Nørrebro

Small cozy cafe that gets up and going Fridays and Saturdays with live music and a lively, rocking crowd. Their live music quality is rather high, but is free entry.

A very popular 2 floor bar and nightclub, on the northern end of Nørrebrogade. Dishes out reasonably priced cocktails, with rock music blasting out the speakers, and live music in basement every Thursday. The black on black walls and interiors makes for an interesting setting.

This place is an institution on Nørrebro, and provides good atmosphere, propped up by candlelight and beer. There is Live music going on Thursday-Saturday

Large cafe, with a huge outdoor serving area on a square for warm days. The indoor palm trees does its best to provide a tiny bit of Cuban vibe to the place.

A bit far away from anything else, this is a good cocktail bar in unlikely surroundings. For Copenhagen the coctails here are reasonbly priced, and the servings are quite big.

Saxons

Laid back bar, which anonymous and little worn down looks, makes for a surprise when top-notch national and international DJ's starts swinging the decks, in a nice mix of Hip Hop, Electronica and Dance music. Except for Wednesdays which are designated Reggae nights.

Huge café, with a large outdoor serving area, that gets very busy during sunshine - also serves decent food, so it is a good place for brunch if the weather is good.

A seemingly odd mix of restaurant, cocktail bar, nightclub, hairdresser and art gallery, but it works surprisingly well. DJ starts spinning records for the crowd on the dance floor around 11PM Tuesday to Saturday.

Temple Bar

A nice down to earth place, with old 2nd hand sofas and lounge chairs on two floors, there is an equally worn out, but workable pool and fuss-ball table upstairs, and the speakers are playing non-mainstream tunes.

Understellet

Fancy a round of pool? this place is a a bit worn down, but not only have two worn out pool tables and a game of fussball. It is also cheap, with beers going over the desk for

A large bar with a dancefloor, which also doubles as a restaurant during the day. It is very popular and gets crowded in the weekends - when the DJ starts spinning records around midnight.

Rust is where most people head after midnight from the many bars above. It is one of the city's best clubs, but also a music stage for rhythmic music concerts several times per week check website for program.

This Brewpub is an excellent option for starting the night, with good food, and great beer, produces right in the tanks you are sitting between

Play it cool with the fashionable Danish students, from the medical faculty of the university. Outdoor seating on the sidewalk opposite the square, and good cakes!

If you're up for some cocktails, head north past Rust, and into this place in the basement. It is often really crammed, but take it as a sign that the cocktails here are good. Although there are a few misses on the drinks menu.

This is a small place, with one of city's largest selections of beers. The menu is huge and very explanatory, and if you're still lost - the clever staff will be able to sort you out. Crammed on weekends.

Cafe Osbourne

Are you favourite premier league club playing? this is your place then. Unpretentous to the extreme, and a few expat regulars who come her for a beer, chat and watching football.

Mexi bar

Tequilas anyone? what other place to "get things moving", than probably the only Mexican themed bar in the city, on the corner of Elmegade and the square. It is quite cheap too.

Cafeen Funke

The rather odd name, comes from a pun in Danish, translating into something like "Will the cafe work?". It is a cheap place, popular with the alternative crowd, and more of bar than a cafe. Sometimes there are live performances.