Cafe Falken - Pub
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In Copenhagen, small traditional pubs are called bodegas. Cafe Falken is just such a place. The beers are cheap (20 DKK each or $3.00 USD), smoking is permitted, and has a "pool" table.
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Nørrebro Bryghus - Brewery & Restaurant
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If you want great beer and a nice place to eat, you should try Nørrebro Bryghus. Fantastic beer, but a very different vibe. This is a very upscale Copenhagen brewery/restaurant. Think Stone World Bistro, but on a smaller scale.
Read MoreØlsnedkaren - Craft Beer Bar
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Ølsnedkeren (it translates to "beer carpenter"), is a funky little Copenhagen brewpub on Griffenfeldsgade. It's the reigning champion in our book of craft beer bars in Copenhagen, filled with locals, a friendly staff of beer nerds, and an amazing assortment of their own beers that are on near-constant rotation.
Read MoreCharlie's Bar - Cask Beer Bar
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Charlie's Bar specializes in casked beers from the UK. Their selection is deep, but it's not very broad. But that's OK, as they keep a wide range in stock. Even hop-heads like us found beers to love!
Read MoreLord Nelson - Craft Beer Pub
/Not too far from Nørreport Station, Lord Nelson is another craft beer pub in Copenhagen worthy of a visit. Many rotating taps of craft and casked beer are the norm at this tiny, low-ceilinged pub. And beyond beer, they had a few different local cider selections, should you find yourself traveling with those who aren't quite as into beer as you are. Which sucks for them.
Read MoreFermentoren - Craft Beer Pub
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Situated right near the Meat Packing District, Fermentoren isn't all that easy to find. But their beer selection makes it worth the effort. A dozen or so taps of local, high quality craft beer are always available, and the staff knows their stuff.
Read MoreFunder - Coffee Bar
/Funder was a great little spot for a pastry and cup of coffee. The pastry was fresh and the coffee was steaming and strong. This small coffee shop has a warm and inviting environment. We were offered seating with another group and even after we left without paying (they wait until after you've eaten to have you pay and Evo thought I paid and I thought he paid and in reality neither of us paid), we came right back and settled up with a few laughs along the way.
Read MoreJernbanecafeen - Bar
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This bar has been around since the 1930s and has a rich history. We stopped in for quick shot of Gammel Dansk -- traditional Danish drink -- before our train. The atmosphere was fun and friendly and the shot wasn't bad either.
Read MoreNoho - Coffee Shop & Coworking Space
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Noho makes you forget that coworking spaces can be professional, but not stuffy. Hip, but not hipster. And open, but not chaotic. It's exactly the kind of space smart, savvy entrepreneurs want to work.
Read MoreThe Viking House - Restaurant & Pub
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Hey, if you have to eat at one obvious tourist trap while you're in town, the The Viking House isn't a bad option. The food is decent, not terribly overpriced, and they have a variety of local beers. None of them are craft beers, however.
Read MoreLe Relax Brasserie - Pub & Sandwich Shop
/Relax Bar is a pretty unassuming place. Situated right off the highway, it gets a fair amount of traffic just from people buying a pack of smokes. We visited once and found their beer selection limited, but not out of line for the small town life.
Read MoreCarpe Diem - Pub & Coffee Shop
/This quaint little watering hole was the place we frequented the most while we were in town. It's always filled with locals, covering all age ranges. Everyone is quite friendly, even to a couple of Americans who don't speak the language.
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