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Koriander is closed and replaced by a VERY BAD Brasserie called 1264

Café Ketcup is closed

Probably one of the cheapest and nicest places where I've staying in Europe. Clean, minimal and cental.

Although it has an Indian name, this is totally great Thai food. Skip the main courses and go wild with the starters. Starting with their "snack" is not optional and don't miss the Esan style crab salat. It's crazy hot, but you'll never forget it.

Very nice and stylish hotel. Good service. Own parking lot behind the hotel, and Forum metro station is a 5 min walk. Stayed here multiple times.

The best thing about it is the breakfast. But the rooms look like ferryboat cabins, and that's not really good.

A ncie and cozy family friendly hotel with a very good organic breakfast.

Probably the best small hotel in Scandinavia... http://www.guidebook.se/?p=467

Not bad at all but not exactly living up to the hype. http://www.guidebook.se/?p=472

Stay in room 606 if you want to feel the vibe of the old days. Find out more here: http://www.guidebook.se/?p=379

They get a few things right but... no. The Front Hotel still have a few miles to walk... http://www.guidebook.se/?p=270

A limited menu, but with great views up and down the harbour

The Huks Fluks is a wonderful little restaurant at one of the nicest and most relaxing city squares I know. It's just two blocks away from the busy tourist center, but seems to be in a very different world. When you can sit outside in the sun, you can literally spend hours there.

Oh, and the food is very good too. Try the Pate Negra Ham, which they hang in between the many lamps on their ceiling. Or the Shrimp salad. The small menu is medium priced, but well worth it. And the service was great, too.

Paustian: Dinner is exceptional alchemy cuisine. But a fantastic lunch, an experience that is reasonably priced by Cph standards for what you get.

Nice beer and good food in an open courtyard.

Great cinema, attracts more mature audience, fewer teenagers. Shows a mixture of main stream films, and also feature some indie films.

In general in Denmark, films are shown in their original language with Danish subtitles. Animated films, like those of Pixar, are usually dubbed for the children, but the original version is usually shown for adults in the evenings.

Empire Bio has double seats on the back rows, so you can put your arm around your loved one.

Comfortable seats, does BBQ's outside in summertime, decent beers.

Great place to eat

By far the best sushi in town.

Overrated and too expensive. Their sushi are fairly bland.

Situated in one of Copenhagens most unique neighbourhoods, Nørrebro, this sushi restaurant is a charming and clean sushi spot (all sushi places needs to be clean, right?). Raw and deep fried, specialities and twosomes. Also take away.

My fav breakfast place in Cph. great coffee, fab oatmeal and hot ginger shoots!

bicycling along the lake = a must