Located in central Amager, in one of the busiest, largest and longest streets of the island, Amagerbrogade, it is a new, very cute café, owned and run by sweet Sabrina, with decoration taken from a fairy tale! The furniture varies and it is like you are in a house, or better ‘home’, as it feels very ‘hygge’ as we say in Danish, aka cozy!
It has a great selection of muffins, cakes and cookies and amazing cappuccino, all reasonably priced. The only downside is that the owner is also the only person serving, so opening hours vary. The best way to know if the place is or will be open is to check its instagram account, as there are no standard opening hours as indicated by Google or other sources. If you like a romantic setting while watching everyday traffic, then you’re at the right place!
Amagerbrogade 140
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DKK
35
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