Café
1. Conditori La Glace
Copenhagen's classic patisserie, founded in 1870 just off Strøget, serving traditional Danish layer cakes such as the Sportskage in an old-fashioned tea room.
View details — Conditori La GlaceCoffee shops, bakeries, tea rooms and dessert spots for breakfast, a light lunch or a break between sights.
6 places · Updated October 27, 2026
Our top 3 cafés in Denmark
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Copenhagen's classic patisserie, founded in 1870 just off Strøget, serving traditional Danish layer cakes such as the Sportskage in an old-fashioned tea room.
View details — Conditori La GlaceCafé
The original coffee bar of Copenhagen's best-known specialty roaster, now in a larger space on Jægersborggade in Nørrebro, serving direct-trade coffee seven days a week.
View details — Coffee Collective JægersborggadeCafé
Richard Hart's artisan bakery on Gammel Kongevej in Frederiksberg, the first of his Copenhagen shops, known for sourdough bread, croissants and cardamom rolls.
View details — Hart BageriCafé
A small neighbourhood bakery in Østerbro, founded by former Noma cook Emil Glaser and famous for its cardamom rolls, croissants and sourdough bread.
View details — Juno the BakeryCafé
A coffee roastery and bakery whose Nørrebrogade coffee shop serves its own coffee with croissants and pastries baked from the early hours.
View details — Andersen & MaillardCafé
A minimalist café on Gothersgade near Kongens Nytorv, opened in 2013 at the front of a long-running design boutique and serving natural food and artisan coffee.
View details — Atelier September