Darcy’s Kaffe København

One of my favourite coffee house in Copenhagen, great espresso and vibes.

Cool place, not perfect, but very lively. We tried espresso (a bit cold), filter and flat white - everything was at a very high level. Coffee has character - finally the main role is on coffee. Despite the heavy traffic, service is very friendly, especially the girl with a tattoo on her left arm. It was a very good experience, I highly recommend this place!

Came here to drink some coffee which ended up being the best coffee experience thus far in Copenhagen. Got Washed Ethiopia for Filter Coffee, washed Kenya for Exciting espresso, and a very cool and balanced flat white. Totally worth stepping in 🌸

I love this cafe. Quite a corner where I can spend a lot of time reading and sitting alone while sipping delicious coffee. I highly recommend 🌱

The best coffee in Copenhagen, and above all, the best service! Ultra chill atmosphere, super friendly staff! Adorable!

Nice coffee and pastries but if you're in a rush in the morning, don't do it. I thought they would be fast and now I'm late to work.

Part of a boring trend that is gradually being experienced in many places in Copenhagen. The coffee and pastry selection in Copenhagen has gradually become in a class of its own, and there is no denying that at Darcy's. The range exudes good craftsmanship, is beautiful and keeps up with the times. The coffee and baked goods taste good, and the price is as it is now in Copenhagen. You can think what you want about that, and you can also be angry about it. But then you get to be angry quite often when you visit places in Copenhagen. So this is not where the boring trend is. The boring tendency is to find when you come in, stand at the counter and then get ready to order. The staff, who by the way also seem busy, do not acknowledge your existence. "Hello", "welcome to" and "2 minutes, then I'll be there" have simply been phased out in many Copenhagen receptions. Therefore, one is allowed to stand and flourish (or fade). The service is impersonal, and after five minutes, we are allowed to place our order, which reads two flat whites. Five minutes after placing the order, the coffee is made and poured into to-go cups. There are now quite a few people standing at the counter, who are also flourishing, and the barista says that our coffee is ready, and places it at the other end of the counter. This results in us having to push through the crowd to get our coffee. The barista could have taken three steps and handed us the cups. It had required a little of him to make it good for us. But that kind of thing has become a rarity. I agree that staff can be busy and that's how it is. But so few details are needed to make a good experience for a guest. Even if you are busy. A "hello", a smile and an order conveniently placed are becoming a thing of the past... The coffee tasted fine, the baked goods have also been tried on other visits and can therefore be called recommendable. But for me, coffee and pastries are only really good if the service is.

Cozy little place with mediocre service. Standard expensive Copenhagen prices for coffee, but the coffee was good even if the latte they sell is on the small end. If you come with plans to work a little on your laptop, you might as well sit somewhere else, as they have very limited seats available for that. The location is really good, and the room is, as I said, cozy - but you would go a long way with a smile behind the counter.

Loooved the matcha! Can also recommend the porridge. Unfortunately they didn’t have any of the pastries when we came so didn’t get to try those, but would definitely come back another time ✨

Amazing cozzy cafe shop with great food ....perfect place for brunch also ....but try to reserve a table (yes, you read it right) if you are are going on weekends as its too busy place