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What to eat in Copenhagen’s best food markets – Lonely Planet

Stools are tucked in under wooden benches waiting for diners at the Tivoli Food Hall.

Copenhagen is known for its food scene, from Michelin-starred restaurants to street food stalls. Its selection of markets right in the centre of the city offers an affordable range of cuisines in a casual setting, each with its own vibe and personality.

Here’s your guide to the best food markets in Copenhagen that also give you an insight into the unique vibe of the city.

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Torvehallerne: classic market hall

With 60 stalls, lively Torvehallerne offers plenty of choices and is a favourite among Copenhagen’s foodies. It has two glass halls filled to the brim with prepared food and fantastic products. Visitors to the Danish capital can sample local fare like smørrebrød open-faced sandwiches from Hallernes, beer from Mikkeller, or meats and cheeses from Omegn & Venner, and pick up a foodie souvenir of organic chocolates from Summerbird. Torvehallerne also features international bites from banh mi to gourmet pizza – in the summer months, try the tacos at Hija de Sanchez, one of the best street food spots in Europe.

One of the seating areas in Tivoli Food Hall © Caroline Hadamitzky / Lonely Planet

Tivoli Food Hall: fast gourmet food

Part of the iconic Tivoli Gardens, the second oldest amusement park in the world, Tivoli Food Hall opened its doors in 2017. The modern glass hall is open year-round and can be accessed from the street as well as from within the park if you’re spending the day riding rollercoasters. The Food Hall is billed as “fast gourmet”, a place to enjoy a quality meal on the go at a good reasonable price.

With 16 stalls, the market is fairly modest in size, but offers an impressive range of choices, from Icelandic organic to spicy Moroccan or classics such as a burger or burrito bowl. If you’re just looking to relax with a drink, enjoy a glass of bubbly from the Le Petit wine bar. Pull up a stool to one of the high communal tables or take your meal outside and enjoy the views of Tivoli from the terrace.

Nørrebro Station: the local favorite

While this place is technically not a full-blown street food market, it is a local favorite that features a handful of renowned street food trucks. Locals trek here to get a taste of some of the best, and most unique, street food in Copenhagen. At Iranian Kuku, you get to taste authentic cuisine from Iran. Try the national dish, Ghorme Sabzi, a stew that comes with rice, homemade sauces,…

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