"Tutten" in Copenhagen has probably the best smørrebrød in town. Some of the city's restaurants are good but nothing comes close. A truly Danish experience

"Amager Records" is my favorite record store on my island in Copenhagen. Small and cramped as it should be, the super-helpful owners are also jazz fans!

"Ark Books" in Copenhagen is a shop that specializes in books by Danish authors translated into English - good for souvenirs. They also do translations...

"Prag" Copenhagen is a shop where you can get custom-made jewellery and second-hand clothes, but it's my favorite place to shop for tights!

"Kahyt og Kaffe" is an old floating cafe in Copenhagen. If the weather is nice, you can sit out on the deck. If not, don't hesitate to visit anyway.

"Bo-bi Bar" is allegedly Copenhagen's oldest brown bar. Everything about it feels authentic. I like their old tradition of serving hardboiled eggs...

"McKluud" is the result of the Wild West meeting the classic urban area of Copenhagen: Vesterbro. This bar has been around since the '70s...

"Fermentoren" Copenhagen is 'a nice bar with great beers!' Actually, this one's probably one of the best bar of them all... Protip: taste before you buy!

"Zeppelin Rock bar" Copenhagen is a a bar I love for its soft rock, heavy rock, metal or anything in between music. It's just a perfect place to hang out.

"The Moose" is a bar where no one takes anything too seriously. I always find it's a friendly bar with a rough attitude, so go drink yourself silly!

"Falafel Factory" Copenhagen is my new favorite Midde-Eastern takeaway restaurant and falafel joint! This guy, Sappa, is actually the best - title and all.

"Jernbane Café" in Copenhagen has a characteristic exterior and is a truly fine bar. Keep an eye out for the express toy train and the beer medals!