Mikkeller Baghaven

Great spot for a beer in Copenhagen! Awesome vibe, amazing view, and a laid-back atmosphere. Perfect place to unwind and enjoy the sunset with friends. Highly recommend!

Good beer place next to food market so you can wash it down with a great pint. They even allow you to bring your own food

Very good service and delicious beers. You can try beers before you buy them. Highly recommended if you like sour beers. As snacks you can get sausage/cheese plank or chips. Unique beers from tap.

Beautiful place to hang around, the beer is okay. Lovely place with lovely people around

Industrial feel, on the waters edge near the public transport water bus stop. Great selection of beers, friendly staff, lots of inside and outside seating. You're ok to eat your own food, but it's also right next door to the Reffen street food vendors. Watch a sunset from here. Highly recommended.

Mikkeller Baghaven is a fantastic spot for enjoying Mikkeller’s unique craft beers. A must-visit in #Copenhagen!

Great waterfront location. Beautiful views with tasty beers. Was one GF beer on tap when we visited. Snacks and sandwiches available... cheddar&onions chips are insanely good. Staff is friendly and chill. Indoor and outdoor seating. 16 taps of beer/cider plus cocktails, wine, and cans of beer.

Such a fun vibes place! All the beers are amazing. They have board games, people is really kind they offer to try the ones you are not decided. Perfect place to see the sunset: good music and good vibes. Definitely go back to this side of Copenhagen.

Mikkeler Baghaven is a brewery in Refshaleøen serving locally crafted brews and in-house creations. We had the passion fruit, peach and wheat beers. We loved this spot for the scenic water views and proximity to Refen

Please pay your phone bill for Mikkeller Brewing San Diego. I have not worked there in years but for some reason it's my number listed on the account and it's my number that keeps getting called by debt collectors.

This Mikkeller outpost is where you'll find some of their funkier creations - wild ales, fruit infusions, wine casks, etc., and varying combinations of the above. If you're one for exploring, you're guaranteed to find something you've not tried; if not, you may want to stick to some more traditional offerings at other Mikkeller spots. Limited indoor seating with barrels stacked high around you. Friendly staff, as per Mikkeller norms. Adjacent to the Reffen food court (open seasonally), so it's quite easy to make an afternoon of it. Traveler Tip: Bus or taxi can certainly get you there, but we opted to walk. It's about an hour's walk from Tivoli or City Hall. Our route took us past the Nyhavn harbor and the Copenhagen Opera House (though the best photo ops are from the other side of the channel) and through the grounds of the National School of Performing Arts and KADK. If weather is on your side, strap on your walking shoes and do it this way.

Former Mikkeller Barrel Room, this is more a beer bar where you can buy cans to go than a beer shop. If this place will satisfy you is strongly dependent on the occassion and what brewery has tap take over. The venue is like a large festival tent with October fest feeling. Not my favourite kind of venue, but you easily make new friends for the day! Because you must share tables with 10 others. I havent visited on a regular night only at events during MBCC, then it was chaotic with super long lines. They didnt update the biard so after queuing for 20 minutes the beer you wanted was out.

Absolutely fantastic time, the weather cooperated and the beer was even better. Caught this gem around 9/10 pm...watch out because on Sundays they stop selling at 10. Regardless was able to snag a drink and drink over looking the channel in Copenhagen. It is and was just fantastic. The ride out can be a minute, expect about a 15 minute bike ride or 10 min cab and around 20 USD one way (recommend the bikes so you don't have to coordinate a ride back-you brought it with you!). Non-the-less this spot is just awesome. If you're looking for just the "beer" scene then maybe pass-all the do here are sours but I think they have some regular beers on tap as well (see my pic)..hoever, on the back side of this building is a food truck frenzy palooza (20-40 trucks, it's massive and sooo good). That means TONS to eat along with multiple bars (I think I regained the beer seeking people now). Honestly if you don't come here you are missing a big new part of the city. This spot and beer and view is a must, so please check it out, i wish i had more time to go back! I guess it's a reason to reattack :)

This is the best place to drink weird beers you've never heard of before by the water while a DJ plays electronica (sometimes) and there's a stall a few hundred meters away where a man will grill a herring for you. If that's not a five-star kind of place, honestly, what is?

This place is alright. I thought that it would be bigger, but it wasn't, just a couple of taps with their own brews and that's it. On a sunny day, after spending your money's worth on food at Reffen, this place might be the alternative to get a decent beer (if you don't want to get watered-down drinks at Reffen), but otherwise, it's far too out there to venture on your own, and there's nothing particularly special to lure you out here. There are so many good beer bars in the inner city, so what's the excuse? Good thing that Reffen is open, now there's your excuse.