Curfew, menu København

Amazing cocktails, unforgettable atmosphere, serving and just place which is must visit! Looking forward to come back!

Fantastic experience all around. Would highly recommend

The most amazing experience!!! Set back in time, tucked away in the most beautiful rooms with the most amazing service, super drinks and music from the 1920s-1930s. Almost depressing to step out into the present when you leave places!

Not just a cocktail bar...it's more like time travel. Bookings essential.

Curfew is a fabulous cocktail bar that has it all: excellent drinks; a unique, fun atmosphere; and friendly staff. All of our drinks were incredible (tusind tak, Rico!), and everyone in our party had such a good time. In fact, we enjoyed it all so much we went back a second time in the three nights we spent in Copenhagen. Highly recommend for an unforgettable evening.

Awesome cocktail bar! Dark, quiet and good atmosphere. Good space and quiet music. Very delicious drinks with a focus on taste. Something for everyone. A little slow service, but that's the only downside. Remember to book a table.

​My wife and I were only in Copenhagen for a few days, and we loved Curfew so much we ended up going back a second night. ​The experience starts the moment you find the hidden entrance. Stepping through the facade feels like stepping through a portal—you completely leave the outside world and daylight behind, entering a stunning, timeless speakeasy filled with old swing tunes. ​The cocktails are absolutely top-notch, but what really elevated our experience was the "Cocksmith" behind the bar, Ricco. He is incredibly knowledgeable, happy to answer any questions, and offered fantastic recommendations. He was a true pleasure to chat with. ​The atmosphere is intimate, and the music is kept at a perfect volume so you can actually hold a conversation. I HIGHLY HIGHLY HIGHLY recommend Curfew for a date night or a small group. Don't miss out on this hidden gem!

The secret bar that became the best adventure in Copenhagen. I definitely recommend finding it!

Review of Curfew Introduction: I’m a coffee professional working with coffee and accessibility, and I live with a physical disability. I had a positive experience here a couple of years ago, so I decided to return. Order: A seasonal cocktail and a Marie Curie Flavor experience 4/5 – The seasonal cocktail was fruity, herbal and complex with a light mouthfeel. The Marie Curie was heavily floral and aromatic, served with a charming nuclear-inspired ice cube. Service 3/5 – The atmosphere felt tense at first but improved during the evening. The owner accommodated us despite us not having a reservation and explained the menu and house rules. There was some miscommunication regarding accessibility and assistant accommodation. The bartender serving us most of the evening was friendly, and overall I felt the service could improve in terms of communication and accessibility awareness. Mood 5/5 – The interior is beautifully inspired by the 1920s with impressive attention to detail, from glasses and coasters to cocktail-specific ice cubes. The Dixieland jazz and immersive atmosphere were excellent. Accessibility 2/5 – Seating was comfortable, though acoustics and dim lighting made communication and menu reading difficult at times. I understand the lighting is part of the intended atmosphere, so this is an accessibility observation rather than criticism. There are steps at the entrance, and the venue informed me it is “not disable safe,” i assume this mostly applies to wheelchair users. The website clearly states that the venue is not fully accessible, including the restroom, which I respect. Accessibility notes: The menu descriptions are well written and table service is helpful for some disabilities. However, despite arriving with a valid companion card, my assistant was required to order a beverage. I fundamentally disagree with this policy, as an assistant is effectively an extension of the disabled guest rather than a guest themselves. I do not believe assistants should be expected to purchase drinks in order to assist someone. I do not think the policy is intentionally discriminating, but it may still have that effect. Despite the physical limitations of the venue, I think they could benefit from adapting principles from universal design and a wider understanding of what accessibility is. Accessibility is not only about wheelchairs; it also includes blind guests, dexterity impairments and other needs. Small accommodations such as free assistant seating, reading menus aloud or offering suitable glassware is also accessibility. Miscellaneous notes: I previously removed an earlier version of this review after feedback from the owner because I felt my tone was too harsh. My intention with this updated review is not to attack anyone, but to encourage discussion about accessibility in hospitality. Recommended for: cocktail enthusiasts and history nerds. However, I cannot in good faith recommend it to disabled guests until accessibility standards improve. Conclusion: I enjoyed the cocktails, atmosphere and concept of the venue. I believe a broader understanding of accessibility could improve the experience for both disabled and non-disabled guests alike.

Amazing experice! If there was a Micheline star for bars it would definitely get 3 stars ! No food served. Just snacks. Outstanding interior.