Frederiksberg Restaurants in Copenhagen
Elegant and stately Frederiksberg offers a good number of upscale restaurants perfect for a romantic evening or just for the sake of indulgence: And for those looking for something more informal, the neighborhood excels itself at weekend brunches.
Frederiksberg's cafe scene spans the French brasserie-style menu of Sokkelund to the popular pastime of street-watching at Den Blå Hund, while retro cafe Granola is the ideal spot for breakfast.
The covered courtyard of Frederiks Have is one of Copenhagen's most romantic restaurants, with a classic yet contemporary Danish kitchen. For those looking for local specialties, you can't get more traditional than the fare at old-timer Sans Souci, located on a side street from Gammel Kongevej - although those who prefer to dine in less old-fashioned surroundings might enjoy newly-renovated Hansens Køkken more.
Exclusive restaurant Mielcke & Hurtigkarl is aiming for the stars - literally, and tipped for a place in the Michelin guide very soon. A little more under-stated though just as expensive, Formel B, on Vesterbrogade, already has one. Another promoter of the Nordic cuisine concept, Claus Meyer, has his own deli in the quarter. At Meyers Deli you can either eat in or stun your family with impressive take-outs.
Frederiksberg has some excellent Italian restaurants - though the best one is found a little further out, in the suburb of Vanløse. La Buca is a locals' secret, and the cuisine here is about as authentic as it gets outside of Italy.
Frederiksberg's cafe scene spans the French brasserie-style menu of Sokkelund to the popular pastime of street-watching at Den Blå Hund, while retro cafe Granola is the ideal spot for breakfast.
The covered courtyard of Frederiks Have is one of Copenhagen's most romantic restaurants, with a classic yet contemporary Danish kitchen. For those looking for local specialties, you can't get more traditional than the fare at old-timer Sans Souci, located on a side street from Gammel Kongevej - although those who prefer to dine in less old-fashioned surroundings might enjoy newly-renovated Hansens Køkken more.
Exclusive restaurant Mielcke & Hurtigkarl is aiming for the stars - literally, and tipped for a place in the Michelin guide very soon. A little more under-stated though just as expensive, Formel B, on Vesterbrogade, already has one. Another promoter of the Nordic cuisine concept, Claus Meyer, has his own deli in the quarter. At Meyers Deli you can either eat in or stun your family with impressive take-outs.
Frederiksberg has some excellent Italian restaurants - though the best one is found a little further out, in the suburb of Vanløse. La Buca is a locals' secret, and the cuisine here is about as authentic as it gets outside of Italy.
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