Stacy's København

I felt at home in the US and at a local diner that I used to visit when I was there for a long period of time. The food was good and the atmosphere was great.

American visiting Copenhagen, but living in Germany. This is the closest thing I've found to an authentic American dining experience in Europe so far since moving to Germany. The large drinks are actually large here. Like, American-large. The atmosphere is really nice, well decorated, and excellent (if a bit Elvis-heavy) 50s-60s oldies music complete the experience. I had the "Kind A Burger" without onions. It was chicken served with some kind of mayo sauce on a sugar-waffle sandwich. It actually worked quite well, I would have it again. Also had a side of Mac and cheese which was baked and absolutely amazing. Zero complaints. Would absolutely be a regular here if I lived in Copenhagen.

It's a fun experience and good food

Interesting, atmospheric place. America in the 50s 😁😊 Tasty burgers

The finest American inspired Diner. Definitely recommended. Especially for families with children.

really cool place and super cool atmosphere delicious food and good portion sizes definitely worth a visit if you're nearby. 👌👌👌👌👌

Excellent food, prices, and service also speed I don't understand how anyone could give it a bad rating

I've been here twice with my family. The atmosphere is very good and fun, especially if you are with kids. Food is a bit basic level, but definitely not bad.

The fries were cooked well and tasted good. However the burgers were only okay. Not bad, but not as good as they should be for the type of place. Staff were friendly. Baileys milkshake was pretty strong xD.

Stacey’s is a perfect example of a place where looks win over taste. I’ve walked past it many times and always thought it looked like a really fun, well-designed restaurant. It’s styled as a classic American diner, and I was genuinely happy to see a themed restaurant like this in Denmark – we don’t have many of them. When we finally went in, I was really impressed by the effort they’ve put into the interior. From floor to ceiling, they’ve committed to the theme – from the wall art and furniture to the tiniest details like the menus and salt-and-pepper holders. On presentation alone, it felt like a 5-star experience. Unfortunately, the food didn’t match up. We both had a burger and a strawberry milkshake. The milkshake was okay, but it tasted more like synthetic strawberry ice cream than anything fresh. Sweet, thick, and drinkable – but far from special. You can also get that on McDonald's. The burgers were a real let-down. Mine was one of the driest I’ve ever had – the bun was so dri ang cracked and fell apart a soon as I began to grab around it. It looked like a nice brioche bun but it was far from the soft and buttery bun you would expect. The patty lacked flavour, and the bacon inside was limp and undercooked. You want crispy bacon. The dressings didn't taste like much. The whole burger felt like something quickly assembled without much care or love. My husband had a different burger with a fried egg, but his experience was pretty much the same. I was honestly surprised by how poor the food was, especially considering how much effort has gone into creating such an inviting and immersive atmosphere. It feels like they’ve focused all their attention on the theme and left the kitchen behind. I wouldn’t go back for the food, but I still appreciate the creativity and commitment to the theme. 3 out of 5 – purely for the visual experience. Note: They give 10% student discount which was super nice. Because almost 200 kr for a burger and shake of this quality without any fries was definitely not value for money.