Copenhagen - Cafes
Got a sweet tooth or just curious about Danish cakes and pastry? When in Denmark you have to try a real Danish – or wienerbrød, as it is called in Denmark – they are sold in many varieties at bakeries and cafes all over. The oldest patisserie in Copenhagen is La Glace which was founded in 1870. Amongst many mouth-watering cakes and pastries you will find the classic Sports Cake, which mainly consists of whipped cream.Ice cream - There is nothing better than to grab a quality ice cream on the way when the sun is shining. Denmark is famous for its dairy products and the reason why is something you can taste when you order an ice cream. Did you know that Danes are one of the most ice cream eating people in the world? The average Dane eats 10 litres of ice cream a year!
Café Europa
Café Europa is halfway along Strøget, the main pedestrian shopping street, in an area with many other cafés. It is a good place to sit and people-watch.
Café Norden
Right opposite Café Europa is Café Norden. It is a large, traditional café that also serves brunch. The breads and pastries come from Illum, the department store close by, meaning high, consistent quality. It is a good place for those who like classic café surroundings.
Bartof Café
Live music—mainly blues, singer/songwriter and folk.
Café Zirup
Café Zirup is in Læderstræde, the narrow shopping street parallel to Strøget in the city centre. The menu is rather more ambitious than in other cafés, and there are dishes from many world cuisines.
The Laundromat Café
The Laundromat Café is no ordinary place. As well as being a coin-operated launderette, it is also a café so you can have coffee, cake or just read your book while your laundry is spinning round. It is a popular place for locals.
