Where to eat in Copenhagen: Breakfast and Brunch When I first moved to Copenhagen, the breakfast-brunch culture really shocked me. Being from Spain, where the old-school breakfast is two espressos and a cigarette, the morning ritual of breakfast or brunch at a Danish establishment (or home, for that matter) made Read more…
Where to eat in Copenhagen: International food As I have probably mentioned more than once in my many posts about Denmark, it is not the most budget-friendly country. However, if you know where to go, you can find good bang-for-the-buck restaurants. This is particularly true with international food in Copenhagen: Read more…
Where to eat in Copenhagen: New Nordic cuisine New Nordic cuisine is probably THE gastronomic discovery of the 21st century. Originated in Copenhagen with René Redzepi (chef of Noma) in the lead, it focuses on organic locally produced food cooked in a simple but elegant way. However, due to the Read more…
Where to eat in Copenhagen: Traditional Danish food My first entry about places to eat in Copenhagen needs to focus on traditional Danish cuisine, as it is the most typical food of the area. From old dark pubs serving farm-style food to delicate restaurants with a refined take on Danish Read more…
Where to eat and drink in Copenhagen: best restaurants and bars It is not news that New Nordic cuisine has situated Copenhagen amongst the top food capitals in the world. With the manifesto that created Noma (and the whole movement) and its ranking as the best restaurant in the world Read more…
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