Annies Kiosk Aabenraa

Great service in English, German, and Danish. Really delicious hot dogs, probably the best I've ever had, and you'll definitely leave feeling full. Great location with a fantastic view of the sea, not far from Flensburg. I'll definitely be back.

I can only recommend it if you're at your wit's end! For me, the best hot dog shop in Denmark.

It's a grill bar. And you get exactly the dishes you get in a grill bar. The food hasn't been particularly spoiled. The service was top notch, and the coffee was ad libitum. Nice little spot to take a break.

Beautiful view, plenty of space for cars, motorcycles, or bicycles. Staff is friendly and patient. And the food is delicious.

Price was okay, a Bit expensive but maybe normal for Denmark, the ice was nothing Special.

The kiosk is located directly on the fjord, giving it an exclusive setting. Unfortunately, the waitress didn't listen properly and didn't give us what we wanted. The hot dog buns were, unlike usual, from the grill. Unfortunately, we still received the leftover sauces. Nevertheless, it's still a nice place to take a break.

Annie's Kiosk – Where the hot dog reigns and calories don't matter Location: Somewhere just across the border, where the seagulls are bolder, the wind saltier, and the hot dogs bigger: Annie's Kiosk. Or, as gourmands from the border region call it: "The Hot Dog Lagoon" – the last bastion of sausage culture before the Ox Islands. From the outside, Annie's Kiosk looks like a completely normal snack bar. One of those small Danish classics where you're not sure whether you can buy a hot dog or a used sailboat. But woe betide anyone who underestimates this place – because this is where Scandinavia's hot dog heart beats! The menu is a feast of Danish fast food art: pølser in all its varieties, more remoulade than you'd consider legal, hurricane-strength fried onions, and cucumbers that look like they were cut with a ruler. The portions are so large that even Vikings would say, "Yeah, that's enough for now." Special feature: There's no diet version. And that's a good thing. Anyone counting calories here will be laughed at, politely but firmly – probably by the fries themselves. Instead, you'll find true craftsmanship here: crusty buns, crunchy sausages, and sauces that have more to do with a magic potion than with nutrition. Insider tip: The "Danish national hot dog combination" – with everything you can fit on it, and then doubled. You shouldn't run a marathon afterward, but it's definitely enough for a nap in the sun. The view? Sensational. While you enjoy wiping your mustard (and a piece of sausage) off your T-shirt, you look out at the shimmering water off the Ox Islands and think to yourself, "If there is a paradise, it must have a snack bar." Conclusion: Anni's kiosk isn't a snack bar. It's an institution. A pilgrimage site for hungry souls, a monument to the authentic Danish hot dog, and a silent reminder of diet culture worldwide: Taste reigns supreme here! Five out of five sausage stars – or as the Danes say: "Mums filibaba!"

It went very quickly again, everyone was in a good mood, great location

Bøf sandwich is super delicious 🙏

Nice people and a great location. I found the hot dogs and soft serve ice cream rather mediocre. The tame sparrows that eat from your hand are, of course, a highlight.