The best restaurants Denmark

A great place to come for a weekday feast of wholemeal platters, in classic or vegan versions. To whet your appetite: sourdough and rye bread, comté, salami and bacon, scrambled eggs with hazelnut butter, a mix of cereals with herb ranch sauce, pickled cucumber and fresh fruit, granola skyr and buttermilk waffle with mascarpone cream... You'll leave feeling full and delighted, because everything is fresh, extra-fresh. You can also opt for smørrebrød. Weekend brunch. The house is also popular for its cocktails!

This traditional Breton walk (buckwheat cakes and pancakes) in the center of the Latin quarter, with terrace, is an institution. Not secluded, but nice. Service and map in French.

Mcjoy's is the Scottish spirit of a pub opened in Nyhavn for sailors from the Highlands. The spirit is so Scottish. Nevertheless, the menu offers a choice that mixes the local (trilogy of marinated herrings) with the British, now international: fish and chips (excellent and copious too!). We liked the cosy terrace, the wind-protected courtyard in the second row and the bar with taps galore on the mezzanine floor. Come for a bite to eat, a drink or a lively evening of music.

What a beautiful wooden architecture Paafuglen is! A structure entirely glazed like a greenhouse with, inside, a fairground decoration, very suitable for the atmosphere of Tivoli, and which projects us back to our childhood first by the eyes and then by the flavors. The menu here is full of well-known classics that are served quickly, so you can enjoy your dinner in peace before the show starts or after enjoying the park's attractions. Smørrebrød, salmon, pie, schnitzel, lemon meringue pie.

A pretty little dark-colored wooden house with a terrace. Its name, written in white capital letters, can be seen from afar. All the delicacies of a fast-food restaurant, savory and sweet. Very reasonable prices.

A fine address. Lovely room with a magnificent parquet floor in keeping with the bistro atmosphere that reigns here. Bay windows for light and a view of the terrace. A menu of great classics(smørrebrød, fricadelle, herring salad, prawn cocktail...) accompanied by fresh local beers brewed at Bryghuset Møn. A wide selection of beers, in perfect harmony with your dish or your mood of the day, we should add. As is often the case in Denmark, the emphasis is on freshness and seasonality.

Large bay windows, a warm, bright atmosphere and a lovely sunny terrace. This magnificent café is located in downtown Tvøroyri and offers a wide choice of hot dishes (fish and chips, chicken curry, pasta bolognese, burger...) as well as excellent coffee and delicious cakes.

The restaurant is part of the Gjogv guesthouse. Service is à la carte. Please book in advance.

Bronx offers an alternative to Danish cuisine with a varied menu of burgers, nachos and salads, to eat in or take away. Ideally located next to the city hall and Tivoli. The room is friendly with its wooden boxes with two, four or eight seats! Even if the fast food is not the best - it must be said that after several days at CPH, the palate becomes difficult and selective! -, the plates are more than generous. So, the quality-price ratio remains very good!

The kind of address we love! Right next door to the Go City hotel. Bright, industrial-style dining room. Large sunny terrace under weeping willows. Peace and quiet guaranteed. A menu of hearty, tasty salads and sandwiches. The brunch menu features organic produce, healthy cuisine and vegan options. The croissants are as crisp as you could wish for. The smile is always there, even if you haven't made a reservation. We'll find you a corner table to sit at. Another address in the Nørrebro district!