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Zealand, Denmark Food Guide: 9 Seafood food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Dragoer
Discover Restaurants offering the best Seafood food in Dragoer, Zealand, Denmark including Dragor Rogeri, Restaurant Beghuset, Cafe Dragor Sejlklub, Dragor Strandhotell, Takeasy Sushi, Caviar House + Prunier Seafood Bar, The Pescatarian, Restaurant leaven, Restaurant Gronnegade
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9. Restaurant Gronnegade
Overall Ratings
4 based on 541 reviews
Restaurant Grønnegade is situated in the heart of Copenhagen, just behind Kongens Nytorv, in one of Copenhagen's oldest houses from 1689. Restaurant Grønnegade have existed for more than 40 years, and the last 21 years with the same owner. Restaurant Grøn
Reviewed By Bensmom55
Genius! Thatâs what I can say about the cuisine! Two chefs, both trained in Michelin restaurants have created a fresh and seasonal menu. Delicious! The wait staff was attentive and charming. My husband did the wine pairing with his dinner and all of the wines were spot on! A relaxing, enjoyable evening!
8. Restaurant leaven
Overall Ratings
4 based on 322 reviews
Soulfood, vin- og snackbar, nærværende værtsskab og selvforkælelse i højsædet. Pa Leaven malretter vi vores service og madlavning til mennesker som virkelig ønsker, at gøre noget ekstra godt for sig selv pa en hverdag- som weekendaften. Vores alacarte- og
Reviewed By markkH2223ND
Food and service were excellent. Every dish was really interesting and extremely savory- wiping down the sauces with the also excellent homemade bread. Wines were also delicious- ordered by the glass, tended to follow recommended pairings even though we ordered a la carte. A very special meal. Was weird that it wasnt crowded (8:30 Sat night) but it was all great.
7. The Pescatarian
Overall Ratings
5 based on 272 reviews
The Concept Just like Marv & Ben, The Pescatarian is characterized by a high quality dining experience, at reasonable prices. For guests not in the mood for a big dinner, you can instead enjoy a snack menu and a glass of Champagne in the Oyster Bar. The m
Reviewed By TimSY2
We had the 6 course menu - with wine, tea and coffee the bill was 1,885 Kr. We had scallops, freze dried artichoke, beets with green cream, squid, lobster and finished with plums blackcurrant and cinnamon cream with orange strips. The pudding maybe had too many bits for my taste but the overall meal was excellent for the price and lots of people were enjoying it..
6. Caviar House + Prunier Seafood Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 136 reviews
Caviar House & Prunier is the only firm in the world producing, serving, and selling the finest caviar and smoked salmon. We proudly present 'the excellence of 3' â Balik Sushi, Sandwich House and Seafood Bar. Balik Sushi: Daily handmade fresh Sushi of hi
Reviewed By RoteFuchs
Caviar House serves some of the best food in Copenhagen Airport. The place has unfortunately been deteriorating over the last couple of years, but this time was exceptionally appalling with small black flies all over the place coming out in great numbers every time the staff put something in the dust bin. The food however is still good and the staff friendly once they have time to take care of you instead of hanging around and talking with each other.
5. Takeasy Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Takeasy Sushi is a place for sushi lovers in the nice old town Dragoer, serving the highest quality sushi with care and passion.
Reviewed By farleiii
Server was very kind. Excellent food really really good food was out very fast and the price was great, would gladly return.
4. Dragor Strandhotell
Overall Ratings
3 based on 147 reviews
Reviewed By Simon James J
Service: While the waiters were friendly and quick to serve us it took them a long time to actually get around to collecting our orders. He also never checked on us to see if everything was in order. More on that later. Food: The fried fish was home-made as advertised, but the texture of the fish was too floury and it was woefully under-seasoned. The French fries were abysmal. Store-bought, frozen under-done and seemingly oven-baked and not deep fried. Mushy and tasteless. The waiter did offer to take them back to do them over, but by that time we had practically finished our meal. Had he bothered to check on is after serving there might have been something to be done. Atmosphere: The restaurant has a nice view of the harbor but it is marred by old and dirty plastic sheeting to keep the wind out. Had this been a take-out meal I would have given it 3 stars but at $20 it's a 2 star review.
3. Cafe Dragor Sejlklub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 102 reviews
Reviewed By carolinasoon
The food was excellent, and they had menus with great English descriptions (hard to find in many places). The service was outstanding, and the view of the harbor was gorgeous. We ate and watched the local sailors, kayakers, and children coming in from their boat races.
2. Restaurant Beghuset
Overall Ratings
4 based on 79 reviews
Near by Copenhagen and just about seven kilometres from the airport and The Blue Planet - Denmark's Aquarium, you will find The Old City of Dragor. This part of the city is known for its small yellow houses with the red tiled roofs, the unique atmosphere
Reviewed By dudetraveler1
The five of us had dinner here, with high expectations based on past reviews, but we were terribly disappointed. We have had six dinners around Copenhagen. This restaurant had by far the worst food in comparison to the others while the price was almost double the others. To make matters worse, the service was was inadequate. If you are on a company expense account and want to do more business talk this is an acceptable joint, otherwise stay away.
1. Dragor Rogeri
Overall Ratings
4 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By PORhibido
This eatery with friendly staff and outdoor tables overlooking a beautiful marina seems very popular with locals even if its operating hours are fairly limited (only Friday-Sunday 10:00-17:00 when we visit - for accuracy please check its website). But with a taste of its signature fiskefilet (fish fillet) or fiskefrikadeller (fish balls - REAL fish, unlike those found in Chinatown), you know why there's always a queue here. And at around 55-65 per set that comes with remoulade and fries or rye bread, it's a great bargain too.Given Dragør's proximity to the airport (take bus 35 to Dragør Kirke) and views of the Ãresund Bridge, I'm surprised not to see any other foreigners. Perhaps that's a good thing - a busload of tourists will certainly ruin its fisherman's wharf-atmosphere.
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