Seks

Seks has a lot of unique options, both savory and sweet — seasonal too! I had the eggs with chanterelles, so good and buttery. I wish the service was just as buttery smooth… unfortunately not. I’ve been here multiple times and almost became my favorite spot, but there’s 1 worker: female, septum piercing and blonde, most rude person I’ve ever talked to behind a desk. I’ve never experienced poor service from anyone else in there, but I try not to go when I see her at the till. ): Simply rude, arrogant and interrupts customers. I have worked at many cafes and restaurants, and this behavior is not okay. Can definitely be handled differently. Hope to see some changes here soon, as their food, Monika and Jan do a fantastic work. Would recommend going here!

Absolutely delicious breakfast / brunch restaurant in the center of Copenhagen. It is popular, so it is likely that you'll have to put your name to the list and queue outside for a while. The menu incorporates the Polish origin of the owners and blends inspirations from the kitchens of the world, taking you to Turkey, middle east or South America. We loved everything on the menu - probably Turkish Cilbir being the star of the brunch, but deconstructed breakfast burrito or shakshuka (called sekshuka at seks) were great aswell. The bread is freshly baked and you can get some appetizers with polish spread or with cheese and pickles (ask for the "illegal" ketchup version).

I found a special old school, sixties, lounge, oriental fusion vibe, brilliant and cosy. 2 bigger tables, where people who know each other or not, can sit and enjoy a special breakfast together. Delicious, Nordic-World fusion. Will be back for sure.

Very nice two polish girls, so warm and welcoming🫶 the avocado limo was very good (and Im saying this as a person who doesn’t like avocado) and mango lassi was very rich in flavor. the pastry was heavenly as well, freshly backed🤤 the whole place has such a cool, hygge vibe, highly recommended

We stopped at Seks for a coffee break after a day of strolling around. The café is so cute and has the kind of cosy charm that makes you want to stay longer. This ended up being my favourite coffee in Copenhagen. I’m quite picky with coffee, being from Australia where good coffee is everywhere, so i was very happy:) I had an oat milk flat white and although it was about $11 AUD equivalent (definitely the most expensive cup we had during our trip), it was 100% worth it and genuinely delicious. Seks is known for great specialty coffee and a fresh, seasonal brunch menu. The dishes are beautifully presented, with things like eggs, sourdough, baked goods, salads and plant forward plates that feel wholesome but still indulgent. The entire place feels very Copenhagen; thoughtful, aesthetic, warm and relaxed. The staff were really friendly and welcoming with good vibes! If you love great coffee and want a cute spot to sit and enjoy a break during your day, I definitely recommend stopping here. Next time I come back to Copenhagen I’ll be ordering food as well.

#toast 541 — cozy Sunday morning was spent at seks… they have a few little burrows inside the cafe itself if you want to nestle in! it was a lovely time I got to spent there, I would’ve easily came here and spent my afternoon if I lived in Copenhagen. the cilbir remix with seasonal veggies is quite popular amongst tourists to order - their bread has a lovely fermented, grainy flavor that I thoroughly enjoyed. thank you to the sweetest <3 follow @nomkakaii on Instagram for more toast travels!

Sunday brunch hours not that much of a long wait, after checked in we went up to the round tower and our table is ready. Love the cinnamon roll and sourdough scrambled eggs. Tek!

I first visited a year ago, and my experience this time was quite similar. The service wasn’t great, probably because they seem understaffed – too many customers for them to really go the extra mile and be kind. The food, though 🤩 On Thursday, I tried the mango lassi to go (though served in a plastic cup). On Friday, I had the scrambled eggs – good, but nothing special. The gzik was pretty good, the chai was delicious, and the surprise cheesecake was also a nice treat. On Saturday, I went for the smørrebrød with salmon, which I really enjoyed. The avocado lemonade was also delicious.