Neighbourhood is a small and cosy pizza place on Istedgade. The pizzas are organic and there was plenty of topping. If you’re not hungry, they have plenty of cocktails to choose from.
The staff was friendly and helpful and I enjoyed filling in the “morgenmad” note - they had plenty of options to chose from and the food was very good.
Another very nice breakfast café is Ipsen & Co. It’s located on Frederiksberg’s main street Gammel Kongevej. It’s small and cosy and I was lucky enough to get the very last place to sit.
Located on Papirøen, not far from Christiania, is a large street food hall. You can find food from all over the world – Mexico, Morroco, India, Brazil and much more.
Kødbyen is Copenhagen’s Meat Packing District. It’s one of the most popular places to go out in and it has plenty of restaurants, bars, galleries and even a Crossfit box.
We went to Café Mandela on a Sunday and it was very peaceful, but they had a DJ on the backyard that played old jazz (because of the jazz festival) so we still had a good time.
The Botanical Garden is well worth a visit. It has a wonderful orangerie with palms and weird looking plants. You can walk up a tiny staircase to the top of the greenhouse.
If you’re somewhat used to biking I recommend renting one. Everyone in Copenhagen bikes and there are special lanes which makes it easier.
Playtype is a Danish type foundry and they have a store in Frederiksberg/Vesterbro which is a designer’s dream. Posters, sketchbooks and mugs – all in minimalistic typography.
