Best Brunch Places in Copenhagen for a Delicious Weekend
16 May 2023
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If you’re looking for the best brunch places in Copenhagen, you’re in luck. The city is home to a ton of cafes and restaurants that serve up delicious brunch dishes.
Whether you’re in the mood for something sweet or savory, traditional or modern, a brunch spot in Copenhagen will satisfy your cravings.
Best Brunch Places in Copenhagen
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1. The Union Kitchen
If you’re looking for a cozy and casual brunch spot, The Union Kitchen is the perfect place to go. With its rustic decor and friendly staff, you’ll feel right at home as you enjoy your meal.
This cozy cafe is located in the heart of Copenhagen and is known for its delicious food and friendly atmosphere.Their menu features classic brunch items like eggs benedict and pancakes, as well as great options like avocado toast with poached eggs and smoked salmon.
Don’t forget to try their homemade pastries (as Denmark is probably most famous for!) and freshly squeezed juices! Plus, the coffee here is excellent, so be sure to grab a cup to go with your meal.
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2. Mad & Kaffe
Mad & Kaffe is a trendy brunch spot that’s a favorite among locals and tourists alike, and for a good reason.
The concept here is simple: you choose three to five small dishes from the menu to create your own custom brunch platter. This means you can try a little bit of everything, like scrambled eggs, bacon, avocado, and more, to create your perfect meal.
The portions are generous, so you won’t leave feeling hungry. Plus, the restaurant has a modern and stylish interior, and the service is top-notch. Finally, the atmosphere here is lively and fun, so it’s the perfect spot for a group brunch with friends.
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3. Wulff & Konstali
If you’re looking for a brunch spot with a Scandinavian twist, Wulff & Konstali is the perfect place to go.
This bakery and cafe is famous for its pastries and Danish rye breads that are perfect for satisfying your sweet tooth, but the brunch menu is also a must-try. The standout dish here for me is the homemade granola with yogurt and fresh berries – it’s the perfect start to any day.
They also have a great selection of classic Danish dishes like smørrebrød (open-faced sandwiches) and rye bread with toppings like smoked salmon and pickled herring.
The atmosphere here is cozy and inviting, so you’ll feel right at home as you enjoy your meal.
4. Granola
Granola is a charming and cozy brunch spot that serves up delicious homemade food. Their menu features classic brunch dishes like pancakes and waffles, as well as more unique items like shakshuka and acai bowls.
They also have a great selection of juices and smoothies, which are perfect if you’re looking for something healthy to start your day.
The cafe has a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere, with warm wood tones and plenty of greenery, so feel free to bring kids here as well – after all, the more the merrier!
5. Moller Kaffe & Kokken
If you’re looking for a cozy, rustic brunch spot, Moller Kaffe & Kokken is a great choice. This cafe is located in a charming old building and serves up classic brunch dishes with a Danish twist.
The menu here is simple but delicious, with options like homemade granola, scrambled eggs, and a smoked salmon sandwich. They also have a great selection of coffee and tea, which are perfect if you’re looking for a caffeine fix.
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6. Atelier September
If you’re in the mood for a more upscale brunch experience, Atelier September is a must-visit.
This trendy cafe is located in a beautiful old building. The interior is simple but beautiful, with high ceilings, large windows, and plenty of natural light.
The brunch menu here is focused on fresh and organic ingredients, serving up delicious, Instagram-worthy dishes like smoked salmon with avocado and poached eggs, or homemade granola with yogurt and fresh fruit. Be sure to try their famous scrambled eggs, which are some of the best in the city.
They also have a great selection of pastries and baked goods – just in case you haven’t had your Danish pastry fix for the day!
7. Apollo Bar & Kantine
If you want a brunch spot with a view, head to Apollo Bar & Kantine. This cafe is located in the stunning Charlottenborg Palace and has a beautiful outdoor terrace overlooking the palace gardens.
The atmosphere here is lively and fun, with a mix of locals and tourists enjoying the delicious brunch dishes.
You definitely need to embrace their delicious brunch buffet, which includes everything from classic breakfast items like bacon and eggs to more unique options like a quinoa bowl with poached eggs. They also have a great selection of cocktails and other drinks, so be sure to indulge in a mimosa or bloody Mary (or two).
8. Grød
Grød has several spots around the city, but I always recommend that visitors to Copenhagen go to the one in the Torvehallerne Market, as you can then easily wander around the market when you’re done eating.
This is a cozy place that specializes in porridge bowls and so is perfect for those looking for a hearty and filling breakfast or brunch. Their brunch menu features a variety of sweet and savory options, all made with high-quality ingredients that are sure to satisfy your cravings.
Some of my favorites include the oatmeal with apple compote and the savory porridge with bacon and mushrooms. The portions are generous, so you definitely won’t leave hungry!
9. Cafe Glyptoteket
Cafe Glyptoteket is the perfect spot for a leisurely brunch. Located inside the Glyptoteket museum, it gives the perfect opportunity to absorb some culture after you’ve finished eating!
The menu features classic brunch dishes like eggs benedict and avocado toast, as well as some more unique options like smoked salmon rillette. The atmosphere is relaxed and elegant, and the outdoor seating area is especially lovely on a sunny day.
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10. Sidecar
If you’re in the mood for a boozy brunch, head to Sidecar. This trendy spot serves up delicious cocktails alongside its brunch dishes. It’s not the biggest place in the world, so you may have to wait a bit, but I assure you it’s worth it.
The menu features a mix of sweet and savory options, like the ricotta pancakes and the bacon and egg sandwich. The portions are on the smaller side, but the quality of the food makes up for it.
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11. 42Raw
42Raw is a vegan restaurant located in the heart of the city that offers a delicious brunch menu on weekends.
This spot is known for its healthy and organic breakfast and brunch options, including acai bowls, avocado toast, and vegan waffles. They also have a variety of fresh juices and smoothies to choose from.
The interior is minimalist and modern and prices are reasonable (not always guaranteed in Copenhagen…), making it a great place to enjoy a healthy and delicious brunch.
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12. Souls
Souls is a vegetarian restaurant located just across the street from Torvehallerne that offers a variety of vegan options on its brunch menu.
You’ll find great dishes such as vegan pancakes, tofu scramble, and avocado toast. And if you come later in the day, their vegetarian burger options are some of the best in the city.
They also have a variety of fresh juices and smoothies to choose from. The interior is cozy and inviting, with plenty of natural light and plants.
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13. Reffen
Reffen is a street food market located on the waterfront. It’s only open during the warmer months but if you happen to be in Copenhagen then, you’ll find a variety of food stalls here offering everything from burgers and sushi to vegan bowls and smoothie bowls.
Prices vary depending on the vendor, but most dishes are affordable and delicious. Plus, the market has a lively and fun atmosphere, with plenty of outdoor seating and live music on weekends. It’s the perfect spot to grab brunch to go and enjoy it by the water.
14. Paludan
The brunch at Paludan isn’t so different from other places in the city, but it’s the location that’s worth coming to here. Located on Fiolstræde, in the old Jewish quarter of Copenhagen, this is actually both a bookshop and a cafe, with the walls lined with bookshelves and the space dotted with comfortable leather armchairs. It’s a fantastic setting that will remind you of times gone by.
The atmosphere here is charming and inviting, with a mix of students, locals, and tourists enjoying the delicious brunch dishes. The menu includes everything from classic breakfast items like bacon and eggs, although I love the vegetarian spread (including some pretty incredible cheese) as a great way to start your day.
Astrid Thornton
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