42Raw

We had breakfast at 42raw, and the colorful dishes really whetted our appetites! As soon as we saw the food, my friend and I were thrilled. The presentation was so beautiful that we couldn’t resist taking photos. I ordered a bowl and a smoothie. Don’t underestimate the portion sizes of the bowl and smoothie; in the end, we couldn’t finish everything, despite our best efforts! While the flavors weren’t particularly surprising—especially the smoothie, which could have been better—and the prices are on the higher side, our dining experience was still enjoyable. The dishes felt healthy and looked great, making for a pleasant morning. Overall, if you’re looking for a visually appealing breakfast spot, 42raw is worth a visit. Just be prepared for generous portions and a focus on aesthetics!

Super quality food, gluten free options, the gluten free bread very tasty. it's very nice but a small place with not many places to sit I would like to go back and eat seated inside, for sure next time!

Found 42raw in Copenhagen by chance - now I'm an açai bowl b**ch for life. Solid vegan spot. Interior's a bit whatever, but the food hits right.

Had a blueberry crumble and chai latte. Both were really nice and it’s great to have a place where you can go that is completely gluten-free and vegan. Later had the chocolate protein milkshake which was also super tasty.

We enjoyed this little cafe and the food was fairly good. They have a good menu with lots of vegetarian and vegan options, and also have chicken and salmon available on the menu. Service was prompt and friendly. Prices are higher than expected, though. Their green poke bowl is pretty amazing, but at almost $20 US, it’s not a good value. Also, their vegan “burgers” are basically just somewhat soggy vegetable patties (not great…) and I don’t believe that I would order one from their menu again. I also ordered the sweet potato fries, which were just “ok.” We may return here sometime to try it for breakfast, but doubt that we will return for “burgers” or bowls again

Completely vegan - really good food, especially the sweets are really good and the matcha latte also the coffee is great and the protein shake was amazing. Overall a big recommendation. The guy at the counter was really friendly.

Food is ok, but for the price (~$25 USD a dish) I found it too simple and portions too small. I tried the vegan poke bowl and everything tasted fine, but it barely had any rice, so despite not being very hungry when I stopped by for dinner, I left not feeling satisfied. The golden latte with their own almond milk was not my favorite. Would not recommend.

nice place but I just had something small because it’s expensive - good little raspberry bite tho!!

This popped up on my feed when searching for the best places to eat in Copenhagen. I am in no way Vegan but getting into healthy eating lately. We got the Acai bowl (blue and sweet) and the Green bowl (green and savory). Both bowls screamed quality ingredients and freshness! The green bowl has broccoli, cucumber, pesto, baby spinach, cabbage & avocado and the blue bowl has strawberry, banana, blueberry, acai, coconut, granola & goji berry. The green bowl was really good but the sweet Acai bowl was just yummy! Slightly on the pricier side but well worth it for the quality and quantity.

Yummy! Such a good find in Cope! The food is so FRESH and delicious. I got the brunch platter and it was delicious! It was healthy and had a fun twist on a traditional brunch meal. It came with humus, rugbrød, apple yogurt granola, sweet potato fries, and guacamole. We also got a delicious coffee and an açaí bowl. Not only was the food fresh and delicious but the glassware they used was so cool. Very modern restaurant. Will I come back? Yes! When I'm back in Copenhagen!

Wonderful little cafe with a bunch of raw snacks and lunch options! I went on a Sunday afternoon around 4ish, it wasn't too busy and I was able to find a spot near the window. I ordered a Matcha Latte and a Matcha Bounty Bar - can you tell I like matcha? Both were really delicious and I really enjoyed them. The coconut on the inside of the bounty bar also had a green tinge which I thought was interesting. Will definitely be going back next time I'm around the area!

Pros: very healthy, free WiFi, menu options, relaxed atmosphere, location Cons: - If you find yourself walking around Copenhagen and thinking "wow, I could really use a place that has good juices, healthy food and wifi" then this is the place! They have ample seating options, with large tables and plenty of lighting. I would say it is definitely a great alternative to the usual Starbucks/Costa/Nero cafes and others. We did not try the food but it all looked very tasty. They had multitude of salads and other veggie-based options, definitely great to recharge your batteries with something easy to digest and healthy to explore the city. I definitely recommend their protein shake drinks, super tasty!

I visited 42 Raw for breakfast and really loved the healthy options and overall vibe of this establishment. My dining partner and I ordered the Match Bowl (which included interesting but tasty ingredients such as avocado) and the Acai Bowl. Both were delicious but we both liked the Match Bowl best since it was less sweet. I'd definitely eat here again and consider dropping by for lunch/dinner.

Industrial-style vegan eatery serving plant-based snacks & drinks to eat in or take out! Food **** We got the Brunch and the Strawberry-Banana Shake. The Brunch is absolutely delectable!! A healthy serving of banana pancakes w/agave syrup, banana & goji berries, sweet potato fries w/ optional dressing 1/1 glutenfree bread, avocado & humus and granola bowl! This is THE menu item to get if you go! Atmosphere *** Industrial-style in the heart of Copenhagen's shopping district. Indoor seating only from what we saw, and just not enough but that's due to space. Fine for what it is but you may want to take out! Service *** With smiles and joy! :) Price $$ and 1/2 Not too bad considering the quantity of food and definitely worth the price!

Best vegan truffle burger I've ever had! Copenhagen has some really healthy food options and this place was one of my favorites on my trip here.

Wow wow wow! Delicious delicious delicious! Avocado blueberry protein shake is to die for. We had the Mexi bowl and Avocado Hummus sandwich - both dishes the best ever A must must must go for Vegan/Vegeterians

Amazing ! Would highly recommend as the food was gorgeous and was all served in their natural state ! X

This is a great, healthy spot near center city. I enjoyed spending my time here. However, it was pretty expensive! I got an acai bowl, which wasn't bad! The acai smoothie part was thinner than I would have liked, but overall the flavor was good and the toppings were yummy. There's a cute message on the napkins, which is fun!

The idea of raw food has always intrigued me, but isn't something I ever seek out at restaurants personally. When I heard about 42Raw and saw the photos from here, I really wanted to try it. Everything looked so good! It did take me quite a while to finally get around to trying the place, but I was definitely not disappointed. I've tried their avocado & hummus sandwich, burger with sweet potato fries & chili mayo, acai bowl, granola bowl, avocado shake with strawberries and a chai latte. All of which have been very good! It's very different than what I'm used to eating, since I don't normally order this type of food but I'm pleasantly surprised at how tasty it all was. The hummus sandwich was yummy! The hummus is fantastic. It's a very simple sandwich and could probably have used a few more ingredients in the sandwich, but I still enjoyed it. The burger is very unique, but very tasty! Love the combo with the chili mayo though. I'd have to say that I love their breakfast the most though. Their acai bowl is heavenly! It's not as thick as what I'm used to in other acai bowls, but it's SUPER tasty and the toppings are fantastic. The granola bowl taste great as well, but I think it's a bit unfair that it cost the same as the acai bowl when you get WAY more food in the acai bowl than in the granola bowl. I can easily finish the granola bowl but can never finish an acai bowl and be stuffed to the max! Chai latte is perfect, and I love the avocado shakes! Perfectly creamy and tastes fabulous.

Simple. Good food but not enough staff. Would love to come back with just a bit more support to the staff.

I got the Acai bowl to go. It came with coconut flakes, homemade granola, goji berries, banana, and a few blueberries. The portion was smaller than when I got it last time at the beginning of July. Taste was good. I especially liked their homemade granola, which they did not skimp on.

This was the first raw vegan restaurant I've eaten at and was super good. I'm from the US and was in Copenhagen for a couple days and found this place on Yelp and was determined to try it. After spending my day exploring the city I stopped in here and got dinner. I had the avocado and pesto sandwich, which I would get again. There were so many other yummy looking things I wanted to try but didn't. They have sandwiches, pastas, pastries, juices and smoothies etc The inside is really small so if you go when it's crowded it's kind of hard to find somewhere to sit. Whenever I'm back in Copenhagen I will defiantly be eating here again!!

Absolutely perfect. All the treats you need (and don't need). Not pretentious or with excess effort, yet maintains a very intentional and curated vibe. Ahead of the raw, veg game for sure. Would go back, for everything and a beet latte too.

I have not been back to Denmark for a few years now, but when I do, and I'm in Copenhagen, I come here. I love this place! Even my husband who is certainly not a raw vegan by any means can always find something delicious here. I like to grab a juice with my entrée and in the mornings, grab the little power balls they have. Such a great snack to take along for the day. Is it pricey? Yes. But hey, it's Denmark, and most things are. The restaurant has very little seating and what seating it does have is not the most comfortable. We have usually managed to score seats my the window when we have been there. The restaurant is placed in a good section, close to shopping and other city sites.

Copenhagen has always been a good place to go for vegetarians, this time I was recommended to try 42Raw and I was so not disappointed by the experience! The thai noodle salad with chili was delicious, a satisfying portion, creamy, crunchy and flavourful. My company had the avocado sandwich and he was thoroughly enjoying it too. My Stockholm (had to have that of course!) freshly squeezed juice with carrot, orange and ginger was lovely and so was the ginger shots with a slice of apple. Don't miss having a little heavenly raw food chocolate treat afterwards. Fresh cafe interior, a mouth watering display of the food and swift service. I wish I could visit more often, lucky copenhagers! Like some previous reviewer said, if you aren't used to raw food (or eat plenty of raw veggies in your regular diet) you might want to take it easy. Wind related issues might occur afterwards, so to speak.

Having heard so much about Raw food, I was really eager to try the spread at 42Raw in Copenhagen during my Christmas trip. Here's what I ordered: * Burger with Avocado and sweet potato fries - Loved the Gluten free bread and the patty, with the chilli mayo dressing spicing things up. The Sweet potato fries we're the highlight of this dish. * Avocado and Chilli Mayo Sandwich - The Avacado - Chilli Mayo mix was perfect for the palette, the gluten free bread was crazy in this too! * Acai bowl - Best dish in the restaurant: Wonderfully presented, was so so so yummy. * Strawberry Milkshake - Was so sweet, even without adding any sugar/syrup. * Peanut Butter Milkshake - Perfectly made, was great to slurp. * Lasagne - Probably the weakest dish in the restaurant, loved how cucumber was used as the lasagne slices though. Amazing service, amazing spread, I'd keep returning to this place again and again. Good going, guys!

Great "raw" food! Delicious. Nice place, really easy to find. Only the service could be a bit friendly...

Post run, wandering around Copenhagen, I walk past a trendy looking cafè/ restaurant/ takeaway/ pop up?! Hipsters seated outside (sorry but I've got to paint a picture for you) and an attractive lady at the counter holding an avocado... Yes. Curiosity got the best of me. Welcomed by a smile, I said hi and screwed my face at the dual lingual menu board! I hadn't a clue what was going on other than there was a lot of vegetables, a coffee machine and a healthy looking confectionaries. I asked for a recommendation of something to eat, to which I got a giggle and conversation. Astonished to find out it was a Raw Vegan spot (no I didn't look up at the banner before walking in) I was intrigued by the sound of a RAW LASAGNE! Yes, I was a virgin... But no more! I also couldn't resist the oat biscuit which had a name I wouldn't dare try pronounce (sorry Danes) plus being off season I can have a treat :) The food was delicious, on my four day trip I ate lunch here twice the second time I ordered a funny looking sandwich avocado & pesto sandwich again after the first bite, looking up in the hope of seeing Mary Poppings to join in whilst I sang the Supercalifrejalist... I won't spell it but you know the song. The savoury biscuit, which looked like a Hobb Nobb was not too dry, nor sweet. My first Raw Vegan experience, lovely food, decent price, trendy friendly environment & free Wifi! Thank you 42RAW

I tried to come here every day on my trip, the only thing that stopped me was the prices! Be prepared for high prices at this vegan restaurant. If I weren't on a budget, it's worth the splurge. The pancakes are to die for, I absolutely love them. They are delicious! Acai bowls are also lovely and very filling. Cute spot but quite small so be prepared to sit comfortably between other customers at the tables. The service is incredibly slow, but nonetheless the staff is helpful and friendly. The menu here is absolutely a must try for foodies, there is something for everyone whether you are vegan or not! Amazing, high quality food

I convinced my two not vegan friends I was traveling to Copenhagen with for a few days, to have breakfast at 42RAW... All of us were really disappointed One of us had an Acai-Bowl, one ordered a sandwich and I had a burger. The bread was very dry and there was not enough sauce, neither on the burger nor on the sandwich. No question, the food is healthy but I already experienced better taste with healthy food...

I had the brunch with chili mayo. Pancakes good, bread decent, cashew nut cereal good (but would be too sweet if there was more of it), avocado and chili dip was okay. The sweet potatoes were good, albeit slightly too sugary in combination with the rest. The chili mayo was really bad and I couldn't eat it. I also tasted the acai bowl, which was very tasty, but would have been way too sweet if I had to eat all of it. The avocado smoothie was good. In general a thumbs up from here, main problem is too much sugar.

Poor service, won't be back. Went for the breakfast açaí bowl there early on workday morning. Right off, the service was nonexistent (even by Danish standards), the guy at the counter was cleaning something on the wall with his back turned to the counter and didn't acknowledge our existence. Another customer came in afterwards, and while we were waiting, her order was served quicker. And when our bowls finally came, the spoons were dirty. The bowl itself was pretty decent until I found a piece of plastic right in the middle of it. Really don't see a reason to go back or recommend. Nice hipster/vegan pictures for Instagram, and that's it.

Vegan is not easy to find so we were so glad to find an entire location with vegan choices. We were on Copenhagen only three days, but we went to 42Raw multiple times. And it was delicious every time. Everything was fresh and prepared in front of us. There's no waiter service, but food was brought out at picnic-style tables. And it was filling giving us enough energy for an afternoon of sightseeing.

I hab the acai bowl and an iced almond milk latte with an extra shot - both really tasty. The place looked really cute and the staff qas nice, normally 5 stars but sadly they messed my mothers order up and forgot her coffee and her food came way later than mine...

The food and the atmosphere are near perfect. Their are many high protein options and all the food is vibrant and full of nutrition. I had the Peanut Butter Protein shake and an açaí bowl for brunch and they were both outstanding.

What I appreciate about 42Raw is that they are constantly evolving. Just recently they added more to their menu (at least at Frederiksberg Centret) and I was happy to see both the trendy acai bowl and the vegan burger were added. I am never one to resist a vegan burger, especially when it's with sweet potato fries. They give you a generous scoop of guacamole, your choice of (vegan) sauce - I would recommend the chili mayo - and the pickled red onions are a nice touch. Here's the thing about the burger: it're more 'healthified fast food' style than 'handcrafted veggie patties' style. That will appeal to people that want the 'burger n' fries' feel, but it can also mean that sometimes the fries feel like they were reheated and the burger is a bit flat in taste. I would love it if they made having a side salad an option since eating a gluten-free bun, a quinoa patty, and sweet potatoes as a side is a lot of grains in one meal.That being said, I do enjoy it, especially paired with a blueberry milkshake and I can pretend I'm at a diner. The burger begins at 125 DKK, sweet potato fries are an extra 20 DKK.

Awesome raw vegan food. I tried the lasagna, thai noodles, a salad and cakes. Everything was great, so flavourfull and yummy. It also has a nice atmosphere and friendly staff. Definitely will be there again, when in Kopenhagen :)

Putting frozen tasteless (and not raw!) broccoli in your bowls is not okay. The mango bowl was sloppy with due to too watery due to the quinoa and 5 pieces of cucumber is just too little and too bad for 109kr. Not coming back!

Matcha Bowl and Acai are favorite! For a good snack the Chocolat Chip Cookie and Fig Bomb. Good green tea to flush it all down. Will come back for lunch! Love this place!

It was so hard to decide what I wanted to order because everything on the menu looked so appetizing. Not only that, the entire menu is guilt free! Everything on the menu is made with natural and healthy ingredients. The central location makes it a nice spot to get a pick-me-up, have a Sunday brunch with a book or a magazine, or meet up with a friend. I ended up ordering the avocado chili mayo sandwich. Admittedly, it was a bit pricing but what in Copenhagen isn't? It was quite delicious. I was nearly surprised at how good it was given how basic the ingredients were. The avocado on my sandwich was the best one I've had in this city. I intend on going back and trying a matcha bowl, the noodles, and/or some juice in the near future. The only drawbacks I found were 1) the workers could do a better job clearing the tables in a timely fashion. My friends and I went at 1:30 in the afternoon on a Sunday and had to wait some time for a place to sit. Once we found a spot at the communal tables, we were sitting in front of dirty dishes for some time--about 30 minutes--until our food came out. It was only then that the server cleared the table. 2) It was quite cramped and busy. Therefore, if I went again, I'd avoid peak hours.

This is probably my favorite raw restaurant. The freshest and most delicious gourmet raw food ever! Portions are very abundant. There is a big selection of juices & teas, every time there is something new in the menu. My only complaint is that they have taken my favorite dish, the raw pizza, off the menu :( it was fantastic. I really like he breakfast raw yogurt (all vegan), as well as every single raw cake I've tried. Chai is also nice and it doesn't come from a can. Salads are divine, so is the avocado sandwich. Word to the wise: if you are not familiar with raw gourmet foods or you are in a mostly processed, cooked diet, do yourself a favor and DO NOT eat a big raw meal. Some stomachs have gone lazy and are not able to process whole foods as they should anymore. Have a light lunch of dessert instead.

Copenhagen is definitely my idea of heaven. I have been eyeing off 42Raw for over a year now, and I was surprised to find out I'd be going to try it for my birthday. I had soo much excitement this place, that i could barely contain it on the flight over. We decided to go for a late lunch. And it was lucky we did. The eat in area is quite small. The design of the tables and chairs in a wooden tiered effect, up the wall, made use of the little space they had. The menu on the wall is in Danish, however thankfully they provide an English version on the counter. We decided to get the tapas tasting plate, as it covered all the yummy foods we wanted to try. The lasagna, vegetable curry and raw bread sandwich, was presented appetizingly on a large stone grey plate. We also had some freshly made juices. My favourite was the raw bread sandwich, however the lasgna was also to die for. I went with a friend who isn't in raw and vegetarian food, he is quite the opposite really, but even he raved about the lasgna. Next for dessert!!! Coconut and Ginger Brownie, and a Vanilla Cookie. And boy oh boy was it amazing. The cookie was simply devine. I could have easily eaten my body weight in these suckers. All in all this place did not disappoint. The only thing I dislike is that it is sooo far from London. Hopefully they reopen in London soon.

The cutest little vegan place in Copenhagen! I was so happy to find vegan food here so I ordered the brunch special to try a little bit of everything. All of it was delicious, especially the pancakes and sweet potato. The decor is very hip and the food isn't that expensive. The staff is so nice and friendly and overall, I really enjoyed my experience!

Was led to 42Raw via some intensive interweb surfing, and ultimately made my way in the door due to a gift card I received for my birthday a couple months ago. It seemed like a perfect compliment to a hot yoga class I took with a friend on Christianshavn, and so, off we went, post-sweaty yoga, to indulge in the raw food scene! The food was, simply put, excellent. I ordered the lasagna, and was totally satisfied by the quantity, and the quality, of the meal. Dessert definitely sealed the deal though, particularly because I ordered it without even an ounce of guilt. Give me chocolate, and tell me its healthy, and we'll be best friends for life. The scene is more cafe than restaurant, with a very fresh and clean vibe. They have a great selection of vegetable juices and fruit smoothies, as well as some a la cart options that can easily be ordered for a quick bite "on the go". Walking out of 42Raw I felt pret-ty good about the healthy life decisions I was making for myself. Especially considering that directly across the street, the rest of CPH was gearing up for a wild Friday night of heavy boozing. All things in balance, amiright?

Trendy vegan/gluten free spot with a few different locations. Would go back but the menu is very heavy on avocado... and if you don't like avocado, well you have only a couple hearty lunch options. I had the lasagna which was quite good but very watery/wet, most likely from the raw zucchini. I've had similar dishes before elsewhere and not had this problem. They graciously left off the side of avocado and replaced it with hummus and it was served with their warm grilled seeded bread that was definitely the best part of the meal. Service was a bit weird, you order at the counter and they bring it to you. Both servers came over to me at the same time (one to clean the table I was sitting down at and the other to bring my food), and they got really flustered around each other causing them to throw my dish in front of me, making the bread fly off the plate, and then he just picked it up with his bare hands and dropped it in the pool of liquid on my plate, no apology, and just walked away. Otherwise the experience was good though and I enjoyed my meal.

Every time we visit Copenhagen we stop by this place for lunch. The food is wonderful and satisfying. It's not one of the cheapest places but i personally think it's worth it.

Tried Acai bowl... So can not comment on anything else but it was just okay. I was expecting it to be chilled but somehow it was lukewarm... which is a weird temperature to serve acai bowl. This is the only place I tried acai bowl in Copenhagen (based on Yelp review) so maybe this is like this everywhere in Copenhagen. I think I had the best acai bowl in Big Island Hawaii at Bajic Cafe... Sorry for the tough review but this is the honest review.

Delicious food and cute, comfy space. Can't wait to go back and try more! I would highly recommend the Thai nudler and matcha protein shake - the acai bowl if you really like strawberry flavor.

Raw food never disappoints me! And again a very good experience. The place was a bit busy during lunch hours, but the atmosphere was still good.

First of all I must say that I understand the concept of raw food - and then not at all. I went to have lasagna and a juice. The juice was fantastic, but the lasagna was a bit weird to me. Taste-experience-wise I think the dish was a bit too monotonous. Generally I believe that food should be treated, processed and made in any way necessary to get the best taste - and i dont think I got that at 42Raw. As a desert I decided to go for some kind of round cake. I had high hopes of it tasting like a "romkugle" - but I was a bit disappointed when I discovered it was made of fruits... As almost any place in Copenhagen - a bit overpriced. Definitely a healthy alternative for many people eating in the city, but just not for me.

The beauty of this restaurant is their concept! Its one of the rare places in Copenhagen which offers vegan and gluten free options! Through the years the quality unfortunately has really gone down, they started off being very authentic and their vibe matched their concept, it seems like the quality has gone down as they started opening up more restaurants making it more of a chain. But in all fairness it must have been to match the demand!

Let's keep this one to the point: Juices here are amazing. Really good, tasty, yummy yummy. I've tried 3-4 different ones are they're all amazing, but my favourite is Chicago. I'll award 4 stars for the juices, Mm-mmm! But I'm not a fan of the food. I had the tapas consisting of some sort of cole slaw, an courgette lasagne and an avocado sandwich. I'm usually a fan of raw food, but the tapas was - amazingly enough - just bland. A bit disappointed and still hungry, I went for a second juice. I also had some licorice brownie with latte (I guess they bend a few rawism boundaries when it comes to coffee) and it was nice, good brownie. Based on the food alone, I'll give it 2 stars, but the brownie and the amazing juices push this baby up to 3 stars. Just grab your juice and hit the road.

I am a gluten free vegan American and whenever I travel I yelp and Google food places first and foremost. I am beyond thrilled with 42raw. Every single thing was to die for delicious and you MUST try the chocolate chip cookies!

As a vegan From California this was quite a treat. I ended up getting the grilled cheese and it was pretty good except quite oily.

I don't eat gluten, so this is a really nice place where I can almost order whatever from the menu... it is a bit pricy compared to the portions recieved

Stumbled across this place 20 minutes before they closed, with a cranky dining companion and low blood sugar. The food (and timing) was a miracle. Highly recommended: the lasagna, the juice that contains celery, cucumber and spinach (and a similar one containing apple, celery and cucumber), the chocolate chip cookie, the "bread." So good that we returned the next day for lunch.

I had the raw lasagna and a juice with ginger. They weren't bad. I also got a raw chocolate chip cookie to go. It was very, very dry and chewy. I definitely would not get the cookie again.