Copenhagen Food Tour: Culinary Delights & Local Gems
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Overview
The Copenhagen Culinary Experience Food Tour offers a tasty walk through the heart of Copenhagen. Founded by a local Dane in 2011, this tour shows off the best food the city has to offer.
This small-group tour takes people to markets, food shops, and hidden spots to taste real Danish flavors. Guests will try Arla Unika cheeses, yummy smørrebrød (open-faced sandwiches) at Aamanns or Café & Ølhalle 1892, handmade candies from Sømods Bolcher (since 1891), and fresh pastries from Riviera Bakery. Also, there is the famous Lakrids A by Johan Bülow licorice, and flødeboller (chocolate-covered marshmallows) from Summerbird Organic. Enjoy a tasty organic hot dog at DØP and local beer or cider at SKAAL. The tour also passes by the Round Tower and goes through old, pretty streets. It’s a great way to see Copenhagen and taste its best foods.
Based on Viator reviews, the tour often begins near Frederiksborggade. The guide will lead the group to Torvehallerne Market to sample cheeses from Arla Unika, made with help from Michelin-star chefs. Guests might also visit the Bornholm Shop for licorice and apple wine in the Botanical Gardens. A stop at Aamanns café features smørrebrød sandwiches and the tour may also include beer at Nørrebro Bryghus and chocolate at Summerbird Chocolate. This walking tour gives a real taste of Copenhagen's food scene.




Highlights
Taste Local Pastries: Enjoy fresh Danish pastry from Riviera Bakery, a favorite spot.
Gourmet Licorice: Try Lakrids A by Johan Bülow, a world-famous Danish treat.
Royal Candies: Eat handmade sweets from Sømods Bolcher, candy makers for the Royal Danish Court.
Award-Winning Cheeses: Sample cheeses from Arla Unika, a supplier for Michelin-star restaurants.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally enjoy this food tour for its diverse tastings and informative guides. The small group size and cultural insights add to the positive experience, though some find the amount of walking tiring and some locations crowded.

Customers love the variety of foods and drinks offered on the tour.
Many reviewers highlight the tour guides as being knowledgeable and friendly.
Several customers enjoyed learning about the history and culture of Copenhagen through its food.
Customers appreciated the small group size, which made for a more personal experience.
Some customers felt that the amount of walking was more than they expected.
A few reviewers mentioned that some of the locations were crowded, making it difficult to fully enjoy the tastings.
The Journey
Torvehallerne
A covered market hall in Copenhagen offering a variety of food stalls and artisan products. It is a hub for culinary experiences, showcasing local flavors and ingredients.
Arla Unika
Copenhagen’s flagship cheese shop located within Torvehallerne, offering artisan cheeses developed in collaboration with Michelin-starred chefs. It showcases a range of pungent and unique cheeses.
Bornholm Shop
A shop where you can sample liquorice, caramels, and preserves. It offers a taste of local sweets and traditional Danish treats.
Copenhagen Botanical Gardens
A serene botanical garden offering a green escape within the city. It provides a peaceful setting to relax and enjoy the beautiful surroundings while sampling Danish apple wine.
Aamanns
A hotspot for locals, known for its hearty open sandwiches called smørrebrød, made from sourdough rye bread and predominantly organic and free-range produce.
Nørrebro Bryghus
A restaurant where you can sample three different types of home-brewed beer, offering a taste of local craft beer in Copenhagen.
Copenhagen’s Ecological Hotdog Stand
A popular spot for organic hotdogs, providing a sample of this local favorite. It offers a sustainable and flavorful snack option.
Summerbird Chocolate
A shop producing Copenhagen’s most luxurious chocolate and candy, popular for its (highly addictive) flødeboller – chocolate-coated marshmallows.
Know Before You Go
This food tour includes many tasty treats, like pastries, licorice, cheeses, and drinks. All tastings are included, making up a full meal. The tour does not include tips or hotel pickup/drop-off. Meet the guide near Frederiksborggade in central Copenhagen to start the food adventure.
Hot Tip
Many people say that the tour provides a lot of food, so come hungry! Also, wear comfortable shoes because there is a good bit of walking involved in seeing the city and getting to all the tasting locations.