Brønnum is a listening bar in Indre By, Copenhagen.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Walk through the rooms from light to dark; the rear salon is the quiet seat. Closed Sundays; weekday nights run earlier than the door suggests.
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Address: August Bournonvilles Passage 1, 1055 København K, Copenhagen
Bo-bi Bar on Klareboderne dates to 1917 and claims the title of Copenhagen's oldest brown bar, with the original counter still in place, red wallpaper unchanged in a century and hard-boiled eggs at the till.
TipCash only; the room is tiny so first round at the counter then find a chair. Boiled eggs and cheap beer is the order.
Andy's on Gothersgade ran as a postwar American-soldier hangout and has spent the decades since pouring cheap spirits to a young crowd until 06:00, with Jägermeister bottles holding the bar shelves up.
TipOpen until 06:00 most nights; the room fills after 02:00 when other bars close. Cash plus card, no cover.
Culture Box on Kronprinsessegade has run as Copenhagen's reference techno club since 2005, booking international techno, house and drum and bass across the upstairs White Box bar and the downstairs Black Box floor.
TipWhite Box opens earlier as a free bar; the downstairs Black Box ticketed floor peaks 02:00 onward. Cloakroom is fast at the door.
Eiffel Bar on Wildersgade has poured beer to Christianshavn sailors since 1737, with a 1930s Parisian renovation that left mirrored Eiffel Tower motifs, a golden staircase and the kind of jukebox that runs 80s pop.
TipCash easier than card; the back room is quieter than the bar. Locals after midnight, tourists earlier; cheap pours all night.
Bo-bi Bar on Klareboderne dates to 1917 and claims the title of Copenhagen's oldest brown bar, with the original counter still in place, red wallpaper unchanged in a century and hard-boiled eggs at the till.
TipCash only; the room is tiny so first round at the counter then find a chair. Boiled eggs and cheap beer is the order.
Andy's on Gothersgade ran as a postwar American-soldier hangout and has spent the decades since pouring cheap spirits to a young crowd until 06:00, with Jägermeister bottles holding the bar shelves up.
TipOpen until 06:00 most nights; the room fills after 02:00 when other bars close. Cash plus card, no cover.
Bip Bip on Fælledvej runs Nørrebro's pinball-and-arcade dive across two floors, with original 80s cabinets, a free-play house policy on most machines and a cocktail menu that nods to the era.
TipTwo-floor pinball; the upstairs is quieter on a busy Friday. Walk-in only, no reservations.
Culture Box on Kronprinsessegade has run as Copenhagen's reference techno club since 2005, booking international techno, house and drum and bass across the upstairs White Box bar and the downstairs Black Box floor.
TipWhite Box opens earlier as a free bar; the downstairs Black Box ticketed floor peaks 02:00 onward. Cloakroom is fast at the door.
BAGGEN, the former Bakken Kbh, anchors the Meatpacking District club row on Flæsketorvet, running house and tech-house across an indoor floor and a string-lit backyard that opens through the warmer months.
TipThursday THRST night pulls a local crowd; weekend doors after 23:00. The backyard is the easiest way in on a hot Friday.
