Andersen & Maillard København

It is worth to try in Copenhagen! Was very delicious thanks!!

I had high expectations, but the coffee (cortado) wasn't up to par. The milk at espresso didn't fit together, so it looks bad after a few seconds. The cakes are big but not that filling. I have a croissant and a pistacie, and the croissant was good, whereas the pistacie was a bit boring.

For me the best flat white in the city! The annual highlight for food is the cassis flødebolle ❤️ I'm already counting down to it.

Bakery was busy, but service was crisp, and coffee was lovely. Highly recommend

🥐 This is honestly one of the best pastry shops I’ve ever tried! You can really tell there’s passion and hard work behind everything they do — every detail is taken care of, and the desserts are absolutely delicious 😍 The only thing I’d improve is the service, but it’s easy to overlook when the quality is this good. I also loved being able to watch the pastry chefs making all the sweets 👩‍🍳✨ Such a lovely place with a wide selection! 🍰💛

The location is larger and brighter than the one right in the city center, offering a comfortable seat for a relaxing breakfast. I had the opportunity to try the pistachio cubic croissant, which was modestly my favorite pastry of the entire Copenhagen trip: buttery, pistachio-y but not stringy (a cream almost with the consistency and pleasantness of gelato), and decidedly filling! The cappuccino was a bit too bitter and strong for my personal taste, a shame because with less coffee it would have paired perfectly with the croissant. The service was rather cold, but as long as there's respect, it's at least acceptable. All in all, recommended, especially for the EXCEPTIONAL pastry; for the rest, you can easily go elsewhere.

These croissants aren't just baked goods—they're a true work of art! Incredibly delicious, with perfect coffee. We'd love to come back! These are the best croissants we've ever eaten—and we've tried many! Even better than Cédric Grolet's.

Came for a few days with some friends and the bakeries in Copenhagen makes me crazy This one was on my top of quality, freshly baked and tasty Definitely recommended

A very fine nordic interior bakery, with ceramic art pieces and soft colours. The espresso croissant was likeable and the cortardo so so, but all in all a very cozy place.

One of CPH best bakery and certainly a must when visiting Nordhavn neighbourhood. They used to have San Sebastain cheesecake that i haven't seen for a while, but in case you see it on display grab it as i think it's the best in town 😉