Frederiksberg

Named after two of the biggest names in Danish theatre, this place has a history going back nearly 200 years, though the current buildings has been converted from a theatre build in 1919. Salsa night every Monday and Salsa courses the first Monday of the month, it is also staged for stand-up comedy Danish and frequent live music. Weekends it turns into a nightclub 30+ crowd. Serves lunch and brunch during the day.

A local watering hole, popular with students from the nearby CBS university, but also with local alcoholics who are mostly there for the cheap beer, while students prefer the basic but very reasonably priced cocktails and "kander" a cocktail pitcher for 145-189 Kr. This place for heavy drinking and smoking.

Non-profit café run by volunteers from the youth branch of the Danish Red Cross. Free internet, occasional concerts and cocktail lounge on weekends - though the bartenders are volunteers, so don't expect Tom Cruise! All profits to the Red Cross, so you are drinking with a clean conscience which is pretty neat, but its hit or miss if it is full or empty.

Located at the northern entrance to Frederiksberg Have, this small bar serves Czech Bohemia Regent beer its own import - the bar is named after a Czech cartoon. Sometimes there are football matches and sometimes there is live music, but that is all rather random.

A really cosy, and as the name suggests; intimate bar, with candle light, coloured lamps and purposely messy decoration. Frequent live Jazz and Classic music acts, which also turns really intimate as there isn't a lot of space, after a piano has been set up. Friendly staff!

Go here to buy a good cup of coffee, in this cosy resurrected coffee shop, with thick dark wooden classic interior.