Tak For Kaffe

Had breakfast here. The panini and the bread with cheese were delicious, and the coffee tasted good. The atmosphere was very cozy. It’s a small place, so I’m not sure it’s ideal for sitting for a long time and chatting, but for a nice, quick breakfast it was perfect.

Tucked just a minute away from the crowded bustle of Strøget, you'll discover a small, cozy coffee shop. This is where you find liquid Hygge. The combination of a welcoming smile, great service, and fantastic coffee was exactly the soothing antidote we needed after navigating the busy streets for Christmas shopping.

Delicious cappuccino! It's a very generous portion too. It has a hint of chocolate and nut, so yummy. I saw sandwiches but too full to try. Service was nice and friendly. The shop is in the center but a little hidden away from busy street, which is great to sit and relax. The shop is small, cozy decorated with some seats inside and outside. I'd become a regular,if I live in the area.

A small but cosy place with many choices of bites, fresh juice and great coffee. The young staff is service minded by any means. Highly recommended.

Fantastic little spot — the kind+welcoming barista makes the coffee and sandwiches fresh. Will definitely be a stop on future Copenhagen trips 🎉

Very, very good cappuccino! - Creamy and with a small hint of chocolate. Just how I like it. The croissant was decent. Prices are reasonable here. This is overall a nice little coffee shop with good and fast service.

The lemon ginger mint tea here is amazing. All made using fresh ingredients rather than giving you a tea bag! Also the ham and cheese panini was tasty - highly recommend visiting this cosy little cafe.

Had a cup of coffee there as a quick stop along the way. The coffe me had low acidity and a mild roast. Otherwise it was not too complex but also not bad. The staff was friendly although very busy and the café is a little bit noisy inside due to the machines and small size.

A hidden gem in the city centre. While living in Copenhagen I made it my mission to try coffee shops around the city. I've been to my fair share of them and I have to say that Tak for Kaffe is one of my favorites. It's a very tiny place but that makes it all the more hyggeligt. The owner is also very sweet and lovely to chat with. I highly recommend both coffee and pastries. My friend and I shared a delicious homemade flødeboller (if you're a tourist ask for this, it's a classic Danish dessert) from a small local bakery outside of the city. It was the best flødeboller that I've had. If you're looking to grab a coffee like a local I highly recommend Tak for Kaffe.

Charming cafe in central Copenhagen is a good bet for excellent espresso and fresh baked sweeties. I only wish they were open later - but most cafes in DK seems to close early for Americans.

Sweet little place with reasonably priced filter coffee and cakes. Very simple decor that makes the most of their small shop. The best are the seats outside on the street, but on a cold day, the indoor seating is pretty good too.