Top Games in Denmark

I recommend trying to learn a few basic rules of petanque online before you go; it made jumping into the game a lot more fun and less confusing for me.

If you plan to go on a weekend, definitely book your spot in advance; it gets packed fast, and I ended up waiting for a while before I got a chance to play.

If you're not a big billiards player, you might enjoy the vibe at the bar area—it can get crowded but there's always a lively atmosphere to soak up

Look out for live sports events on their schedule; the energy is electric when it's game time plus you might meet fellow fans from around the world!

I think the food menu is a bit overpriced for the quality, so maybe grab a bite elsewhere first before heading in.

My advice is to bring cash, as sometimes the card machines can be a bit finicky, and you don't want to miss out on a game because of that

I think it’s a good idea to arrive around 6 PM on weekdays. You’ll likely have shorter wait times, and the atmosphere is lively but not overwhelming.

My advice is to try the local beers on tap. I thought I’d save money by going for the usual brands but the locals know their drinks—worth every crown!

I suggest asking the staff for tips on strategies while playing billiards. They're super chill and gave us some cool advice that really improved our game (I didn’t expect that!).

I think it’s a good idea to bring some cash. Not all places take cards, and I got caught off guard at the bar when I tried to pay with a card for a drink!