Brass Monkey

“As Denmark’s biggest food court, WestMarket in Vesterbro is the go-to place for all street food lovers, whether it’s for freshly baked morning bread, a quick lunch or drinks after work. It is really a combination between a marketplace and a hangout spot, and some of the stands are great for grocery shopping or finding that French specialty that no supermarket ever has. You’ll find everything from fresh veggies to greasy burgers, and there are plenty of different cuisines to dive into. You can even get an extravagant gin and tonic served in a golden quince cup if you’d like. I bet you never had your drink like that before! You can take a walk in Istedgade after feast.”

“Just around the corner. Nice brunch, coffee, burger and beer. They have a selection of vegan and vegetarian dishes.”

“If you love the Danish classics and you want to enjoy it in a relaxed atmosphere, you have to make a visit to Klubben. The restaurant is known for its good food and cozy surroundings. You always go home with a good experience and full stomachs. At Klubben you meet everyone from company directors to students to old locals who come to enjoy Danish food in a relaxed atmosphere indoors as well as outdoors.”

“Kyoto has a good selection Scandinavian urban fashion for both men and women. Focus is on a more streetwear style, but they do have something for most people. ”

“The good thing is the great food. Just normal Danish food with gravy. The bad thing is you cannot order a table - you just go there and hope thay have room for you. Also a nice place to drink a beer.”