TorvehallerneKBH
Fresh food market · Ahlefeldtsgade ·
Covered market with local produce, gourmet foods, drinks, and desserts
Covered market with local produce, gourmet foods, drinks, and desserts
"Great spot for lunch and drinks. Or just to walk around and buy fruits, veggies, plants, tea, wine, sandwiches, tapas, etc! Love it. Lots of quality products available. Great in the summertime but also the perfect place for escaping bad weather!" - WAAITT
"A bustling food market with plenty of spots for pastry treats; among them, Glean makes flødeboller — a fluffy marshmallow on a biscuit base covered in chocolate." - Stacey Ballis
"A bustling food market that showcases Copenhagen's seasonal culinary scene, with fall menus and local produce making it a great place to taste regional flavors during a quieter autumn visit." - Lydia Mansel Lydia Mansel Lydia Mansel is a writer with more than eight years of experience editing and writing for both brands and online publications—with a particular focus on travel, fashion, and lifestyle. She’s also the founder of the travel site justpacked.com. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"Torvehallerne, or Copenhagen's Food Hall Foodies, rejoice. Torvehallerne is a one-stop shop for several meals, snacks, and gourmet groceries or gastronomical gifts. It's an airy, light-filled building with all kinds of purveyors, from fantastic coffee shops, chefs cooking fresh pasta and serving it hot to you at the counter, a farmers market outside, a tapas bar, you name it. If you've ever been to Florence , think of Mercato Centrale, but in a nicer setting and housing more variety. Ride your bike there to grab a bite or to spend the day enjoying its bounty."
"Torvehallerne, or Copenhagen's Food Hall Foodies, rejoice. Torvehallerne is a one-stop shop for several meals, snacks, and gourmet groceries or gastronomical gifts. It's an airy, light-filled building with all kinds of purveyors, from fantastic coffee shops, chefs cooking fresh pasta and serving it hot to you at the counter, a farmers market outside, a tapas bar, you name it. If you've ever been to Florence , think of Mercato Centrale, but in a nicer setting and housing more variety. Ride your bike there to grab a bite or to spend the day enjoying its bounty."
