Brunch

Located in the posh end of Istedgade, this former pharmacy houses a delightful café that is very popular with the Vesterbro locals.

A bear dressed in a waiter's costume will greet you at the door of this popular Nansengade Café in Copenhagen. You won't find a cooler local hangout than this.

Enjoy a nice brunch buffet in royal surroundings, join a guided tour of the castle or stay the night and feel like a royal.

At Bernstorff Castle it is all possible. It is also possible to book the castle for private parties and conferences.

Cafe 22 in Copenhagen is the ultimate lakeside café serving savoury brunch, lunch, dinner and cocktails.

Bistro André Citroën offers sumptuous brunches on the sunny side of the street.

Cross one of the bridges to experience Café Bizzaro on 'the other side'.

On sunny days, Café Bopa has outdoor seating in the Bopa Square. There is a small playground for the kids, and the café also has a lovely courtyard where BBQed delights are served in the evening.

There is a fantastic view of the Canal and the Thorvaldsen Museum from the tables outside Café Diamanten.

At Café Europa you can rest your tired legs, enjoy the big city ambiance and have some really good coffee.

Café with spectacular view high above the roofs.

Café Sebastopol is a café with Parisian atmosphere off the beaten track.

Situated in the lively Sankt Hans Torv in Nørrebro, this groovy café has a certain Parisian touch to it. It is always full of people talking, sipping cafe lattes, or eating.

Café Sommersko, the first real café in Denmark, opened its doors to a latte-ignorant public in 1976 - and was an immediate success.

Café Wilder is one of the oldest and most charming cafés in Christianshavn, packed with high-spirited regulars.

Cap Horn is an organic restaurant in charming Nyhavn.

Every day the chefs prepare homemade food from scratch. The menu is seasonally inspired and made from fresh products available at the local market.

Treat yourself to something special at Carlton, one of Vesterbro's most exquisite cafés.

The restaurant Club Royal is situated right on Hellerup Marina with a beautiful view of the harbour.

The restuarant offers a menu with Danish and French specialities. Both brunch, five course dinners and dish of the day is served here.

Dag H Café and Restaurant is a perfect place to eat brunch or lunch during a walk along the Copenhagen Lakes.

Walk through to the backyard and feel transported to the fifties.

Granola offers freshly-brewed coffee, great creamy ice-cream, Summerbird chocolates and fruity milk-shakes from the good old days.

Meyers Deli is a fusion of informal eatery, grocery, coffee shop and take-away outlet. Foodies flock to the place for fresh contemporary cuisine and trendy atmosphere.

Visit Denmark’s largest art museum, featuring collections of Danish and international art, from the past 700 years, as well as, contemporary displays.

The National Gallery has special exhibtions for kids and a nice café serving brunch and lunch.

This Scandinavian brasserie, located in Nimb Hotel, gives you sublime views of the Tivoli Gardens.

The menu is changed monthly, to make the most out of the fresh seasonal produce. The wine list is extensive with a good range of wines from Europe and the New World.

Restaurant Julian at the National Museum in Copenhagen offers a wide choice of Danish and international dishes inspired by ongoing exhibitions and activities at the museum.

Restaurant Julian focuses on climate-friendly and organic food and is open for brunch and lunch as well as coffee and cakes.

In The Danish Film Institute you will find restaurant Sult ("Hunger") serving lunch and dinner.

In weekends familys show up to enjoy the large brunch buffet.

Lakefront café with a French touch in the Copenhagen area in Østerbro.

The Royal Café is located inside the flagship store of Royal Copenhagen. The café represents an unusual and adventurious combination of Danish food and Danish design.

On the menu, you will find “smushi”, which is a Danish open faced sandwich prepared like sushi.