Hi all, I’m going with my family to Copenhagen and Denmark in a few weeks from the states. We are not picky and are looking to explore a lot of Danish and Nordic food - traditional and new. We’re also open to other cuisines as well - after a very brief search was thinking Hija De Sanchez/Sanchez. I’d say for dinner we’re trying to keep it under $45 per person (~300 DKK/Kr). Possibly one place where we would splurge a bit more.
Breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks - anything you can think of! Particularly, what are your guys’ favorites for smørrebrød?
I don’t necessarily have first hand experience with all of the below, but I sent this list to a friend who was visiting Copenhagen after we went:
For smorrebrod:
Palaegade - went and highly recommend; modern take on smorrebrod, and the chef formerly worked at Schonnemann’s below
Schønnemann - didn’t go here, but this is supposed to be THE classic place to go
Kodbyens Fiskebar - I went on a previous trip and loved all the seafood; depending on what you order, this might clear your per meal budget, but the oysters are the best I can remember eating
Pony - I didn’t go, but it’s more casual food from the same people who did Kadeau, which I completely loved; my friends did go and thought it was wonderful
Didn’t go to any of the below but were on my list if I had been in Copenhagen for more than 36 hours:
Mirabelle - a bakery by Christian Pulisi (he was in an episode of Ugly Delicious with DAvid Chang)
Baest - pizza place by Christian Pulisi
John’s hotdog deli
Gasoline Grill (burgers)
Sanchez and HIja de Sanchez (you’ve already got on your list)
Also, I found the below lists fairly helpful in figuring things out: