Gastronomy & Night life

Copenhagen: Scandinavia's Gastronomic Capital

Seasoned visitors to Copenhagen have known it for years, but the news that the latest Michelin Guide has awarded thirteen stars, more than Rome, Milan, Amsterdam and Vienna and the same amount as Madrid and Berlin, to the city's restaurants, has confirmed that Copenhagen continues as the number one food-lover's destination in Scandinavia. Noma, in Christianshavn was voted the world's third best restaurant in 2009 and in 2010 the world's number 1 best restaurant
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The Cocktail Revolution
Copenhagen is a city generally associated with brewed beverages, yet the last ten years have seen a change of style and the advent of - The Cocktail Revolution.
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Copenhagen Cocktail
Next time you are sitting at a bar longing for something cool, a Copenhagen would be the perfect choice. Iced or not, a Copenhagen is the taste of the cool North.
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Copenhagen - World Coffee Champion
Casper Engel Rasmussen from The Coffee Collective was the first Dane ever to win the world championship in coffee tasting
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Seaside dining, Danish style
The coast north of Copenhagen is dotted with culinary jewels - restaurants whose food and uniquely soothing atmosphere you will want to return to again a
nd again.
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The delights of Danish dining
Danish cooking has undergone something of a revolution in the last decade or so. These days the restaurant menus of Copenhagen don't simply look overseas for influences and ingredients, instead their chefs have learned to exploit the wonderful natural resources of the Nordic larder.
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Eat with the In-crowd
Copenhagen has everything from exclusive Michelin-starred restaurants, to the newest and hottest design restaurants, as well as dozens of cosy cafés and many highly rated popular places to eat.
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Gastronomic Hotels
Dine in a hotel? Might not sound tempting at first but in Copenhagen locals do it, as these days the city bucks the trend of traditional hotel restaurants concept of prawn cocktails and ice cream deserts. Hotels in Copenhagen offer some of the finest dining in the city, courtesy of Denmark's leading chefs.
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Danish Galleries offer food for thought
Food is an art form in itself, a fact which modern galleries and museums acknowledge. Gone are the coke and cake cafés of yesteryear, in their place appearing well designed, attractive cafes and even restaurants. The level of culinary excellence is high and the setting often reflects the ambience of the venue.
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Nightlife in Copenhagen changes fast and offers a Varity of experiences. The city has an ever-changing range of clubs, restaurants and bars catering to all tastes cutting edge dance music, world-class jazz, pop; you name it.
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The best beers are right here
Whisper it, but there used to be a time when Danish beer was drunk for its effect rather more than its flavour. and beer enthusiasts seemed to value quantity over quality. That has all changed for the city known for the world famous Carlsberg brand, and where  interest in different varieties, flavours, nationalities and micro-brewing techniques has exploded over the last few years. These days, beer enthusiasts love Copenhagen.
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Short cut to Copenhagen's Chocolate Kings and Queens
Copenhagen is a hot bed of chocolate indulgence with numerous master chocolatiers striving to make the finest chocolates for an ever more enthusiastic and knowledgeable market.
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