De bedste restauranter i Ringsted

06/12/2025: This place has simply become so bad. The prices are EXTREMELY high and the quality has steadily declined in recent years. Now they don't even bother to cover the French bread with cheese, but just throw random crumbs on the bread. My French hotdog only had dressing in the last third and their smørrebrød costs the same as the highly coated one, but resembles something they cut from a child's lunchbox. Just drive on by, if you're hungry.

21/11/2025: Cozy kitchen/rest area on the highway. The dish of the day is always good and there is plenty on a plate.! The price is cheap compared to how much you get and the good quality. Most of it is homemade.

23/12/2025: I went with my boyfriend and he ordered a matcha latte in Danish (since I don't speak the language). The girls working there gave us a vanilla latte instead. When I realized the mistake, I told the person at the register that there had been an error with an order, and the girl, very confident and even a little arrogant, denied that my boyfriend had ordered a matcha when I definitely could hear it. Obviously they didn't offer us any solution or even comment on the matter; what a shame about the service. 🤐

16/11/2025: Cozy large café. Nice atmosphere.

19/12/2025: Good food and nice service, but it was not possible to get information about allergens. The menu contains some abbreviations, but no explanation of the meaning. Unfortunately, I got gluten in the food and could feel it later. The ventilation could be better.

28/11/2025: Great and authentic Pakistani food!

24/10/2025: The place where silence smells of coffee and every mug preaches a sermon on simplicity. It was 11:17, the sun was slowly rising over Ringsted, and Els was sitting across from me in her leather jacket from the Etsy shop Johnny’s Vintage & Leathers—as if she’d just stepped out of a Scandinavian arthouse film. She said, “Harm, this isn’t a café. This is a sacred space with milk froth.” And she was right. Soft jazz played inside, the barista smiled Danish-style—friendly, but without emotion. The cappuccino was creamy, the air dry, the atmosphere as tight as a new belt. I thought of Etsy, of craftsmanship, of how leather lives and coffee does the same: it ages well, gains depth, character, patina. Els leafed through a Danish advertising brochure as if it were a holy book. She pointed to a selection of chairs and said, "Look, Harm, leather is everywhere, except where it belongs." I nodded, stroked my genuine leather cuff, and thought of Johnny's Vintage & Leathers—how every product has a human quality, a warmth in a world that increasingly resembles a showroom. Café Ingeborg isn't a hotspot, not a trendy filter bubble. It's a place where time goes to get coffee. Where the aroma of beans and leather merge into one thought: it's not about new, but about authenticity.