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All you can eat mediterranean inspired, vegetarian buffet for 99 Kr and 79 Kr for lunch

Excellent sandwich shop across the street from the King's Garden.

This Cafe at the top of the Postal Museum, has good lunch with a fantastic view over Copenhagen You do not need to pay entrance to the museum to eat there. Because of the view, it often fills up - call ahead for reservations.

A popular restaurant on Gråbrødre Torv, dishing out French and Danish cuisine. Has a large outdoor serving area on the square.

Cosy, smoke-free place that serves most food in pots, pans, and jars. At least two persons must share the main course, everyone at the table get the same starters and desserts. Three course menus for Kr 275, a bottle of wine from 150 Kr. Very popular so you need a reservation.

A small and cosy restaurant in the old Latin quarter with Danish and south European food. Special deals on Sundays and Mondays usually around 25% discount.

Definitely one of Copenhagen's best mid range restaurants, serving Japanese food in french style, and always of a solid quality. The interior is top notch, and the bar is really cool too if you want to continue the evening out, with some interesting Japanese inspired cocktails on the menu.

La Galette is a French style crèperie situated in the inner city of Copenhagen in a court yard surrounded by plants, and an old fence, friendly staff and an atmosphere that takes you somewhere else! Get a Galette or two in "amoureux" and don't miss the cider plus the dessert crêpe with crème de marrons and a dot of vanilla ice cream. Perfect for a quick lunch or a light dinner.

Cozy basement restaurant with lots of candles, very decent food, and wonderful desserts. And a nice outdoor serving area for good weather

As the name suggests this place is located in an old customs house right at the harbour canal, with great views over Christianshavn and the water. It is actually 3 restaurants in one building; Bancino cooks up fine Italian food, Bar & Grill is pretty much exactly that - with a Scandinavian twist, and lastly Ebisu offers good Japanese cuisine.

Dates back to the 17. century, and have traditional danish open faced sandwiches smørrebrød. The Petersborg Lunch Plate is a good deal at

New and creative interpretations of traditional danish dishes, with organic high quality ingredients, and a view over the Tivoli gardens. For a more affordable alternative try the amazing Kr 49 gourmet hotdogs at the Grill-Bar on the ground floor.

A young new team has taken the helm at Alberto K bringing a new level of simplicity and lightness to the menu. Lead under Head Chef Søren Selin and Restaurant Manager & Sommelier Werner Nymo, Alberto K offers a tailored menu that follows the seasons and fuses Italian influences with Danish ingredients. Alberto K recently won praise from the New York Times' writer Seth Sherwood. Advance reservations is recommended.

Is a nice Michelin stared restaurant in a historical building in Kongens Have, which dished out organic food, with roots in the Scandinavian kitchen. Geranium is currently closed pending a move to new premises at the national football stadium, in Østerbro, during the summer of 2010.

Historical seafood restaurant from 1920, the environs is a taste of classical Copenhagen, and can make you feel like you stepped back in time. Food is high quality, with fresh fish from Danish waters.

Creative interpretation of Danish food, in really high quality. While a la carte is available, one of the set menu's going from 600 Kr is recommended.

Is a michelin stared, french restaurant, running since 1976 and located in the oldest building in Copenhagen. The settings are amazing, with its Gothic arches, and medieval atmosphere.

Very traditional, classy, Danish lunch restaurant - in a beautiful red, old timber framed building in the heart of the medieval district.

Has been serving cakes, ice cream and hot chocolate since 1870, Their specialty is the Sports Cake.

Skt. Peders Bageri

Located in the wallet-friendly Latinekvarteret The Latin Quarter, Skt. Peder's has a special every day and 10kr. take-away coffee. Don't worry about knowing the names for anything none are posted anyway, the clerks are friendly and used to English-speaking customers.