Whilst we were on our holiday in Copenhagen we had heard about this funky place to go and eat. Copenhagen Street Food is a large collection of food stalls under one roof. If you love an organic health food store you will love exploring all the food to eat that is on offer, it sounded amazing, so off we headed!
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Copenhagen Street Food is situated on what they call Paper Island (Papirøen). At one time it use to be a printers/paper factory, which was kind of cool as hubby works at a printer! The building is filled with all different types of food from all over the world, from snacks, meals, drinks, puddings, and ice creams. It had everything there! 
With so many stalls you are bound to find something you love. Some food stalls serve organic food, however, the priority is that the food tastes good, is made from scratch, sustainable as the ingredients must not be transported over long distances, but are of local produce.
We found the food prices good as Copenhagen is known to be expensive! My daughter got a slice of Pizza for 40 danish krona (about £5). We all loved everything we got, sorry I was too hungry to get a photo of it all, I forgot!!
The Copenhagen Street Food has lots of events on, mostly music, and is situated along the river. There were lots of deckchairs and tables outside, so it would be a really great place to go to chill out. Buy a drink and sit in the sunshine watching the world go by. If you had no kids with you!!
It has a really rustic feeling about it, with stalls being put together with old pallets, and wooden signs. Each stall was unique, and a pretty fun place to be. Don’t go here if you are expecting a quiet sit down, with service!! The toilets are pretty basic too!!
However, the reservation area seems great though. From 17:00 you can make reservations for up to 10 people, have the table for 2 hours, with a waitress too.
We were really pleased we visited Copenhagen Street Food, and I recommended you add it to our list of places to visit when you’re in Copenhagen.
I love to support smaller and more unknown businesses, and I came across a stunning watch brand from Copenhagen, called Nordgreen. Their brand is making sure they are actionable toward sustainable practices while creating an aesthetically pleasing, and functional collection of designer timepieces. They plant 1000’s of trees to offset their carbon emissions from deliveries, use sustainable packaging, work with charitable organizations around the world and offer responsible manufacturing. Then when you see the beautiful items they make as well, you’ll be quickly ordering your own watch and supporting local businesses.
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28 Comments
Those cakes look amazing!!!
I know right! Hubbys eyes nearly popped out his head!
wow this sounds like a brilliant place. I love quirky places like this
VERY quirky!
I didn’t know this side of Copenhagen, a city I’ve yet to visit but it’s on the list. Would love to go.
It’s a great city, fun place to explore and loads to do there
Copenhagen looks beautiful, I would love to visit one day
Its a beautiful city, lots to do and very easy to explore
Mmm i think I may just have to go there for the food lol!
Good plan!!
I love to see two things when out, food and clothes! This look like a great place I love trying the different food out, yummy 🙂 Looks like a great variety.
We all picked something different, so everyone was happy!
The street food looks delicious and I’m pleased to hear that the price was not too bad 🙂 x
Cheesecake looks good doesn’t it!
The food looks amazing – I love that it’s all locally produced 🙂 x
Yes I didn’t know that at the time, but great way of doing it
Oh wow this looks amazing! We went to Copenhagen last year and think somehow totally missed this and now am kicking myself because it looks fab!
It’s really tucked away, just set in an industrial site! You would have never known unless you knew it was there!
My brother’s girlfriend lived in Copenhagen and when I heard of their adventures it sounded amazing. I love street food places, it’s such a good way of finding unique, new flavours 🙂
It is a fun place, really lovely city to explore
That food market looks amazing. I do love trying out street food when we’re abroad too. It’s just so much fun and a good way too, to mingle with the locals and learn more about their culture 🙂
It’s great fun. I’ve never tired it before but will make sure I do on anymore adventures!
Street food is my absolute favourite although I’ve never been to Copenhagen. It looks great and one day I’d love to visit and try it!
I’ve never been to anything like this before, so was a great experience
Love the look of this market, I like anything quirky like that, not sure if a trip to Copenhagen is on the cards but if it ever was I’d definitely give this a look-see!
It was super quirky, pretty tasty too!
There’s some fantastic food there by the looks of it. Those cakes look amazing and really tasty!
So many amazing foods to choose from!