Sanchez sits at Istedgade sixty in the Vesterbro district, occupying a space that once held a Spanish restaurant called Toro. The storefront is set along a street known for its long history of dense, gritty urban activity, where tattoo…
New Nordic Copenhagen
This self-guided walk tracks Copenhagen's world-class culinary evolution, from iconic food markets and street food halls to venues made famous by the television series The Bear.
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1. Sanchez
2. Poulette
Poulette is a small, storefront eatery located at Møllegade one in the Nørrebro district. You can identify it by the few plastic chairs and stools placed on the sidewalk outside, often occupied by people eating fried chicken sandwiches.…
3. TorvehallerneKBH
TorvehallerneKBH is defined by two parallel, light-filled halls constructed of glass and steel. These pavilions are each about fifty meters long, housing over sixty stalls that sell everything from fresh fish and seasonal produce to…
4. Broens Street Food
Broens Street Food sits on the Greenlandic Trading Square, an open quay defined by its proximity to the Inner Harbour Bridge. This outdoor food market occupies a site established in seventeen thirty-five by merchant Andreas Bjørn, which…
5. Hart
Hart occupies a pale building on Galionsvej, situated within the Holmen district where the street widens toward the harbor. The site is part of the former naval grounds of Copenhagen, and the building itself dates back roughly two hundred…
6. Noma
Noma occupies a cluster of buildings on Refshalevej, an industrial area known for its raw, harbor-side atmosphere. The site is recognized by its garden village layout, where greenhouses and outdoor spaces are integrated into the…
7. Reffen - Copenhagen Street Food
Reffen stands out as a sprawling, colorful maze of repurposed shipping containers and worn-down industrial structures clustered along the waterfront. This twelve-thousand-square-meter space occupies what was once a dusty, neglected lot…