Louisiana Cafe Fredensborg

**Louisiana Cafe** Located in the **Louisiana Museum of Modern Art** (Humlebæk), this café combines spectacular views of the Baltic Sea with minimalist Scandinavian design. The menu is simple, ideal for a cultural break and offers a relaxing atmosphere. Prices are somewhat high.

Good service and splendid view. Zen.

Good solid dining experience. Service-minded waitresses - for endless amounts of guests who were seated very closely. Fine food at ok prices.

Good service, fast serving, the food is ok but not quite up to par. The bread is good. Price level ok 👌

Ambience and food very good! The service from the young ladies was very friendly and nice! Unfortunately, the behavior and manners of the cashier, who was basically the head waiter, ruined our day. We don't know why he speaks English so quickly and unclearly, we barely understood anything! I find that a bit rude, the rest of the staff spoke to us normally and understandably! When we complained that we were overcharged for a large beer, at least €9, he still acted insulted! When he passed us as he walked there was no farewell, he walked past us speechless! Maybe management could tell him that greeting and saying goodbye is an act of politeness. Even if he thinks he has to show how well he speaks English, or not, that may be uncomfortable for guests whose native language is not! A sad experience!

We have visited Louisiana museum and cafe several times, and the food and beverages are tasty and delicious. Our favourite is lunch for two. I rate atmosphere 4 stars because in the weekends there is crowded. The waiters are young, fast and very nice and effective 👍 👌 😀

Particularly cozy with live fire in the fireplace 👍😍 gives you a good experience, with the desire to come again and again. Hot chocolate with good quality whipped cream is highly recommended.

Lunch for two was equal to mash x 3 on a shared plate. Expensive. A small fish rillette each, a single coarsely ground liver pate with small shimeji mushrooms to share, two small beetroot tartares and a small delicious lemon sorbet each for dessert. A very small lunch for two. Absolutely well-cooked - but three cloying small dishes is at least one too many. That the wheat bread that was served with it was seriously under-leavened, heavy and sticky did not make things better. We still miss the small herring plate that was once there.

I was pleasantly surprised about this cafe inside the Louisiana Museum. All menu items are clearly labeled with allergy ingredients so it's easy to avoid anything you can't have. Had the egg salad with shrimp and it was super delicious. It came with some very delicious bread. Lots of seats both inside and outside. Not the cheapest place, but felt the food was worth it. And the service was impeccable.

Thanks to Lukas for taking the time to research where to buy the delicious almonds. The chicken fritters were really delicious and the chocolate cake was a success.