Street food is woven into how Aarhus eats casually, from covered halls to immigrant markets and harbour stalls. Aarhus Street Food on Ny Banegaardsgade in the midtbyen is the central hub of independent stalls, while Bazar Vest in Gellerup brings the grill-and-stall tradition to the western districts. Nicolinehus on the waterfront and the seasonal Ingerslev Boulevard market round out a scene that spreads well beyond the old centre.
Street Food restaurants in Aarhus
19 street food places in Aarhus we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Aarhus · Street Food across every city.
-
Aarhus Street Food
- ★ 4.1
- $
- Midtbyen
Try Multi-stall food hall: Thai, Palestinian, Nordic and more
Aarhus Street Food in the former bus garages on Ny Banegaardsgade is a permanent 30-stall food hall open daily, with kitchens spanning Thai, Palestinian.
-
Aarhus Street Food
- ★ 4.2
- $
Try Multi-stall food hall: Thai, Palestinian, Nordic and more
The city's democratic eating institution in the repurposed 1930s bus garage.
-
Faour
- ★ 4.4
- $
Try Falafel wrap with hummus and salad
The best falafel in Aarhus by the margin of its soaked-chickpea technique and herb-heavy seasoning.
-
Bazar Vest Food Stalls
- ★ 4.3
- $
Try Turkish lahmacun, Afghan bolani and Somali sambusa
The cooked-food stalls inside Bazar Vest represent some of the most genuine multicultural street eating in Denmark.
-
Nicolinehus Stalls
- ★ 4.1
- $
Try Limfjord oysters and smoked fish
The harbour market hall on Aarhus O has a cluster of food stalls centred on Jutland seafood.
-
Ingerslev Boulevard Market
- ★ 4.4
- $
Try Fresh cheese, smoked fish and Jutland produce
The city's main outdoor market runs Wednesday and Saturday mornings with 60 stalls of fresh produce, artisan cheese, smoked fish and meat from Jutland farms.
-
Thai Sun (Aarhus Street Food stall)
- ★ 4.2
- $
Try Pad Thai and Tom Kha Gai
Consistently the most popular stall in Aarhus Street Food hall.
-
Tipsy Tacos
- ★ 4.0
- $
Try Vegetarian Mexican tacos
The walk-in taco counter at Tipsy does the same menu as the full restaurant but in a faster, standing-room format at the window.
-
Doner House
- ★ 3.9
- $
Try Turkish doner kebab
The most reliably good doner kebab in Aarhus.
-
Salling Rooftop Hot Dog Stand
- ★ 4.0
- $
Try Danish hot dog (polser) with remoulade
The hot dog stand on the Salling department store rooftop takes the humble polser seriously.
-
Pho C&P
- ★ 3.9
- $
Try Vietnamese pho and banh mi
A no-frills Vietnamese counter on Sonder Alle doing the best pho in the city.
-
Köz Grill
- ★ 4.0
- $
Try Turkish skewer grill, kebab and shawarma
A small Turkish grill bar on Nørre Allé near the university running a charcoal skewer over the counter and a kebab spit alongside.
-
Roed's Hot Dog
- ★ 4.1
- $
Try Artisan hot dog
An artisan hot dog stand on Vestergade that takes the humble polser to a different register with free-range pork sausages, pickled red onion.
-
Ramen Takumi
- ★ 4.4
- $
Try Black garlic oil ramen
A tight ramen counter in the city centre with house-made noodles and a black garlic oil bowl that is the strongest case for ramen in Aarhus.
-
GODS folkeligt spisehus
- ★ 4.0
- $
Try Open sandwiches, soup of the day and seasonal Danish folk-canteen plates
The modern folk canteen at the Godsbanen cultural centre, the named successor to Spiselauget.
-
Vejrfenomen Ice Cream
- ★ 4.0
- $
Try Organic soft-serve and scooped ice cream
A seasonal ice cream stall on Aboulevarden using organic Danish dairy and seasonal fruit.
-
Aarhus Street Food
- ★ 4.1
- $$
Try Any stall
The bus garage food hall is the most reliable late-evening option in the city centre, with stalls running until 22:00-23:00 and a heated indoor space.
-
Aarhus Street Food
- ★ 4.1
- $
Try Any stall lunch
The bus garage food hall is the most reliable budget lunch in the city.
-
Bazar Vest
- ★ 4.3
- $
- Gellerup
Try Turkish lahmacun or Afghan bolani
The Brabrand bazaar is the cheapest serious eating in the Aarhus area.