De bedste restauranter i Hovedstaden

22/08/2025: Rubbish……. Pizza Hut is awful. But this is worse….. You get a lot for your money, there's even hair in the food. Value for money

09/06/2025: Sad pizza with cold cuts. Another pizza had boiled potatoes. Sorry, not worth the money.

12/10/2025: loved the food and the team was very patient letting us try 4 different wines before we made a decision

30/09/2025: I used to love this place but the past two times I’ve been in it’s been so off. The first time service took ages, the counter was covered in tea-towels that were in the middle of being folded (it was about five in the evening) and the staff definitely seemed pissed off that they had to stop their conversation and serve. Gave it another shot last week to sit in the sunshine. This time there were no staff at all, eventually the chef came over and resentfully poured a Guinness all in one go, when I said he was supposed to let it settle he said “so what - it’s the same volume at the end”. There was also a giant bag of olives just like… open on the counter in the warm sun spot, on their own. Sad to miss a good spot for oysters and a glass of vino - but like, the vibes are off.

03/10/2025: A nice brunch cafe. The service was friendly. There are various seating options. The only criticism would be that the portions are quite small, especially for the prices.

03/10/2025: Nice coffee and breakfast spot. Portion sizes aren’t big, but quality is great. A lot of seating options. Super friendly service!

10/07/2025: A good old-fashioned tavern/bodega and at reasonable prices. There is no draft beer (that's a small minus), but the bottled beers are nice and cold

18/06/2025: Most delicious ham/cheese sandwich with chilliwilly.

15/06/2025: Denmark's best pizza sandwich 👍👌👋

27/08/2025: Nice art gallery, with changing exhibitions. The one we saw was several artists, one of which was a Swedish painter of high quality. While the rest was old industrial waste and cheese chips on the windowsill, it was hard to see the amazingness in this.

30/07/2025: #Gammel Strand, a non-profit art institution founded in 1825 and formerly known as Kunstforeningen, now primarily exhibits modern art and revitalizes historic buildings, becoming a local cultural hub and platform for contemporary art. 📖History and Architectural Features • Founding: Co-founded by key figures in the Danish Golden Age art world, such as C.W. Eckersberg and J.L. Lund, with the goal of bridging the gap between the Royal Academy of Arts and the public and promoting public art appreciation. • Architectural Features: The current site is an 18th-century town house designed by architect Philip de Lange in 1750. Building 48 survived the Great Fire of Copenhagen in 1795 and remains remarkably well-preserved, showcasing the elegant townscape. • Name Change: Joined GL STRAND in 2004, it was officially renamed "Gammel Strand" in 2024 and underwent a comprehensive renovation, adding an open-air bookstore, lecture space, and exhibition hall. 🎨Art Exhibitions and Public Events • Exhibition Format: No permanent collection. Approximately 6–8 exhibitions are held throughout the year, focusing on emerging Danish artists, international contemporary art trends, and engaging with art history and social issues. • Cross-disciplinary Events: Guided tours, lectures, literary readings, musical performances, and discussions will be held concurrently with the exhibitions, providing a connecting function beyond the works. • Bookstore and Café: The Lille Fugl Café is located on the ground floor, serving natural wines, desserts, and light meals. The first floor houses a selected bookstore and a design merchandise sales space. Discounts are available to members and visitors. ℹ️Visitor Information • Opening Hours: • Tuesday–Wednesday & Friday–Sunday: 10:00–17:00 • Extended hours until 20:00 on Thursdays • Closed on Mondays • Ticket Prices: • Adults: Approximately DKK 100 • Under 27: DKK 75 • Under 16: Free • Groups (10+ people): DKK 75 • Free admission with the Copenhagen Card • Accessibility: An elevator is available at the rear, at Læderstræde 15, to access all floors, making it convenient for strollers and wheelchairs. 🎡 Cultural Values and Surroundings • Promoting Contemporary Art: As one of Denmark's oldest art associations, the museum is dedicated to promoting new artistic perspectives and integrating art into public discussion. • Historical Links: Gammel Strand, once Copenhagen's oldest natural harbor, later served as the site of a fish market, run by the "Skovser fishmongers" until the market closed in 1958. Archaeological excavations in the area have revealed the harbor's history and architectural remains dating back to the 16th century. • Memorial Sculpture: The streetside tile sculpture "Fishwife" (Fiskerkone), a symbol of the fish market's past, commemorates the Skovser women who once peddled fish there. Unveiled in 1940, the sculpture returned to its original location in 2018 following urban renewal. 📒Visitor Experience and Recommendations • Visitor Experience: The venue is moderately sized, and the exhibitions are experimental, making it suitable for those who enjoy exploring contemporary issues and artistic experimentation. • Suggested itinerary: 1. Start by viewing the seasonal exhibition in the exhibition hall. 2. Then browse the bookstore and design shop on the first floor. 3. Finish by relaxing in the courtyard or at Lille Fugl Café. • Nearby Attractions: Christiansborg Palace, Thorvaldsens Museum, Nyhavn, and the city's riverfront are all within walking distance, making it ideal for a half-day or cultural stroll. Gammel Strand is a cultural space in Copenhagen that blends historic architecture with vibrant contemporary exhibitions. Not only does it offer access to the Danish art scene, but it also allows you to experience the depth and vitality of the city's culture in an elegant setting that fosters social interaction and dialogue. If you're a fan of contemporary art, public cultural discussion, or simply want to spend an afternoon in a relaxed artistic setting, this is definitely worth a visit. #Denmark #DenmarkTravel #DenmarkAttractions #CopenhagenTravel #denmark #denmarktrip #denmarkmuseum #Copenhagentrip #Copenhagenmuseum #CopenhagenCard #CopenhagenMuseum #DenmarkMuseum #CopenhagenAttractions #Museum #Museum #denmarkMuseum

16/10/2025: Good kebab and the best service. Very nice man at the cash register.

09/06/2025: That's some damn good sjavarma 2730 cotton

11/10/2025: The sushi leaves a lot to be desired

18/09/2025: Super delicious sushi, really sweet and attentive service. Fair prices and nice place! Will definitely come back one day.

26/10/2025: Very friendly, the pizzas and beers are excellent. Very pleasant staff. Very reasonable prices, I recommend!

24/10/2025: Only went for some beer and the variety is great, if not on tap you'll find them on bottle/can.

28/07/2025: Great place to experience live music, very atmospheric!

24/07/2025: Nice place, with outrageous Copenhagen prices...

17/09/2025: This is the perfect bar for smokers. I don't smoke, but I can really feel the local pub atmosphere.

17/09/2025: This Danish pub is filled with locals. Please note that smoking is permitted indoors.

07/10/2025: A historic hot dog stand Not something with culinary Super dreams. A hot dog should be served with feeling and this one is it!

29/08/2025: The best and most authentic Hot-Dog stand in Copenhagen. Have existed for more than 30 years and quality have always been high 🙏

05/07/2025: Good old-fashioned brown tavern

01/12/2025: I thought danish people were chill with alcohol!??!!!!!!!m?!! But I was wrong

12/11/2025: Fantastic service and wonderful wines at absolutely reasonable prices!