Bon Appetit

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• Pølsevogn read more ›
  (At corners across the city. )
  For a quintessential taste of Denmark, there's nothing quite like a hotdog at a pølsevogn (hotdog stand). The classic red sausage, served with mustard and bread, is traditional Danish fast food.
• Croissanten read more ›
  (61 Ny Østergade, Centre. Tel. 3332 9958)
  This snack bar makes perfect sandwiches with fresh local produce. If you're lucky, you'll find a seat inside.
• La Galette read more ›
  (9 Larsbjørnsstræde. Tel. 3332 3790)
  Named after the French pancake, this place has 22 filled versions on the menu. It's small and popular, so try to book ahead.
• Den Grønne Kælder read more ›
  (48 Pilestræde, City Centre. Tel. 3393 0140)
  The vegetarian and vegan-friendly Grønne Kælder (Green Cellar) is the perfect lunchtime option. Reasonable prices, friendly service and no-frills health food.
• Café Katz read more ›
  (Frederiksholms Kanal. Tel. 3393 3387)
  Brunch, including a vegetarian alternative, is served here every day from 11am-4pm. Both are highly recommended.
• Fish-to-Go read more ›
  (Kultorvet. Tel. 2360 0446)
  French chef Bernard Chesneau has a new and innovative concept. From his mobile kitchen he serves moules mariniere and other seafood dishes.

• Indian Taj read more ›
  (5 Jernbanegade. Tel. 3313 1010)
  Scandinavia's first Indian restaurant - opened in 1973 - a veritable Eldorado for vegetarians and spicy food buffs. Enjoy an appetising meal in authentic surroundings.
• Sultan Palace read more ›
  (34 Valkendorffsgade, Centre. Tel. 3313 1513)
  The extensive evening buffet is very popular, and there's even belly dancing on Friday and Saturday evenings, at this Turkish restaurant.
• Auberge read more ›
  (64 Østerbrogade. Tel. 3535 3900)
  Underground rustic French restaurant that serves delicious, value-for-money dishes.
• Zirup read more ›
  (32 Læderstræde. Tel. 3313 5060)
  Popular with a young crowd on the weekend, thanks to its Hangover Brunch special. Get over the night before with a plate of sausages and pancakes with syrup.
• Saa Hvidt read more ›
  (4 Snaregade. Tel. 3391 0191)
  Danish food with a modern outlook that shows just how inventive and tasteful the local cuisine can be.
• Eastern Corner read more ›
  (85A Sølvgade . Tel. 3311 5835)
  A little corner of Thailand in the heart of Copenhagen. Order one of the flavoursome Thai curries and scrumptious noodle dishes.

• MASH read more ›
  (20 Bredgade. Tel. 3313 9300)
  The city's most ambitious urban steakhouse has just opened its doors in the street known for its many galleries, antiques and auction houses. Succulent Wagyu and Kobe steaks are served.
• Krogs Fiskerestaurant read more ›
  (38 Gammel Strand, Copenhagen K. Tel. 3315 8915)
  Near the canalfront site of the city's old fish market, Krogs is known for its high gastronomic standards, preparing top-quality seafood caught in Danish waters.
• Oubæk read more ›
  (52 Store Kongensgade, København K. Tel. 3332 3209)
  Finely crafted, classic European cuisine is served in a selection of small, delicate dishes, so you can taste as much as possible.
• Le Sommelier read more ›
  (63-65 Bredgade, City Centre. Tel. 3311 4515)
  Elegant brasserie in the stately Palace Quarter, near Amalienborg. The French menu is faultless, the wine list exquisite and the service elegant but friendly.
• Magstræde 16 read more ›
  (16 Magstræde. Tel. 3316 1292
)
  Italian cooking with a sprig of inspiration from the Danish kitchen garden.
• SushiKappo read more ›
  (3 Jarmers Plads. Tel. 3338 7030
)
  This Japanese-style diner, with a touch of Californian flair, is a great place to get your fill of fabulously fresh sushi.

• Herman I Nimb read more ›
  (5 Bernstorffsgade, Tivoli. )
  Chef Thomas Herman's menu is rooted in traditional Danish cuisine at his newly appointed Michelin-starred restaurant, but he applies a radical reinterpretation.
• Mielcke & Hurtigkarl read more ›
  (1 Frederiksberg Runddel, Frederiksberg . Tel. 3834 8436)
  The Royal Danish Horticultural Society welcomes a new restaurant into its midst - an experimental gourmet establishment that closes in winter to let its chefs travel the world for new inspiration. Check out the toilets, with over-the-top décor by Anika Lori.
• Prémisse read more ›
  (2 Dronningens Tværgade. Tel. 3311 1145)
  Pure indulgence for gourmets. The meeting of Danish and Mediterranean cuisines has proved a huge success and Prémisse boasts one of the finest wine lists in the country.
• Alberto K at the Royal read more ›
  (1 Hammerichsgade, City Centre. Tel. 33 42 61 61)
  Quite possibly the most romantic restaurant in Copenhagen, due to the flawless French food, Arne Jacobsen design and the view: on a clear day you can see all the way to Sweden.
• 1.th read more ›
  (9 Herluf Trolles Gade. Tel. 3393 5770)
  One of the best gourmet restaurants in the city is situated in an old belle-étage apartment with room for only 28 guests. You make a reservation then receive an invitation for a "private" dinner party.
• Restaurant Ensemble read more ›
  (11 Tordenskjoldsgade. Tel. 3311 3352)
  Some declare this restaurant to be understated perfection-and you'll be hard pressed to find many in the city who disagree. Experimental cuisine-try the seven-course gastronomic menu for real taste sensation.

After Dark

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• Bibendum read more ›
  (45 Nansensgade. Tel. 3333 0774)
  A quaint little wine bar with a cosy atmosphere, Bibendum is popular with the young crowd. It also offers a tapas plate full of fine southern European products.
• K Bar read more ›
  (20 Ved Stranden. Tel. 3391 9222)
  Quaint cocktail bar where staff like to experiment, making their own vodkas and drinks with lots of fruit and hot spices.
• Café Europa read more ›
  (1 Amager Torv, Centre. Tel. 3314 2889)
  Enjoy a drink at this classic metropolitan café while watching the people passing by in the street. One of the city's best-placed spots for a coffee.
• Bibendum read more ›
  (45 Nansensgade. Tel. 3333 0774)
  An excellent selection of French, Spanish and Argentinian wines is on offer here, while the rustic décor and relaxed atmosphere attracts a well-heeled crowd of after-work oenophiles.
• Bo-Bi Bar read more ›
  (14 Klareboderne. Tel. 3312 5543 )
  Few bars in Copenhagen can offer such an eclectic mix of regulars: hip kids, intellectual thirtysomethings and ageless barflies.
• Baraki read more ›
  (16A Ravnsborggade . Tel. 3536 3640 )
  Open till 2am at the weekend, Baraki (Little Bar, in Greek) serves lip-smacking Greek wines, as well as a host of Spanish and Italian wines, too.

• Café Intime read more ›
  (25 Allégade. Tel. 3834 1958)
  With a bohemian ambience behind coloured glass, this place oozes decadence, making it popular with the city's gay population. But jazz bands, drag queens and the house pianist entertain the straight crowd as well.
• Lades Kælder read more ›
  (6 Kattesundet, Centre. Tel. 3314 0067)
  You'll mainly find rock bands at this basement venue, but the indie and metal genres are also represented by well-known as well as up-and-coming musicians. Singer/songwriters perform, too.
• Blågårds Apotek Café read more ›
  (20 Blågårdsgade, Nørrebro. Tel. 3537 2442)
  From Thursday-Saturday, Danish and international musicians take to the stage at this intimate café in the Latin Quarter of Nørrebro.
• Copenhagen Jazzhouse read more ›
  (10 Niels Hemmingsens Gade. Tel. 3315 2600)
  This famous jazz venue hosts live music almost every evening, from small unknown Danish acts to international jazz stars of world renown.
• Store Vega read more ›
  (40 Enghavevej. Tel. 3325 7011)
  Eric Benét (2 March), Reel Big Fish (3) and Franz Ferdinand (20) are some of the names that will grace the main stage of nightlife multiplex Vega in March.
• The Rock read more ›
  (45-47 Skindergade. Tel. 3391 3913)
  If you're a fan of rock music, this is the only place in the city guaranteed to quench your thirst. A mix of local and international bands perform three or four nights a week.

• Nouvel read more ›
  (34 Gammel Strand. Tel. 3332 0400)
  The newest nightclub at one of the most prominent addresses in the city, across from Parliament, looks promising, with free entry, a fully stocked cocktail bar and hip lounge area.
• Oak Room read more ›
  (10 Birkegade, Nørrebro. Tel. 3860 3860)
  Hip cocktail bar on the outskirts of the city centre. Here the martinis are shaken or stirred - whichever you prefer!
• Barbarellah read more ›
  (41 Nørre Farimagsgade. Tel. 3332 0061)
  Open till 4am at the weekend, this bar with a quirky interior is Copenhagen's most happening place. Dress in your coolest threads to blend in.
• Culture Box read more ›
  (54 Kronprinsessegade. Tel. 3332 5054)
  Probably Copenhagen's best bet for dancing, with the focus on electronic music. There's also a newly decorated lounge, cocktail bar and indoor smoking area.
• Kødboderne 18 read more ›
  (18 Kødboderne. )
  The nightclub is a former butcher's hall in the old meat market area of Kødbyen, giving it an underground edge.
• Kassen read more ›
  (18B Nørrebrogade. Tel. 2627 9188)
  This lively bar attracts a young, trendy and up-for-it clientèle. The impressive and well-priced cocktail list goes down a storm.

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