Aoc
Fine dining restaurant · Adelsgade
Dronningens Tværgade 2, 1302 København, Denmark
Highlights
In a vaulted 17th-century cellar, AOC serves inventive New Nordic tasting menus with stellar wines in a sleek, intimate setting.
In a vaulted 17th-century cellar, AOC serves inventive New Nordic tasting menus with stellar wines in a sleek, intimate setting.
"This spacious, bright and simply decorated restaurant is set within the vaulted basement of a delightful 17C building close to Nyhavn harbour and is filled with huge, well-spaced tables. The set tasting menu uses ingredients of exceptional quality in confidently cooked, harmonious dishes which showcase finesse, depth and sublime, clearly defined flavours. It comes as little surprise that the wine list is excellent too." - Michelin Inspector
"Simplicity Done Right AOC takes a New Nordic–inspired elemental approach to food. Ingredients are sourced locally with a focus on maximizing the complete experience, which includes rich colors, presentation, smells, and flavor. The restaurant is small, with room for roughly 45 people and located in the cellar of a 17th-century building. The design is simple and clean, and it avoids anything that might distract from the food. The restaurant has been awarded a Michelin star. Photo: cyclonebill (flickr)"
"Simplicity Done Right AOC takes a New Nordic–inspired elemental approach to food. Ingredients are sourced locally with a focus on maximizing the complete experience, which includes rich colors, presentation, smells, and flavor. The restaurant is small, with room for roughly 45 people and located in the cellar of a 17th-century building. The design is simple and clean, and it avoids anything that might distract from the food. The restaurant has been awarded a Michelin star. Photo: cyclonebill (flickr)"
"Simplicity Done Right AOC takes a New Nordic–inspired elemental approach to food. Ingredients are sourced locally with a focus on maximizing the complete experience, which includes rich colors, presentation, smells, and flavor. The restaurant is small, with room for roughly 45 people and located in the cellar of a 17th-century building. The design is simple and clean, and it avoids anything that might distract from the food. The restaurant has been awarded a Michelin star. Photo: cyclonebill (flickr)"
"Hidden in the basement of a beautiful brick building, AOC isn't a restaurant that's obvious from the street. Inside, the space has a bright, white vaulted ceiling and a cool atmosphere with an array of round tables dressed in stiff white linens. Oh, and did we mention this place has two Michelin stars? Yep, that's right: This is where you come to sample some of Copenhagen's finest haute cuisine:. Each tiny dish is carefully curated by chef Søren Selin using Nordic ingredients. It's fancy, fussy, and oh-so-good." - Mary Holland
