Pincho Nation Aalborg Aalborg

Fun concept with lots of small dishes. Excellent food and good service. The restaurant has a cozy and somewhat fun interior.

Always a cozy place with a good atmosphere and good food 🫶🏻

Fun concept with good coziness and really nice service. Lots of super good popcorn and a (un)cozy atmosphere in the toilets. Nice place with plenty of space and a good atmosphere. The tapas concept is good, but we agreed that it might be just a bit expensive. The portions are very small. The food was good and worth a visit, but it wasn't a wow experience. The drinks were good, but it hurts in good Jutland when a drink costs 70kr, but consists of 2/3 crushed ice. It could be made fairer. All in all a good place, but when it costs 500kr per sip, there are many other alternatives around. I don't think I would have been full if it hadn't been for the lots of popcorn.

A very cozy place, with good food. Super cool, with the small dishes. It's easy to order in the app, and the dishes come as ordered. If there's something you don't like, there are many other options.

If you are hungry for fun. The dishes are for children but the prices are for adults. Cozy decorated. Easy ordering via app.

Really good service and cozy atmosphere... Pretty good food

Fantastic service, we were treated like the grandparents we really are. 😁

Cool concept, good food and friendly staff. Cozy and exciting restaurant, and great with lots of non-alcoholic and alternative drinks. The only thing I think is a minus is that there are no unisex toilets, when Pincho nation prides itself on supporting pride, and everyone should have equal conditions, so it's a bit strange that there are only men's and women's toilets in the restaurant...🤔 I would have definitely given 5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ if there had been a unisex toilet

Delicious food, great atmosphere and good service. Even us older people could figure out how to order via the app - a great concept!

The food and drinks were delicious as always, but the waiters were incredibly mean and rude. It feels like they either collectively hated their jobs or had a bad hangover.