Smørrebrød

New high standards for open-faced sandwiches.

There is a fantastic view of the Canal and the Thorvaldsen Museum from the tables outside this café.

Café Petersborg is a tradtitional Danish restaurant in historical building.

Das Café Royal ist ein Ganztagesrestaurant.

Café Sorgenfri in Copenhagen serves classic Danish smørrebrød.

With a history of being used as a customs house, and later as a passenger terminal, this building has undergone a radical transformation.

Now, Custom House is a gastronomical hot spot, boasting three restaurants, two bars, a delicatessen and two function rooms. Experience the delights of Japanese, Italian and Danish/European cuisine and enjoy the fabulous interior design.

Just the place to taste typical Danish dishes.

Krøger's Familiehave is a traditional Danish restaurant in Frederiksberg. Come here for smørrebrød, schnapps and live music.

Restaurant Ida Davidsen is probably the most famous place in inner Copenhagen to taste Danish smørebrød.

If you think Danish Crown Prince Frederik, footballer Michael Laudrup, or entertainer Victor Borge are dishy, this may be the place for you.

All have had smørebrød sandwiches named after them. In all, there are more than 250 types to choose from.

Das Restaurant Kanalen liegt in einer typischen Kopenhagener Idylle im früheren Zollgebäude in Christianshavn.

Das Frühstücksmenü ist von der traditionsreichen dänischen Gastronomie geprägt und umfasst beispielsweise viele unterschiedliche Heringsgerichte die nach Rezepten mariniert wurden, die über mehrere Generationen überliefert wurden, oder die beliebten Fischfrikadellen mit Currysauce.

Die Hauptgerichte werden liebevoll und professionell aus den besten Zutaten, die die jeweilige Jahreszeit zu bieten hat.

Carefully prepared high-piled, open-faced sandwiches near Nyhavn.

Frühstück auf die gute alte dänische Art! Im Sankt Nikolai Restaurant lässt sich dänisches Smørrebrød von seiner besten Seite sehen.

It would be hard to find a more authentic setting for the classic Danish cuisine.

The Royal Café is located inside the flagship store of Royal Copenhagen. The café represents an unusual and adventurious combination of Danish food and Danish design.

On the menu, you will find “smushi”, which is a Danish open faced sandwich prepared like sushi.