You pick from a choice of regular or seasonal flavored bubble waffle. Add your choice of fav ice cream to it. They have vanilla options like well.. Vanilla, chocolate, cookies and cream, strawberry and seasonal wonders like Black currant, mint chocolate, banana, shocking blue coconut , lemon sorbets and more. After that you get to add toppings like fruits, nuts, fudge, kit-kat and top it off with a drizzle. The toppings and drizzles cost extra. Just the ice cream and waffle cost about 50 DKK (~$7.5) and toppings are about 5 DKK ($ 0.75) each. You get to watch them make fresh bubble waffle in the back and the aroma of freshly made waffle is just delightful as you wait for it. Once the ice cream is served, you take the customary picture of course. But then you'd have to rush to finish it coz it's a race between you and the warm waffle melting your ice cream. I tried the regular waffle with double ice cream Salted Caramel and Banana. Both flavors were delightful but the waffle ice cream ended up being too heavy. It may be a good option to share though! If it's a particularly cold day, you can always get the hot chocolate. Taste wise the ice cream was much like any other that I've had. The look of the ice cream is very instagram worthy though. It will definitely spice up your insta feed. You can see people trying to take cool money shots with their ice creams outside the place. All in all it's a good place to visit if you're in the area. Don't forget to take a picture with the cookie monster!

Wasn't there. Non-existent. Maybe it closed. Walked back and forth. Couldn't find it.read more

Walking into the café the feel was very chill and low key with some lowfi beats playing. As an…read moreAmerican traveling they could instantly tell and spoke to me in English with English menus ready. The food was displayed very prettily, but eating it was a bit of a mess. Overall I would rate it 4.5 if I could!

Great service and excellent coffee!! Get it to go or to stay. Good food too - breakfast, brunch and…read morelunch. I worked from here a couple of times as well.

Very friendly and good ice cream. The consistency of the soft is unique and worth trying for the…read morelocal experience. I wouldn't order it again, but it's airy and puffy almost. The cone was a bit bland and the woman was handling the cash register and the cones with bare hands(she was very nice regardless) but I still had the cone to try it.

My daughter was craving ice cream in 50 degree weather! So, off we went in search of soft serve or…read moreregular ice cream. We looked at several shops and she ended up selecting Vaffelbageren. Known for its dipped soft serve ice cream and waffle cones. We selected the small dipped soft serve and single scoop Bailey's Iris Cream ice cream. The ice cream was delicious and flavorful. The soft serve was huge and had a creamy soft and fluffy texture. Not too sweet. The chocolate dip was on the thicker side and similar to Dairy Queen's chocolate taste, but with a thicker coating. Our server spoke and understood enough English to make the transaction simple and fast. There was a line going in and they handled the orders smoothly and quickly. The location does not have any bathroom. There are small tables in the heated dining area. Overall, a nice experience in Nyhavn, Denmark.

Best meal of our trip. Really enjoyed it. My wife booked Host because of its reviews and vegetarian…read moreoptions (for me). The restaurant's design is definitely minimalist with simple blank walls and a comfortable mix of fake and real plants. There was no air conditioning but they found a fan to keep us comfortable- we were amazed that more folks in the full restaurant weren't sweating the way we were. Perhaps the locals are more used to the summer heat with no AC than we were. We had the 3-course prefixe meal with my my wife and daughter on the standard menu while I was on the vegetarian track. The website says that Host is the Danish word for harvest, and that their focus is "on the Scandinavian kitchen with lots of surprises." The staff used the word "surprises" explicitly, using it to describe the amuse-bouches and palette-cleansing bites served between the advertised courses. We started with a flight of croquettes with cheese and I think my wife and daughter had something like a smoked fish hash of some sort while by I had a delightful bite of salad on a molded sweet cookie tart shell. The baby bread loaves with a special butter were lovely - how do you innovate butter? Great job. My first veggie entree was fried carrots with horseradish, which was grand. Next I had a barley risotto with amazing brown beech mushrooms on top. Awesome. There was a spot of potato soup in there somewhere and the best bite of the meal was another of the surprises - a pre-dessert mochi-like shell with strawberry powder on the outside and hazelnut ice cream (I think???) on the inside. The strawberry rhubarb dessert was excellent also. Such a great meal. Loved it.

This restaurant (among 10-12 other restaurants) in CPH are all owned by the same group. We went to…read moreanother one of their restaurants earlier this week, and were shocked to see essentially the same menu served, and we couldn't choose anything else because it's a prefix. Like truly, same app, mains, etc. Service was unfortunately just bad - we were served the wrong dish and then charged for the more expensive dish that we weren't even served, took us forever to order another drink or get anyone's attention. I don't blame the staff, they were definitely working across a lot, but after visiting two of this restaurant group's establishment, I could tell the owners of this restaurant systemically overwork their staff. I'd suggest if you are a true gastronomie fan, try to find a restaurant outside of this group! Not a bad restaurant, just feels a little fake if ya know what I mean.

I never thought I would be saying this about porridge of all things. But, Grød truly opened my eyes…read morein terms of how I could prepare my daily oatmeal. We tried Grød at two locations: the Torvehallerne market and at 7Eleven. The market, I ordered the Oat Porridge which came with apples, roasted almonds and caramel sauce, my mom had the All In! and my dad had the oat waffle. All of us (mostly) left satisfied. My picky father loved his waffle. And I really enjoyed the porridge I had. The oats perfectly cooked, the apples and almonds gave it a nice textural contrast. Plus the caramel, which was more like a dulce de leche added the perfect amount of sweetness without being too sweet. My mom was a bit ambivalent because the All In was too sweet. But to be fair, All In includes all of their toppings. Including chocolate and caramel so her assessment was fair! The Grød at 7Eleven had this wonderful chia pudding, layered with yogurt, natural peanut butter, a berry compote and nuts and I was obsessed. So simple, yet so wholesome. I found a cup at the airport and proceeded to import it back to the States. Overall, it was definitely worth a visit (or 2) to have my mind blown. Grød may not have intended it but this lil Westerner is now leveling up her oats game thanks to their menu!

It was good but small portions mostly cabbage which gives the illusion that it's more than it is…read more Very small portions of chicken, peanuts, and kimchi. Although Everything was fresh. Still, I wouldn't go back. There was another place right behind them and across the way that looked like it was much better Chicken skewers etc. I suggest you try that instead.

The union kitchen was lovely. I had a great large menu. Tasty options. Very nice waitress that we…read morehad definitely will be visiting again. Thank you.

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.

With the word "Hygge" in its name, Hyggestund quickly caught my eye. As soon as I saw pictures of…read moretheir waffles, I knew I had to try this place. Man, I am SUCH a fan. The interior is super cozy and the staff are very friendly. What I loved most obviously was the food! Simple breakfast options that are done well. We tried the waffles with sausage & scrambled eggs and the "Booorrrinnngg" which was a traditional Danish breakfast of bread, cheese & jam. Both dishes were so, so good! I had a steaming, fresh cup of coffee (which includes 1 free refill) that paired perfectly with the dishes & the brisk weather. All for a reasonable price. I truly loved this spot for breakfast and would definitely return! :) [84/100]

Although there is no shortage of breakfast/brunch places in Copenhagen nowadays, it is nice to see…read moreone like this. They have simple egg sandwiches and bagels, and for beer week they had a special burger called "Dirty Move" which contained fat chunks of bacon and a fried egg. Of course I had to try that one. The bun was lightly toasted on the inside, just how I like it, and kept together well even though I ate it with my hands. They also have some bottles of Copenhagen Hot Sauce to spice things up. I tried their collab with Amager Bryghus, Dario the Dark Don; it was nicely smoked and had a good amount of heat. Since it was beer week, of course I wanted to keep the good times flowing.. so I got a beer with my breakfast. They only have one on draft; the tap is a blue kettle since it is always from the Beer Geek series. This day it happened to be Beer Geek Flat White, which was a generous pour in a clear mug. To keep things moving quickly, please fetch your food when your number is called and when finished take your whole tray up to the cubby to put your cups and plates away. I'd definitely come back again, the donuts and bagels look good. I was hoping to grab chicken & waffles here but this was not my lucky day.

Taro bubble milk tea was DELICIOUS, smooth and slightly creamy but not too heavy and the boba was…read moresoft and cooked to perfection. I also tried the passion fruit mango tea, the green tea flavor is definitely strong! The store owner was also so sweet and friendly, and the atmosphere of the cafe is lovely and cozy. A bit pricey but you get what you pay for!

Cozy place that serves nice bubble and milk tea! They also…read morehave some snacks and i particularly enjoyed the waffledog! They make and serve it warm! Yummy!

This is a small ice cream shop located in a quiet neighborhood. The staff is nice and courteous…read more The store does not have an inside sitting area, but there is a couple of benches outside. They have a decent amount of flavors. Overall a good place if you are in the area.

Fun, popular, delicious. Nice place to be. Nice server. Creative flavors available. Try a…read morecannoli!