Special Restaurant in Copenhagen
May 4th, 2008, 05:27 AM
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Special Restaurant in Copenhagen
We are leaving for a cruise from Copenhagen at the end of May. We'll be there with a friend who is having a "big" birthday. Does anyone have a restaurant recommendation for the night we'll be there so we can celebrate? Thanks so much.
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I don't live in Copenhagen, but may be able to help anyway. There are many restaurants, so to be able to help:
Any special kind of food you like or fancy?
Max price range per person?
Where do you stay in Copenhagen?
The last question is not that important, because Copenhagen is a very walkable city, but it is nice if one can find a place 'close to home' and taxis are expensive.
Eric
Any special kind of food you like or fancy?
Max price range per person?
Where do you stay in Copenhagen?
The last question is not that important, because Copenhagen is a very walkable city, but it is nice if one can find a place 'close to home' and taxis are expensive.
Eric
May 4th, 2008, 07:11 AM
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By the way:
The New York Times has a new article, "The Coming of Age of Copenhagen’s Nordic Cuisine" at http://travel.nytimes.com/2008/05/04...amp;ref=travel. That might whet your appetite ;-)
Eric
The New York Times has a new article, "The Coming of Age of Copenhagen’s Nordic Cuisine" at http://travel.nytimes.com/2008/05/04...amp;ref=travel. That might whet your appetite ;-)
Eric
May 14th, 2008, 12:21 AM
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As Eric mentioned it all depends on your taste and budget. However, should I mention a few very special restaurant, I would visit one of the following gourmet restaurants:
- The Paul (modern French cuisine, located beautifully in Tivoli gardens)
- NOMA (2-Micheline stars, innovative Scandinavian cuisine)
- Kiin Kiin (exclusive Thai cuisine, located in boheme area)
- Paustian (focus on molecular gastronomy)
The mentioned restaurants are pricey (min. 300 USD per person inkl wine menu). If you thought of something more inexpensive, there are many good alternatives - just let me know.
Enjoy... ;-)
Brgds
Mia
- The Paul (modern French cuisine, located beautifully in Tivoli gardens)
- NOMA (2-Micheline stars, innovative Scandinavian cuisine)
- Kiin Kiin (exclusive Thai cuisine, located in boheme area)
- Paustian (focus on molecular gastronomy)
The mentioned restaurants are pricey (min. 300 USD per person inkl wine menu). If you thought of something more inexpensive, there are many good alternatives - just let me know.
Enjoy... ;-)
Brgds
Mia
May 14th, 2008, 01:53 AM
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NOMA is amazing. It is steadily climbing the world rankings, placing #10 on this year's Top 50 Restaurants in the World. Definitely a great experience.
http://www.noma.dk/main.php?lang=en.
For great Japanese-French food in a high-style setting, Umami is great.
http://www.restaurantumami.dk/
I also really like the restaurants at Custom House.
http://customhouse.dk/
http://www.noma.dk/main.php?lang=en.
For great Japanese-French food in a high-style setting, Umami is great.
http://www.restaurantumami.dk/
I also really like the restaurants at Custom House.
http://customhouse.dk/
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