Cafe Penny Lane

Loved everything about this adorable place. It felt so cozy and homey with all the colors, lights and posters on the walls. We ordered many different cakes and iced lattes, and all of them were delicious. Everyone found something that suited them, there were really no misses when it came to the food. I can see why this place is so busy. I definitely recommend!!

The place is very cozy, coffee is good and many varieties of sweets/cakes. The cakes are very good, but extremely sweet. Not possible to eat everything. I saw other tables, and also people left uneaten pieces of cake. If you want to eat a cake there, better to be hungry and prepared for sugar overdose. I recommend with a black coffee to break down the sugar. I think the confectioner should be a bit more careful with the sugar quantity. The vanilla milkshake was delicious.

Café Penny Lane is one of those places that instantly makes you feel welcome. Tucked into the heart of Aalborg, it offers a cozy, slightly whimsical atmosphere with vintage touches and soft lighting that makes you want to stay for hours. It's clearly popular with both locals and tourists—for good reason. I went in for brunch and was pleasantly surprised by the generous portions. The bread was hearty, the ingredients fresh, and the vegetarian options were solid. They also cater to gluten-free and vegan diets, which is a big plus.

Cafe Penny Lane is a very cozy café in Aalborg with a warm and inviting atmosphere. The wide selection of drinks and cakes felt a bit overwhelming, and I’d prefer a shorter, more quality-focused menu. That said, the service is attentive and friendly, making it a lovely place to relax and spend time.

A wonderful bakery and boutique with many options for all tastes. It's hard to make a decision with that display window. The oven is visible so you can see the products are homemade.

A beautiful, quiet place in the city center, rich in delicious and varied dishes. It's easily accessible from the train and bus stations, and has a nice, classic feel. They also have really good coffee.

Coziest cafe in whole Aalborg! We didn’t reserve beforehand and there was a table for us available. “Hyggeligt” that some of the menu items are inspired by The Beatles and absolutely loved the decorations.

I had the scrambled egg brunch which was much larger than anticipated (in a good way!). The servers where more than happy to provide English menus and happy to use English to take orders. Overall a lovely place with interesting décor, good food and the pastries looked amazing too. Will go back if I'm ever in the area again.

Super hyggeligt café with eclectic and insta worthy photo opportunities. I came with a friend and we ordered the Hole in One tea. One pot was enough for two of us. And the longer the tea steeped, the tastier it got! I wish I bought some to take home. It's got a light licorice flavor with some fruity notes and a dry sweet finish. We shared a berry tart and hvede bun. Both were super fresh and delicious. The hvede is just a boring looking bun but it's got a hint of cardamom and paired with their organic butter? Divine. Their berry tart was perfect. The cream was fresh, light, and not too sweet. We sat in comfy chairs and lounged in the sunlight for awhile. If I lived here, this would be my goto spot.

Great portion sizes, very Pinterest, pots of tea for 40 DKK The hummus salad and ham sandwich were great English menus and speaking A little pricey but not unreasonable Space for a big group

I've been travelling in Scandinavia for the past three months and this was, hands down, one of the best meals I've had thus far. I had the regular brunch plate that was filled with fresh ingredients such as cheeses, prosciutto, and a lovely salad. The Salmon mousse was absolutely delicious I wish I could've had a whole plate of it. The staff was absolutely amazing and were so helpful with helping us plan our day in Aalborg. The restaurant was so cute and cozy and was simply the best way to start our Sunday. Would HIGHLY recommend

First time in Aalborg with my girlfriend and the kiddo, we had literally no idea where to eat breakfast. Luckily other people had already tried various places, and reported back to the interwebz. So we tried Penny Lane, which turned out to be a fairly sizable part bakery part cafe. Their brunch was large and consisted of a lot of delicious tapas style arrangements. Not as much a typical brunch platter as it was exotic and - I think I'm right in saying - homemade things like hummus and pesto and bread and cheese and other goodies. The bakery and tea house section was a sight to behold with multicolored pastries to soothe even the most demanding sweet tooth. The kid had a big lollipop. It scored high on the yes-o-meter. The decor was very 'auntie' if that makes sense. Coarse but never ugly or bulky. It was pleasant and the atmosphere tickled our fancies.

Incredibly friendly staff, lovely food and great atmosphere. A perfect first stop in norway. Did I mention how beautiful the staff is?

A great tea-house where they also serve awesome pastries. The salads look very fresh as well. Need to try those next time!

I love this place! Cozy atmosphere and the food is delicious. I like that it is opening early, and you can god get breakfast with friends before work. I tried their brunch, which i really like, but also a quick breakfast. Their pastry is really good, and there is something for every taste.

Very good pastry and coffee. Wonderful smoothies and a very cozy atmosphere. English menú :-)