BUKA København

Very good pistachio croissant, a bit on the expensive side. Espresso is rather bitter, but should be common. Few seats, mostly takeout.

The place is very small so it is most logical to buy take away products and consume them with coffee at espresso house. Mascarpone raspberry is amazing The cream for pistachio croissant is successful but the croissant is average

Nice café, but quite expensive. I paid around €30 for two matcha lattes and two pastries.

My favorite bakery in Copenhagen by far!

Tiny bakery, foods were delicious but there is no enough seat so you can buy takeaway.

We bought takeout because the shop is small and has few tables, but it has a super warm and cozy atmosphere. We tried a sandwich and the pistachio croissant. Delicious! Despite having tables to stay in, there are no bathrooms on-site.

Very good, but still expensive for pastries. The croissants are super beautiful, authentic, and have a wow flavor! Definitely very Instagrammable. They're very good (pastries). There were a lot of people there when we went. There are others in the area with more seating if you're interested and who sell the same products (same company). It costs about $12 Canadian per croissant.

This is the case with many trendy places, but it's more about "beauty" than it is about good or practical eating. You can tell this place owes its popularity primarily to the photos taken of its pastries, which are, admittedly, very pretty. In terms of taste, the croissant, without the filling, is a bit dry and lacks butter. The filling is good. The cinnamon rolls are good, but the prices are very high: 170 kr for four pastries. (= €6-7 per pastry)

Some of the best pastries I’ve ever had! 9/10! Had them two days in the row while in Copenhagen for breakfast. If you visit, it’s a must

Perfect. I think that pistachio croissant is unforgettable, quite high prices but it's worth going there