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Where are the best places to eat in Copenhagen, Denmark?
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When traveling in Copenhagen, Denmark you might want to try these specialties at the local restaurants.
National specialties:
• Smorrebrod: a Danish lunch dish of a slice of dark bread with butter, topped with slices of meat, fish or cheese with a generous garnish. Be sure to grab and knife and fork to eat this sandwich
• Koldt bord: a buffet-style lunch with usually includes a variety of fish, meats, hot dishes, cheese and deserts
•Morgen-complet: Danish breakfast which may include an assortment of breads, rolls, jam and cheese and/or sliced meats, boiled eggs and warm pastries
Also, be sure to try Danish coffee, a pilsner from Carlsberg and Tuborg breweries and maybe even some Akvavit (snaps)
Note: Most hotels and restaurants quote fully inclusive prices and tipping is not necessary. Taxi fares include tips. Railway porters and washroom attendants expect to receive tips.
As to where you should try these treats, Food and Wine magazine recommends:
1. 1.TH (First on the Right)
9 Herluf Trollesgade
Copenhagen
2. Bang & Jansen
130 Istedgade
Copenhagen
3.Café Nemoland
Pusher St.
Christiania
4.Café Victor
8 Ny Østergade
Copenhagen
5. Cocofo
7 Abel Katherines Gade
Copenhagen
6. Emmerys
21 Store Strandstræde
Copenhagen
7. Ensemble
11 Tordenskjoldsgade
Copenhagen
8. Forlaens & Baglaens
23 Jægergårdsgade
Aarhus
9. Hackenbusch
124 Vesterbrogade
Copenhagen, Denmark
10. Ida Davidsen
Store Kongensgade 70
Copenhagen
National specialties:
• Smorrebrod: a Danish lunch dish of a slice of dark bread with butter, topped with slices of meat, fish or cheese with a generous garnish. Be sure to grab and knife and fork to eat this sandwich
• Koldt bord: a buffet-style lunch with usually includes a variety of fish, meats, hot dishes, cheese and deserts
•Morgen-complet: Danish breakfast which may include an assortment of breads, rolls, jam and cheese and/or sliced meats, boiled eggs and warm pastries
Also, be sure to try Danish coffee, a pilsner from Carlsberg and Tuborg breweries and maybe even some Akvavit (snaps)
Note: Most hotels and restaurants quote fully inclusive prices and tipping is not necessary. Taxi fares include tips. Railway porters and washroom attendants expect to receive tips.
As to where you should try these treats, Food and Wine magazine recommends:
1. 1.TH (First on the Right)
9 Herluf Trollesgade
Copenhagen
2. Bang & Jansen
130 Istedgade
Copenhagen
3.Café Nemoland
Pusher St.
Christiania
4.Café Victor
8 Ny Østergade
Copenhagen
5. Cocofo
7 Abel Katherines Gade
Copenhagen
6. Emmerys
21 Store Strandstræde
Copenhagen
7. Ensemble
11 Tordenskjoldsgade
Copenhagen
8. Forlaens & Baglaens
23 Jægergårdsgade
Aarhus
9. Hackenbusch
124 Vesterbrogade
Copenhagen, Denmark
10. Ida Davidsen
Store Kongensgade 70
Copenhagen
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