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Eat Copenhagen
Good food is part of the plan
Food halls & street food
Torvehallerne
Central food market for prepared food, speciality goods, coffee and flexible group eating.
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Refshaleøen
Reffen
Casual waterfront street food — better for a warm evening than a formal Danish meal.
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Broens Street Food
An easy casual meal between Nyhavn and Christianshavn.
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BaneGaarden
Organic food, a slower setting and something less conventional.
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Danish lunch
Schønnemann
Classic smørrebrød and the traditional Copenhagen lunch.
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Aamanns 1921
Contemporary smørrebrød — a modern take on Danish food.
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Bakeries
Sankt Peders Bageri
Copenhagen’s oldest bakery, dating to 1652.
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Østerbro
Juno the Bakery
A small Østerbro bakery known for its cardamom buns. Go early.
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Hart Bageri
Richard Hart’s sourdough bakery, with several branches across the city.
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Andersen & Maillard
Bakery and coffee roaster with shops in Nørrebro and Nordhavn.
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Refshaleøen
Lille Bakery
A relaxed bakery on Refshaleøen; pair it with Reffen or a harbour walk.
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Carlsberg City
Københavns Bageri
A small Carlsberg City bakery with a glass wall onto the bakers — known for sourdough and its croissant-dough kringle.
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BUKA
A bakery for buns, bread and a quick sweet stop.
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Cardamom buns
Smørrebrød lunch
Harbour-side street food
Danish pastries
Coffee breaks
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