Restaurant Møntergade

A modern, high-end brasserie recommended by the Michelin Guide and perfectly located in the heart of the Copenhagen. I visited in the evening, and the atmosphere was truly wonderful. The brasserie serves traditional cuisine and is mostly frequented by locals, which I absolutely loved. The food was both generous and delicious. I had a baked cod to start, followed by a beautifully prepared sole, and finished with a superb baked Alaska for dessert. You certainly won’t leave this place feeling hungry. The service was impeccable—warm, welcoming, and attentive throughout. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for an authentic and memorable dining experience.

Modern restaurant with a high end brasserie vibe specializing in smorrebrods. For lunch they recommend two dishes per person and we had hard time choosing - besides the regular menu (where everything looked really interesting), they had 8 specials - so you could choose between 6 different herring smorrebrods. Lunches get really busy and reservations recommended.

This is our go-to place for smørrebrød. The best in the city. Awesome location, great food and the personal service always impresses us. Place has a great wine list so for dinner this is also a great spot. Be aware that being AWESOME reservation is needed. Many customer and many regulars. Can’t wait to be back

Delicious meal from start to finish. Excellent wine and cocktails too. Staff all warm and friendly and Daniel took great care of us. Expensive but good value. Would recommend

This modern Scandinavian restaurant is a true gem for lovers of Nordic cuisine. Showcasing seasonal and locally sourced ingredients, it reinterprets Danish culinary traditions with a contemporary and creative touch. During my lunch, I was particularly impressed by their smørrebrød with curried herring—an absolute delight, perfectly balanced in sweetness, acidity, and spices. Every dish reflects a strong commitment to freshness and quality, presented with elegance and refinement. The service was both professional and attentive, enhancing the overall experience. The restaurant’s ambiance is chic and sophisticated, and the Royal Copenhagen tableware adds an extra touch of authenticity and elegance. A place I highly recommend—and one I will definitely return to!

While browsing the Michelin app, I came across this restaurant near my location open for lunch. My mom and I popped in on our way back from The Little Mermaid to our hotel, and this restaurant fit the bill. I'd like to clarify and say that this restaurant was not a Michelin Star restaurant; it is on the list as a more affordable option with nonetheless very good food. When we walked in, we were immediately surprised by the clientele. The restaurant appeared to be a business center, with most of the tables surrounded by men and women in suits. But, we nonetheless found a table and were seated promptly. We both ordered the tasting menu, which was a very good choice. Every single course we ate shattered the stereotype of Danish food; it was tasty, fresh, and had great presentation. However, I did not like the bacon + mushroom side for the tarteletter as much because it was a little heavy. It was still good, but the salty bacon accentuated the heaviness, so we were unable to finish it. I'd definitely recommend a visit for lunch or dinner; or any other time, for that matter. Our servers were very kind and attentive, and empty dishes disappeared quickly.

Food quality is nice. Service however is not that good. One waitress isn’t very nice. And 45 DKK for some tap water to drink… more expensive than water at a Michelin restaurant

The smørrebrød and herring were so fantastic that we returned during one weekend’s stay. Everything was delectable and the service delightful. My mother’s herring was never so good, and she certainly didn’t serve it with an aquavit pairing