Blød Hat

Went there during French dining week and was a bit disappointed.
Food was average and the service was not that great, the waitors and waitresses didn’t seem to care — they were really polite but so many things was done in a sloppy way.
Bread was served halfway through the starters, french fries was served halfway through the main course. The couple next to us had to ask several times for water and bread.

Cute corner café/​bar in a quiet street. There is a possibility to sit outside, which is quite nice on warm summer evenings.
The interior is really cool, very «wine bar» style. And in fact, they do offer a great variety of choices regarding white wine, red wine and rosé. There is also a good selection of beer and cocktails. The only problem was the food menu: they only offer small dishes that you can share. If you want to get a dinner, you’ll probably need to order 2 to 4 different ones and end up with quite a large bill. However, the charcuterie plate was very good. Perfect to share along with a glass of wine. The risotto was very small and not so «authentic».
All in all, this place is nice, as it’s possible to sit inside and outside, and try –many– different wine, along with some tapas. I might be back in the summer to get a glass of Chablis in the sun!

Great little place not far from Nørreport. It can be a bit tricky to find if you only go by word to mouth directions. But that is all fine and dandy because what is really great about this place is, strangely enough, the location. The entrance and the outdoor seating gives you the number one spot in the sun. Their menu is tailored accordingly to this fact, with special offers for bottles of rosé in the summer and freshly made tapas trays for 1 – 4 people.
The menu concept is perfect for sampling as they offer dishes from size small to medium. It is therefore recommended to ‘mix and match’, depending on your appetite. When I visited, it was however possible to order something off of the ‘small size’ menu and upgrade it into a medium size. All you need to do is politely ask.
The waitress was very kind and was quick to serve us our drinks. She was however alone, Sunday afternoon, which gave quite a stressed impression.
Me and my company shared a charcuterie plate filled with amazingly fresh antipasti prosciutto and capicola. Yum! Perfect for two. For a main we both choose the risotto. It was a bit small, but the charcuterie definitely made up for it.
I will be back this summer for a glass of rosé in the sun, that’s for sure!

Great little corner café off the beaten path in Copenhagen. We went on Easter Monday, so they had a small special menu as they are usually closed on Monday’s. I had the salami sandwich and my husband had the turkey sandwich. Mine was amazing — perfectly toasted crunchy sourdough bread layered with a truffle/​garlic-​y mayo, cabbage, salami and gerkins. I loved it! My husband’s was also delicious with a sundried tomato tapanade, fresh turkey and veggies. Service was great and friendly!

Nice and cosy place with good food but nothing special.
The price of the dinner was a little bit too higher compared to the quality and quantity of the food.
The staff is polite and good but we waited a lot for our plates.

The restaurant we wanted to try was booked for hours, so we stumbled upon this restaurant by accident. We ordered baked cod with roasted root vegetables, followed by a chocolate mousse. Both very good. The fish was perfectly done, cooked but not overdone, which is not easy with cod. The mousse was a little more pudding-​like than I prefer, but it was nice and chocolatey. The service was a little slow, but our waiter was extremely gracious.