Aalborg Streetfood Køkkenfabrikken Aalborg

If you like fast food, you can choose from "different countries" here: Indian, Greek, Italian—you name it. The ambiance is quite nice. However, you can find the same selection downtown, so it's not worth the extra trip if it's just for the food. Here, it's more about the original location right on the water.

Nice little street food spot which i can imagine gets busy at weekends. Good selection of food including fish and chips, pizza, Chinese, Greek, Indian, sushi, Mexican to name a few. We had Greek and Mexican and found them to be tasty and reasonable value for money. The bar here also has a big range of drinks.

Good hotel with an outstanding breakfast. There was even a waffle station. The service was good. There's a downside to the room temperature, which was too high despite the fan. And leaving the window open overnight wasn't an option due to the proximity to the highway.

Wonderful Casual Dining Place. Outside or inside, food and drink, you should be able to find it.

We really enjoyed it: You enter the hall and it smells like a mixture of aromas from every chef in the world. Small stalls with a variety of offerings tempt you to dine. Even with many food intolerances, you'll get exactly what you want. There are play areas for small children, and while you eat, you can either retreat to a small bed in a niche set up for your meal or use the many other seating options.

Street food stalls in a warehouse. A fairly standard offering with pizza, gyros, fish and chips, and burritos. Nothing special.

Unfortunately only disposable tableware (produces a lot of waste) and quite expensive compared to street food shops in other Danish cities.

Very nice atmosphere, not crowded now after the season. We had a few drinks, and next time we'll have lunch. They offer a variety of food options, from Greek, Italian, Asian, Mexican, and Danish.

Great atmosphere, diverse and delicious food selection. Nice location by the water. Simply cool and worth a visit.

If you like it, you'll be full. Many reviews mention up to 14 stalls, but I only counted 10, and unfortunately, none of the food we came for was there.