Gastronomy in Copenhagen

Here on this page, we’ve gathered some of our personal favourites within Danish gastronomy – all quality-tested by us, of course.

Need help booking a table at one of the restaurants listed below? Just reach out to us at concierge.nyhavn@arp-hansen.dk

Elegant restaurant interior with wooden tables set with glassware and napkins, cushioned bench seating, and decorative wall murals featuring graceful figures framed by green arches. A cozy restaurant table set for four with wine glasses, white napkins, and a small vase of flowers, surrounded by wooden chairs and a green wall with decorative art. Elegant restaurant interior with wooden tables set with glassware and napkins, cushioned bench seating, and decorative wall murals featuring graceful figures framed by green arches. A cozy restaurant table set for four with wine glasses, white napkins, and a small vase of flowers, surrounded by wooden chairs and a green wall with decorative art.

Restaurant Anton

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Step into the historic Grandjean’s Courtyard from 1853 and discover Restaurant Anton – a place where Danish culinary traditions are brought to life in new ways. Here, you’ll be treated to classic smørrebrød with a modern Nordic twist, served on beautiful Royal Copenhagen porcelain.

Enjoy your meal in atmospheric surroundings with hand-painted wall decorations and a touch of Scandinavian romance in the air. Perfect for a special lunch or a slow-paced evening.

To complete the experience, choose a glass of the exclusive 2015 Cuvée Novecento from Contratto 1867. This sparkling wine offers elegant notes of nectarine, citrus, and freshly baked bread – a natural pairing with the season’s dishes.

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A cozy restaurant dining area with wooden tables and chairs, set with plates, glasses, and napkins. Natural light streams in from large windows, and green plants and dried flower centerpieces add to the warm ambiance. A cozy restaurant dining area with wooden tables and chairs, set with plates, glasses, and napkins. Natural light streams in from large windows, and green plants and dried flower centerpieces add to the warm ambiance.

Restaurant Barr

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Right on Copenhagen’s harbourfront, inside the historic North Atlantic House, you’ll find Restaurant Barr – a place where North and Central European food traditions are brought to life in new ways.

You’ll dine in the former Noma space, now transformed into a warm and modern restaurant with stone walls, wood, textiles, and Scandinavian design that invites you to relax and connect.

The menu is a heartfelt interpretation of what Barr calls the “North Sea kitchen,” where you can enjoy classics like Danish meatballs and schnitzel – served with finesse and personality. And you won’t leave thirsty: the drinks list includes carefully selected craft beers, aquavit, and wines that perfectly complement the dishes.

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A gourmet dish on a white plate, featuring a round cracker base, leafy greens, a glossy red dollop, and topped with a thin, circular, purple crisp, all set on a rustic wooden table. Tre tallerkener med kunstferdig anrettet gourmetmat, blant annet ferske grønnsaker, spiselige blomster, appelsinrogn, et kamskjellfat med lilla blomster og en skål med smuldret ost på et rustikt trebord. A stylish restaurant interior with wooden tables, mismatched chairs, hanging globe lights, and large windows letting in natural light. Shelves with glassware and plants decorate the left wall; greenery is visible outside. A gourmet dish on a white plate, featuring a round cracker base, leafy greens, a glossy red dollop, and topped with a thin, circular, purple crisp, all set on a rustic wooden table. Tre tallerkener med kunstferdig anrettet gourmetmat, blant annet ferske grønnsaker, spiselige blomster, appelsinrogn, et kamskjellfat med lilla blomster og en skål med smuldret ost på et rustikt trebord. A stylish restaurant interior with wooden tables, mismatched chairs, hanging globe lights, and large windows letting in natural light. Shelves with glassware and plants decorate the left wall; greenery is visible outside.

Restaurant Høst

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At Restaurant Høst in the heart of Copenhagen, you can enjoy Nordic gourmet cuisine in beautiful, rustic surroundings – without breaking the bank. The restaurant is located in the charming Nansensgade neighbourhood near the lakes and is part of Cofoco’s popular family of restaurants.

The focus is on the best seasonal ingredients from the Nordic kitchen. Look forward to dishes featuring everything from lobster and beef to Danish cheeses aged by the winds of the North Sea – all served with care and attention to detail.

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A person squeezes a lemon over a plate of oysters on a marble table, with glasses of white wine and water nearby, and a folded napkin on the side. A white plate on a marble surface holds a seafood dish with large prawns, a grilled shellfish, and a garnish of green herbs. A person squeezes a lemon over a plate of oysters on a marble table, with glasses of white wine and water nearby, and a folded napkin on the side. A white plate on a marble surface holds a seafood dish with large prawns, a grilled shellfish, and a garnish of green herbs.

Fishmarket

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In the heart of Copenhagen, you’ll find Fishmarket – a lively and informal seafood bistro where French inspiration meets seasonal Nordic ingredients. The focus is on fresh fish and shellfish, prepared with simplicity, care, and full-bodied flavour.

The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, and the carefully curated wine list is designed to complement every dish. Whether you’re in the mood for a casual lunch or a dinner with a little extra flair, Fishmarket is the kind of place you’ll want to return to.

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A plate of steak tartare topped with fresh greens, dollops of cream, and crispy potato chips, served with a slice of grilled bread. A glass of red drink and salt and pepper shakers are in the background. A plate of steak tartare topped with fresh greens, dollops of cream, and crispy potato chips, served with a slice of grilled bread. A glass of red drink and salt and pepper shakers are in the background.

Restaurant 1733

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Just a 15-minute scenic walk from the hotel, you’ll find Restaurant 1733 – a true Copenhagen gem located by the Slotsholmen Canal, with beautiful views of Christiansborg Palace. Here, classic Danish cuisine is served in warm and informal surroundings, where tradition and quality go hand in hand.

The menu features traditional smørrebrød crafted with precision, passion, and a touch of nostalgia – and the portions are generous, just as they should be. A perfect spot for a relaxed lunch or dinner in historic surroundings.

An overhead view of assorted Mediterranean dishes in bowls and plates, including salads with tomatoes and cheese, burrata with cherry tomatoes, hummus, and various appetizers garnished with fresh herbs. An overhead view of assorted Mediterranean dishes in bowls and plates, including salads with tomatoes and cheese, burrata with cherry tomatoes, hummus, and various appetizers garnished with fresh herbs.

The Union Kitchen

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Just a 10-minute walk from 71 Nyhavn Hotel, you’ll find The Union Kitchen – a lively and laid-back spot right by Nyhavn where you’ll quickly feel at home. It’s the perfect place to start your day with a great cup of coffee, enjoy a tasty lunch, or wind down in the evening with a cocktail in atmospheric surroundings.

With its relaxed yet stylish vibe and the combination of café, restaurant, and cocktail bar, it’s a favourite meeting place for both locals and visitors.

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An overhead view of colorful plates with assorted dishes including tacos, skewers, ceviche, and tostadas, placed on a patterned tiled table with two glasses of drinks. A bartender with curly hair mixes a drink, shaking a cocktail shaker behind a busy bar. Several patrons sit at the bar, and bottles, glasses, and bar tools are visible in the warm, dimly lit setting. An overhead view of colorful plates with assorted dishes including tacos, skewers, ceviche, and tostadas, placed on a patterned tiled table with two glasses of drinks. A bartender with curly hair mixes a drink, shaking a cocktail shaker behind a busy bar. Several patrons sit at the bar, and bottles, glasses, and bar tools are visible in the warm, dimly lit setting.

Llama

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At Llama, you’re taken on a culinary journey through South America – from Peru and Bolivia to Mexico and Chile. The flavours are bold and colourful, yet always rooted in respect for Nordic ingredients that bring it all together.

The restaurant offers a warm and vibrant setting with colourful Mexican tiles, soft lighting, and space for everything from intimate dinners to larger gatherings – with capacity for up to 180 guests. You can also settle in at the cocktail bar, where pisco, tequila, mezcal, and rum take centre stage in creative and flavourful drinks.

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Would you like us to book a table for you?

If you’ve found a favourite among the restaurants listed above, we’ll be happy to assist with your reservation.

Just send us an email at: concierge.nyhavn@arp-hansen.dk with your preferred date and number of guests, and we’ll do our best to secure a table for you. Feel free to refer to this page, so we can help you choose the ideal restaurant.

We wish you many wonderful gourmet experiences as you explore these restaurants in Copenhagen – and enjoy Danish gastronomy at its best. Bon appétit!

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