Andreadoria56's Profile
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Copenhagen for the weekend- help needed. Copenhagen is always busy on a Friday night and especially the coming three when every single company in the city hosts a Christmas party, so you may not be able to get into the best places, but here are some ideas: Pony http://www.ponykbh.dk/welcome.php I second the suggestion that you have Sunday lunch at Aamann's Deli - there are other good places for smørrebrød in the city, but they are not opened on a Sunday. Also as Vanderb rights in his/her nice trip report - Torvehallerne is a must visit. Finally for a great - and often overlooked Danish delicacy - Meyer's Deli does a lovely Flæskestegssandwich (it's a slice of roast pork with crackling and some red cabbage in a bun). Meyer's Deli is found among other places in the basement of the department Magasin, where you also find an upscale grocery store and assorted chocolate and bakery stores. |
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Copenhagen: Good coffee on Amager? Sorry very late to the party I know, but yes it exists: Kaffebaren - Æblestien (Apple Lane) 2 - no website but a facebook-page: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Kaffebaren-pa-Amager/125281017511369 In the newly developed Ørestad part of Amager you find Foodshop 55 - great bread, coffee and pizza: |
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Aamanns is a must try - but in my opinion Ida Davidsen is far from the best of the old traditional smørrebrøds places - it's not bad, but it's just not the best. Ambiance is a huge part of a visit to a frokost (lunch) place, and Davidsen is just a little tired and dinky. My favorite is: Schønnemann: http://www.restaurantschonnemann.dk/?lang=en Andrea |
