Rug Bakery København

delicious folded eggs & divine hot chocolate (made from scratch at the venue!!) 🤤 pastries also look appetizing! and the venue is very classy, we’d definitely bring family/friends when they visit us next time 👌🏻

A nice place to relax and enjoy a local pastry

Went there with my friend and I was very disappointed with the service. The waitresses seemed to not really understand us when we spoke English. We also paid for a water but when we asked when they would deliver it to our table, they just told us to get it ourselves. I’m not against getting my own water but when I pay as much as I did for the food and water I’m very disappointed because I expect a certain level of service which they did not deliver. The food tasted good but not anything special. I most likely won’t be going back again.

A really nice and beautiful bakery/café centrally located in Copenhagen. We bought an old-fashioned Mardi Gras bun and a semla, and both tasted really good! Especially their semla! In addition, we also tried their matcha latte, which was a bit disappointing as it was very mild in taste. The service we got in there was very mixed.. some of the staff were more service minded than others. And when we arrived at the bakery, we were not informed that we had to sign up for a waiting list, which created a bit of confusion among us who were queuing. In terms of price, this is one of the more expensive bakeries you will find in Copenhagen. But all in all, a beautiful bakery with delicious Mardi Gras buns.

Food is amazing, we tried the tasting menu and it was faboulous and helena was a wonderful server who took care of our whole dine experience, will definitely comeback! Also compliments to the chef for the amazing food experience🙏

Very atmospheric, nice place. You step into what looks like a tea salon, a patisserie or a bar. I ordered something salty and something sweet from their varied pastries: both tasted good. But...when a herbal tea costs DKK 50, I expect a pot with 2-3 cups of tea in it. I just got a small cup of hot water with a tea bag next to it. Why is it so difficult to get tea that is properly served? 😁

Very cozy atmosphere and nice people serving. The buns (cinnamon + cardamom) were delicious, maybe a bit too sweet (my personal taste), while the chai latte was perfect. It’s a bit expensive but it’s in Copenhagen so I guess that’s normal.

An overrated bakery in my opinion. The place is very well decorated and elegant. There is a line to get in, a line to order. The tables are a bit cramped and it is difficult to get in without disturbing the other customers. We tried an orange danish with vanilla cream; an almond croissant and one with chocolate and cream. We didn't find anything extraordinary, and the almond croissant, which was the best, was very difficult to eat without making a mess and breaking into pieces. For 3 cakes and 2 coffees we paid €31, so it's not cheap. But nothing is in this city. You order in a second line at the counter, then they deliver it to your table. I wasn't impressed, but given the exquisite place and the cooking technique, I give it 4 stars. Very chic and clean toilets. Friendly and fast service.

Near from our hotel and the croissant is really good! Yummy, crispy and fluffy!

The atmosphere is super nice and I guess that has a price, but I have to say, the mushroom toast was not a great flavour combination at all (sometimes less is more), and the matcha latte was not prepared properly (most of the tea powder was sadly in chunks on the bottom of the cup - a little bit more whisking goes a long way). So sadly my pricey lunch was 0/2. But it is a nice place to hang out indeed and FOH is also kind. I’ll just stick to the pastries and some coffee - based on the other good reviews, those should be good.