Callisens Café in the 'Greek quarter' as they call this area of Amager, Copenhagen due to the Greek street names, is a small, cute, very local, quite hidden – as it is not on the main street – but still welcoming and with great light when sunny neighborhood café, which includes an outdoor area almost as big as the indoor, if not bigger! When the sun hits, that part is truly amazing!
It recently initiated brunch, with a choice of 3, 5 or 7 dishes, and has one of the best cappuccinos and cakes! Although it has a strict "Limited computer use policy", which limits a bit where you can sit and for how long without ordering extras (it is written next to the cashier), it has great personnel and customers, lots of smiley faces and a very homey atmosphere!
And since online booking is indeed available, better use the service if you are heading there!
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