Top Food & Drinks Spots in Denmark

Check the happy hour deals! I stumbled upon some fantastic discounts from 4 to 6 PM that made my evening way more fun and affordable.

Try the local craft beers—they're reasonably priced and really tasty. I saved a few bucks by asking the staff for recommendations instead of sticking to the mainstream options.

If you're planning to play billiards, get there around 5 PM; the tables fill up quickly, especially on weekends. I had to wait ages on a Saturday night!

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

I think it's worth spending a little extra on the guided tour. The staff are super friendly and really knowledgeable about the cheesemaking process, so it made the whole experience much more enjoyable!

My advice is to go on a weekday if you can. The weekend crowds can get a bit overwhelming, and it was way more relaxed when I went on a Thursday.

I recommend trying their cheese platter if you can! It's a great way to sample different flavors and it's way more filling than I thought. Plus, you get to pair it with some local bread, which was a nice touch!

If you're into billiards, I suggest reserving a table in advance, especially on weekends; they can get super busy and you might have to wait.

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

Try to arrive around 9 PM; it gets super lively then! The vibe is amazing, and you'll catch the best performances of the night.

If you're a cocktail fan, don't miss their happy hour from 5 to 7 PM. I snagged some delicious drinks for half price, which was a total steal!

Mind the dress code! Some nights are more laid-back, but if you wear nice shoes and a smart-casual getup, you'll fit right in.