3 editor picks across Denmark.
3 french bistro restaurants worth the trip across Denmark, editor-ranked. All cuisines in Denmark.
L'estragon on Klostergade is the Latin Quarter's small organic French bistro, holding the Organic Cuisine Gold label and pairing classical bistro plates.
OrderThe organic set lunch; the kitchen rotates a small handful of dishes around what suppliers bring through the door.
TipBooking by phone or email is the safest route. Closed Sunday and Monday in most weeks.
An intimate Latin Quarter bistro that holds the Organic Cuisine Gold label, serving French dishes from seasonal organic ingredients paired with a carefully.
OrderSeasonal organic French set lunch, Plat du jour, Cheese plate with Danish and French selections
Café Wilder on Wildersgade in Christianshavn is one of the oldest bistro rooms in the area, opened 1984, with a French-Italian menu and a corner-room canal.
OrderThe steak frites or the mussels in white wine; the kitchen has run the same plates for decades.
TipOpen daily for lunch and dinner; reservations via the website are the safer route on a Saturday.
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