I absolutely loved my time spent at this establishment. I was looking for something close to the…read moredistrict I'm staying in. Mood is always set to wine & charcuterie, haha. Alex and was behind the bar, and he was very easy and fun to chat with. The selection of wine is abundant, and they offer small plates/snacks. The ambiance was quiet, intimate, and overall very relaxing.

Enjoyed the conversation, cool vibe and hospitable bar tender. Enjoyed the Chablis and met another…read morefellow America - great conversation

Food and service were outstanding. Went on the recommendation from a friend of a friend and we…read morecouldn't have been more delighted. It was a short walk from our hotel and the ambiance was casual but the service was excellent and the food absolutely left us wanting more. The shareable plates were so perfect for trying lots of dishes. The very freshest of ingredients used and it exceeded expectations.

The place was pretty empty when we arrived and they attempted to seat us at the worse table in the…read moreplace - not a good start. The waiter came around and asked us if we wanted still or sparkling waste. Still for us. Weren't we surprised when we saw that they charge for a carafe of still water -$4 a person. This was a first. This is not a developing country where drinkable water is an issue. What a joke! This is a small plate place so we ordered a green salad that was quite tasty and a good value. We got the burrata in an apricot glaze which was also good spread on the complimentary bread (surprise they didn't charge for that!). We also got the smoked scallops which were different - we liked them. Finally we got the skate. A small piece of fish but we'll prepared. The first two dishes came out of the kitchen almost instantly but the next two came out after a long delay when we were clearly done with the first two. We weren't in a rush but it was odd. Finally we had just commented that unlike the US we had not had any restaurant tack on a credit card fee in the two weeks in Scandinavian... We spoke too soon this place did! The food was good, the service was a mixed bag, and their weird pricing decisions were a turnoff.

Great place for a glass of wine. The wine list is large and the girl working there knew a lot about…read morewines, making it easy to choose. The interior is cosy and the prices are average. So after we had a dinner we decided to go for a glass of wine. Malbeck was on my bookmarks and it was very close to the meat packing district so it was the place to go. I was happily surprised with the cosy interior and the good service. It is a small and warm place on Istegade. If you don't know it exists you probably will not pay attention when you pass by. We tried 3 different wines each and all of them were good. Apparently all wines come from Argentina in Malbeck. The girl who was working was very friendly and able to explain and suggest wines. The place was not full, there was enough space for everyone and I really liked the setup of the benches. A good place for a chill afternoon/evening.

This was one of the best wine bars I have been to. They specialize in South American wines and boy…read moreoh boy they are tasty and very different. The staff is friendly, very knowledgeable, and they pour generously. There is outdoor seating with large umbrellas so on a sunny day this is a fantastic place to sit outside with some delicious wine and watch the world go by.

Wonderful service by the staff. Family style, tapas food and plenty of it. We had a large coupon…read more Everyone was left very impressed.

This was my first time dining at Falernum and I loved it. Great atmosphere and friendly staff. And…read morethe food... my dish of chicken with North Sea cheese foam, mushrooms, baked onions and haricots verts was perfectly cooked and delicious. The wine suggested by our server was perfect for the dish. I loved it and can't wait to dine there again.

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).

Just steps off the Strøget, Villa Vino is a peaceful and charming escape from the tourist bustle, a…read moreperfect hideaway for wine lovers. The vibe is warm, intimate, and rustic, with a wine list full of small European producers. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable, offering great pairing suggestions without the pretension. We were just needing a little snack so we ordered the cheese plate, which was served with olives, glazed Walnuts, bread and small red peppers. I had a delicious, fruity Rose from Spain, which was perfect for a summer day. Whether you're on a date, catching up with friends, or just escaping the noise, Villa Vino delivers. Fair prices, great pours, and the kind of place you'll want to linger.

Great wine with a great owner. Stop if you are in the area…read more Lots of wines to coffee from and a very knowledgeable owner. His father opened the place 20 years ago

One of the BEST wine bars I've ever been to - in any country. We arrived around 5pm and were the…read moreonly customers in at that time. The man working there helped us sample and pick wine and whiskey, and even gave us an extra cheese on our cheese order because we were having problems deciding between two. They also had an orange wine option, which was very interesting and unique! Total cost for a cheese plate, an extra cheese order, a pate, and 4 drinks was around $100 USD. It's also off on a quieter street and the atmosphere is great!

New wine bar close to Copenhagen central station. Very nice visit. The staff is very knowledgeable…read moreand good at finding your taste. You can always taste before you buy, which is always nice and comforting. The wine selection is focused on Spanish wines and Californian Pinot noir, but also explore Italian and French wines. So you can be sure to find something you like. The food is somewhat limited, but you can get a very nice tapas - small or large plate. A large plate will definitely fill you. Oysters are also very reasonably priced. Price per glass vary from 65-225kr, but glass sizes are generous, which makes pricing very reasonable. All in all a very nice new wine bar, which is one of my new favorites in Copenhagen.

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.