Restaurants Inner City / Copenhagen city

Høst is the Danish word for harvest. As the name reveals, great Nordic ingredients and seasonal greens set the agenda at Høst, combining rustic and elegance, and always with big flavors. Høst is located in a classic Copenhagen building on the corner of Nørre Farimagsgade and Ahlefeldtsgade, where exposed brick walls and Danish midcentury furniture design reflect the kitchens’ ability to mix the minimalist and the idyllic.

Høst has won several International design awards, among them Worlds’ Best Designed Restaurant at Restaurant & Bar Design Awards and World’s Most Beautiful Restaurant in American travel magazine Travel + Leisure.

Address:

Nørre Farimagsgade 41, 1364 Copenhagen K

Llama is among the first restaurants in the region to draw on the flavors of the Latin American continent. Inspired by Peru, Argentina, Bolivia, Ecuador, Chile, and, moving a bit to the north, Mexico, the menu features ceviches, anticuchos, Uruguayan-style meats, tacos, and a list of South American spirits. But Llama is without question rooted in Copenhagen and aims to thoughtfully and sensibly marry the South American inspiration with local products and recipes. Llama is right next to Magasin and Kgs. Nytorv.

Don't miss Llama After Hours every Friday and Saturday from 9.00 PM with DJ and dancing at Copenhagen's best cocktail bar.

Address:

Lille Kongensgade 14, 1074 Copenhagen K

When the Italians sit down at an osteria they expect a quick, honest, and simple meal made from local produce served alongside a carafe of good wine. It’s the same at Vespa, our cosy and warm osteria in the middle of old Copenhagen. The menu is small, food is served on sharing platters, and you can order wine or beer ad libitum without worrying about the check. Come as you are; this place is all about great company and casual dining. We don’t care that the colourful china matches; our hearts beat for the food on the plates and our guests.

Address:

Store Kongensgade 90, 1264 Copenhagen K

In Sankt Peders Stræde in the middle of Copenhagen’s old Latin quarter you will find Vækst. Gastronomically, Vækst is based on fresh Nordic vegetables and herbs but we still enjoy a great steak, seafood, and fresh fish. The menu is not the only thing that’s green, as the decor is centred around a beautiful greenhouse, stretching up through the restaurant’s two floors. The rooms are filled with hanging plants drawing nature in all the way to the table, while the many lovely lights create an atmosphere imitating a Danish summer evening which never ends.

Address:

Sankt Peders Stræde 34, 1453 Copenhagen K

At Posh Jah we brought our classic Jah Izakaya dishes to the city and added a seasonal selection of dishes - unique to Posh Jah. Menu ranges from raw, elegant, seafood to fried chicken and Tonkatsu - Jaaaahsss please!

Our servings are made from the season's best ingredients both from the garden, the sea, and the farm - honest Japanese food without too many frills. Along with the food we offer a carefully selected range of wine, cocktails, junmai sake, and of course the ice cold Jah-beer!

Address:

Borgergade 17A, 1300 Copenhagen K