Copenhagen: Where To Eat

Copenhagen is a beautiful city filled with lots of lovely independent cafés and restaurants which quite often makes it difficult to decide where to eat. To make things easier for those who might be visiting or planning a trip there, here are my top picks: 

Breakfast

If you are looking for breakfast that has a mixture of offerings such as banana pancakes, Danish pastries and yoghurt with fruit this cafe is a must for you. Unfortunately I am not sure of the name as it had only just opened but it is located on 16 Peder Hvitfeldts Stræde, just off of the square past the round tower. The café is cosy and also offers tea, coffee, hot chocolate and juices. Prices for breakfast were around 40DKK and 25DKK for drinks.   

Brunch 
Nyhavn is lined with colourful and original buildings with many adorning a restaurant underneath. Skipperkroen features a black exterior and rustic interior with each table holding a candlelight. It also offers tables by the window so you can look out at the view whilst you eat. The brunch consisted of scrambled egg, bacon, sausage, ham, toast, salad, cheese, grapes, melon, juice and tea or coffee for 99DKK. A smaller portion was also available for a lower price.     

Dinner 

Café Flottenheimer is the most quaint, idyllic place with a simple yet tasty dinner menu including chilli con carne, quesadillas, steak and more. It is situated in the latin quarter not too far from Strøget shopping street. The food is very good value for money with dishes starting from 79DKK and is the perfect location for date night.  

For those seeking familiar dishes with a bit of a twist Tight is the right place for you. The food is cooked to perfection and I would personally recommend getting the Australian Salad to begin, the Pork Schnitzel coated in garlic and mustard with potato gratin for main and the warm chocolate cake for dessert. It it situated just off of Strøget and a must to go to. This restaurant really is high quality food for an unbeatable price.   

Sarah Marie x