The Brewpub close to the Rådhuspladsen is probably my most favourite restaurant and bar in Copenhagen. It is perfect in the summer when you can sit outside on their terrace but also equally lovely in the winter inside with the warmth and the candles burning – it is the picture of hyggeligt!
They brew their own amazing selection of beer and you can have a tour of the on site brewery if your group is large enough and they use their own beers in all the dishes in the restaurant. The menu changes regularly and uses seasonal produce. They almost always have a pig cheek’s main dish and I have it every time and love the variation of how they serve it, this last week I had it with a divine spelt risotto.
We have eaten here as a couple many times, one of the most memorable was about a week before my son was born and I could hardly reach the table. We have also have taken visiting friends, who have always loved the food.
It gets very busy at the weekends so make sure you book.
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