Beer Pubs

City:

Byens Kro
This uniquely cozy little pub goes back to 1783 when it was a distillery and since then it has been a taproom. Recently the bar has been up-dated with elleven draught beer taps with sublime beer, such as Steam beer from the West Coast brewery Anchor, the Italian Birra Menebrea and many more. You can also get a variety of interesting foreign bottled beers and the house specialty 'Byens Øl' (i.e. the town's beer) brewed at Svaneke Bryghus on the Baltic island of Bornholm especially for Byens Kro. A must on the city beer tour.
Open: Monday-Friday 3pm - 2am, Saturday 17:00 - 02:00.
Møntergade 8, DK 1116 K, Tlf. +45 33 12 55 89

Charlie's Bar
In Pilestræde a stone's throw from Strøget, the pedestrian street, you will find this beer Mecca. Twenty draught beer taps guarantee something for every taste. A house specialty is the Cask Conditioned Real Ale Beer, which you simply must taste! The philosophy of Charlie's Bar is to support the independant breweries and to sell quality beer. The selection of beers is constantly renewed - it's people's choice. Charlie's has been a natural meeting point for beer enthusiasts ever since Ian Russel opened the bar in 2000. The bar was awarded Cask Marque in 2002.
Open: Monday-Wednesday from 14:00-02:00, Thursday-Saturday from 12 noon to 02:00 and Sunday from 14:00-23:00.
Pilestræde 33, DK 1112 K, Tlf. +45 33 32 22 89
www.charlies.dk

Café Globen
Fifty members of the Travellers' Club founded this nice café, where you can get Danish micro brews and special beers from five taps and a number of bottled beers from exotic places. The Globe is the gathering point for beer connoisseurs and people with a call for foreign places. Here they can lean back in easy chairs, have a beer or two, smoke water pipe and read travel litterature from all over the world - or they can play backgammon at the tables. Guests have free access to the internet. Lectures on travels are arranged every Thursday and there is live music on weekends.
Open: Monday-Wednesday from 19:00 to 22:00, Thursday from 19:00 to midnight, Friday from 15:00 to 22:00, Saturday from 19:00 to 01:00.
Turesensgade 2 B, DK 1368 København K, Tlf. +45 33 93 00 77
www.cafegloben.dk

Lord Nelson
British Richard Derby's small beer bar is found in a basement well hidden behind bicycle racks on the corner of Strædet and Hyskenstræde. From fourteen taps come brews exclusively from Danish micro breweries. The selection changes every month, which gives you a chance to get to taste the whole spectrum of Danish special beers. The key word is a 'beer experience' - therefore there are only a few bottled beers from Danish minor breweries.
Open: Monday 15:30-22:00, Tuesday-Wednesday from 15:30 to midnight, Thursday from 14:30 to midnight, Friday from 13:00 to 02:00, Saturday from 12 noon to 02:00.
Hyskenstræde 9, DK 1207 K, Tlf. +45 33 93 93 94
www.lordnelson.dk

The Globe
The Globe in Nørregade is a quite large Irish pub where Belgian, German, American, Czeck, Dutch etc. beers are served apart from the Irish specialties. Adding to this, you have a choice of twenty different brands of whiskey. The pub is in two floors with two bars, TV screens, classical Irish furniture, dark upholstered easy arm chairs. Perhaps one of the very best Irish pubs in town.
Open: Monday-Tuesday 13:00-01:00, Wednesday 13:00-02:00, Thursday 13:00 to 03:00, Friday 13:00 to 05:00, lSaturday 12 noon to 05:00, Sunday 14:00-midnight.
Nørregade 43-45, DK 1165 K, Tlf. +45 33 32 08 60

Plan·b
Plan·b is rather like two adjacent livingrooms decorated with personality and an eye for the layed back detail in art, service, cigars, music from vinyl, food and beverages. A cult venue for epicures. The selection of special bottled beers and beer barrels is enormous and with luck you may run into one of the exquisite well stored Belgian beers. The taps offer brews from good Danish micro breweries such as Ølfabriken, Grauballe and Brøckhouse and also 'Ugens Cantillon' (the Cantillon of the week), Blanche de Namure, Lambic and many other specialties. If you cannot find it elsewhere, chances are you'll find it here. The small bar serves sublime coffee, cookies and tapas as well.
Open: Monday-Sunday from 10:00 to 22:00.
Frederiksborggade 48, 1360 K, Tlf. 33 36 36 56
www.cafeplanb.dk

Ørsted ølbar og cafe
In the quiet end of Nørre Farimagsgade just across from the Ørsted Park, this beer Mecca is located in three adjacent light and airy basement rooms. All kinds of good Danish beer flows from sixteen taps: Danish micro brews, German, British, Czeck, Belgian etc. If that's not enough, you will find sublime bottled beers on the copious menu - such as Westvleteren. Light dishes are served with your beer, or you can join various board games, pool, dart or table football. DJs on Saturdays.
Open: Monday 15:00 to 01:00, Tuesday-Thursday 16:00 to 01:00, Friday-Saturday 14:00 to 03:00, Sunday 16:00 to midnight.

District of Østerbro:

Café Livida
Café Livida is situated on a corner of Ndr. Frihavnsgade and has outdoor serving on a pleasant terrace. The place has a large selection of beers. From the tap you can have German Weissbeer from Erdinger, the Italian Menabrea Ambrata and Bionda or Belgian Leffe, all served in original glasses. 45 foreign special bottled beers. The staff knows what it's all about and is very helpful, if you are in doubt. Café Livida serves brunch, a large lunch, and evening menu. Vegetarian dishes and salads all days of the week.
Open: Monday-Wednesday from 11:00 to 22:00, Thursday-Saturday from 11:00 until the last guest leaves, Sunday from 11:00-16:00.
Ndr. Frihavnsgade 58, DK 2100 København Ø, Tlf. +45 35 43 43 18
www.cafelivida.dk

Café Komplet
You'll find Café Komplet a few yards from Sølvtorvet. A pleasant bar/restaurant. There are always at least thirty special bottled beers from many countries and taps with various types of brews and the house special: one tap with brew master Anders Marcussen's excellent beer of the month from the micro brewery Andrik. The kitchen serves good food at reasonable prices.
Open: Daily 1pm to 10pm
Øster Farimagsgade 24, DK 2100 Ø, Tlf. +45 35 55 25 60
www.cafe-komplet.dk

District of Frederiksberg:

Café Svejk
This a true beer pub. The selection is limited, but excellent! Only four taps and four bottled beers. But each one is very special. The café imports various types of Bohemian Regent beer directly from the Czeck Republic, among these an unfiltered treat. The brewery is Czeckoslovakia's oldest. It was founded in 1379. Café Svejk has been famous for its Czeck beer since 1994, the staff really knows what it's all about!
Open: Monday-Friday from 12 noon to 02:00, Saturday from 10:00 to 02:00 and Sunday from 12 noon to midnight.
Smallegade 31, DK 2000 Frederiksberg, Tlf. +45 38 86 25 60
www.cafesvejk.dk

Café Bartof
A stones's throw from the Frederiksberg Hospital is where you find Café Bartof, a true music- and beer Mecca. The selection of beers is so large that the café has had to split up its homepage on beers according to countries - quite a treat for the real beer lover. And if you also enjoy Blues or World Music you'll run into some of the best Danish bands - it just works: a cocktail of Blues and good beer in pleasant surroundings in the district of Frederiksberg. If you are hungry, the kitchen prepares sandwiches and light dishes.
Open: Monday - Thursday from 11:00 to 01:00, Friday and Saturday from 11:00 to 03:00, Sunday from 11:00 to midnight.
Nordre Fasanvej 46, DK 2000 Frederiksberg, Tlf. +45 38 86 90 67
www.bartofcafe.dk

District of Vesterbro:

Café Hackenbusch
Hackenbusch i one of the older and livelier places on Vesterbrogade. A pleasant bar in the front part of the room, three steps up into the back, you can always get an interesting and reasonable meal. The selection of beers is not large, but good. From some of the Danish micro breweries and foreign classics from tap and bottled. Every month, guests choose the following month's special draught beer.
Open: Monday - Wednesday from 11:00 to 02:00, Thursday from 11:00 to 16:00, Friday and Saturday from 11:00 to 05:00, Sunday from 11:00 to midnight.
Vesterbrogade 124, DK 1620 V, Tlf. +45 33 21 74 74
www.hackenbusch.dk

Café HIGH Q
At the corner of Sønder Boulevard and Saxogade this rustic and funky café with no less than elleven taps can be found. Seven taps are exclusively for foreign brews and one is for a Danish micro brewery. On the beer menu there are more than 80 bottled beers with a picture of each. The beer is mainly served in original beer glasses and the advice given by the staff is very good.
Open: Monday - Sunday from 11:00 to midnight.
Sønder Boulevard 52-54, DK 1720 V, Tlf. +45 33 31 40 80.

Bang & Jensen
You will find no steel, 70's romantic atmosphere or top tuned design here, instead a pleasant mixture of furniture with its own charm because of its casual blend of styles. A good meeting place in the former pharmacy in Istedgade. Good and reasonably priced food. The beer menu isn't flashy but has Czeck, Slovak, American, Cuban, Ørbæk and not least Australian Stout and Belgian Rochefort 6.
Open: Mondy-Friday 08:00-02:00, Saturday 10:00-02:00, Sunday 10:00 to midnight.
Istedgade 130, DK 1650 V, Tlf. +45 33 25 53 18
www.bangogjensen.dk

Riesen
This is an intimate, small bar in Oehlenschlaegergade close to Istedgade. The beer menu is not impressive, but OK. If you're very thirsty you can order a two litre pitcher with Weissbier, Budwar or a "John Mogensen" (late popular Danish singer), which consists of stout, aquavit, lemon soda, Ricard and ordinary pilsner beer. Other choices are: Limfjords Porter (stout) and Guldporse from Thisted, some Czeck beers and Cuban Cristal.
Open: Wednesday - Thursday 20:00 to 02:30, Friday and Saturday 20:00 to 03:30.
Oehlenschlagergade 36, DK 1663 Kbh. V, Tlf. +45 33 23 07 34
www.riesenbar.dk

Pegasus Vin og Ølbar
The place is refurbished but the owner continues to offer a very fine selection of beers. Twelve different draught beers and more than 90 different bottled beers from all over the world. This puts Pegasus among the "musts" when speaking of the beer enthusiasts' beer route in the district of Vesterbro. If you feel hungry, there are excellent tapas. The Beer Enthusiasts awarded Pegasus the Silver Medal in 2004
Open: Monday-Wednesday from 01:00 to 23:00, Thursday from 10:00 to 01:00, Friday from 10:00 to 02:00, Saturday from 10:00 to 02:00, Sunday 10:00 to 23:00.
Mysundegade 28, DK 1668 V, Tlf. +45 33 31 80 50

District of Nørrebro

Ølbaren
(i.e. the beer bar), is a beer Mekka in the district of Nørrebro and was started by two beer enthusiasts: Jan and Lars, who really know what beer is about. Here you are given sound and good advice regarding beer and here you find a wide selection, which will guarantee a fine beer experience every time! The bar has its cask tap and an enormous amount of bottled special beers. This is a must!
Open: Monday 21:00-01:00, Tuesday to Thursday 16:00 to 01:00, Friday 15:00 - 01:00 and Saturday 16:00 to 01:00.
Elmegade 2, DK 2200 København N, Tlf. +45 35 35 45 34
www.oelbaren.dk

Kafe Tjili Pop
Here's quite a pearl! In Rantzausgade close to H.C.Ørstedsvej. Tjili Pop is a café with light dishes, a pub, a music venue and a beer oasis in an otherwise somewhat gloomy area. From nine taps, Danish micro brews and foreign specialties are drawn. The bottled beer selection is not big, but there are interesting beers included. A pleasant place to settled down in one of the plain garden chairs or benches to enjoy a beer, some music and food. Check the website for special arrangements.
Open: Monday - Tuesday noon to midnight, Wednesday-Thursday from noon to 01:00, Friday noon to 03:00, Saturday noon to 03:00, Sunday noon to midnight.
Rantzausgade 28, DK 2200 København N, Tlf. +45 35 35 90 20
www.tjili.dk

Amager:

Café Langebro
This café is situated at Islands Brygge on the waterfront; an area, which has achieved "in" status and "Langebro" is one of the bridges leading to the island of Amager. From here you have a fine view accross the harbour to downtown Copenhagen. Café Langebro is a good pub, where the staff knows what it's handling and is always ready to guide you through the beers and brews. The beer menu covers it all: Danish micro breweries, Belgian Trappists, German, British and American specialties. Enjoy your beer in the bar, play a game of billiards, darts or table football. Or settle outdoors and take in the delightful atmosphere and the view accross the water.
Open: Monday - Thursday from 11:00 to 22:00, and Saturday from 11:00 to 03:00, Sunday from 11:00 to 22:00.
Islands Brygge 1 B, DK 2300 København S, Tlf. +45 32 95 85 91
www.cafelangebro.dk

Text translated from CPH Beer Guide by Henrik Boegh and Linda Balle.
- the places have been aknowledged by the editor.
Common for them all is that not only do they offer beers out of the ordinay, but they are prepared to give guidance and advice as well.



Restaurants Cafes, bars and nightlife Search for restaurants, cafes, bars and nightlife The Beer Route Breweries in Copenhagen Breweries outside Copenhagen Beer Bars Beer Restaurants Beer Museums Beer Events Shopping galore Tourist > Eat, drink and shop > The Beer Route > Beer Bars Beer Pubs City: Byens Kro This uniquely cozy little pub goes back to 1783 when it was a distillery and since then it has been a taproom. Recently the bar has been up-dated with elleven draught beer taps with sublime beer, such as Steam beer from the West Coast brewery Anchor, the Italian Birra Menebrea and many more. You can also get a variety of interesting foreign bottled beers and the house specialty 'Byens Øl' (i.e. the town's beer) brewed at Svaneke Bryghus on the Baltic island of Bornholm especially for Byens Kro. A must on the city beer tour. Open: Monday-Friday 3pm - 2am, Saturday 17:00 - 02:00. Møntergade 8, DK 1116 K, Tlf. +45 33 12 55 89 Charlie's Bar In Pilestræde a stone's throw from Strøget, the pedestrian street, you will find this beer Mecca. Twenty draught beer taps guarantee something for every taste. A house specialty is the Cask Conditioned Real Ale Beer, which you simply must taste! The philosophy of Charlie's Bar is to support the independant breweries and to sell quality beer. The selection of beers is constantly renewed - it's people's choice. Charlie's has been a natural meeting point for beer enthusiasts ever since Ian Russel opened the bar in 2000. The bar was awarded Cask Marque in 2002. Open: Monday-Wednesday from 14:00-02:00, Thursday-Saturday from 12 noon to 02:00 and Sunday from 14:00-23:00. Pilestræde 33, DK 1112 K, Tlf. +45 33 32 22 89 www.charlies.dk Café Globen Fifty members of the Travellers' Club founded this nice café, where you can get Danish micro brews and special beers from five taps and a number of bottled beers from exotic places. The Globe is the gathering point for beer connoisseurs and people with a call for foreign places. Here they can lean back in easy chairs, have a beer or two, smoke water pipe and read travel litterature from all over the world - or they can play backgammon at the tables. Guests have free access to the internet. Lectures on travels are arranged every Thursday and there is live music on weekends. Open: Monday-Wednesday from 19:00 to 22:00, Thursday from 19:00 to midnight, Friday from 15:00 to 22:00, Saturday from 19:00 to 01:00. Turesensgade 2 B, DK 1368 København K, Tlf. +45 33 93 00 77 www.cafegloben.dk Lord Nelson British Richard Derby's small beer bar is found in a basement well hidden behind bicycle racks on the corner of Strædet and Hyskenstræde. From fourteen taps come brews exclusively from Danish micro breweries. The selection changes every month, which gives you a chance to get to taste the whole spectrum of Danish special beers. The key word is a 'beer experience' - therefore there are only a few bottled beers from Danish minor breweries. Open: Monday 15:30-22:00, Tuesday-Wednesday from 15:30 to midnight, Thursday from 14:30 to midnight, Friday from 13:00 to 02:00, Saturday from 12 noon to 02:00. Hyskenstræde 9, DK 1207 K, Tlf. +45 33 93 93 94 www.lordnelson.dk The Globe The Globe in Nørregade is a quite large Irish pub where Belgian, German, American, Czeck, Dutch etc. beers are served apart from the Irish specialties. Adding to this, you have a choice of twenty different brands of whiskey. The pub is in two floors with two bars, TV screens, classical Irish furniture, dark upholstered easy arm chairs. Perhaps one of the very best Irish pubs in town. Open: Monday-Tuesday 13:00-01:00, Wednesday 13:00-02:00, Thursday 13:00 to 03:00, Friday 13:00 to 05:00, lSaturday 12 noon to 05:00, Sunday 14:00-midnight. Nørregade 43-45, DK 1165 K, Tlf. +45 33 32 08 60 Plan·b Plan·b is rather like two adjacent livingrooms decorated with personality and an eye for the layed back detail in art, service, cigars, music from vinyl, food and beverages. A cult venue for epicures. The selection of special bottled beers and beer barrels is enormous and with luck you may run into one of the exquisite well stored Belgian beers. The taps offer brews from good Danish micro breweries such as Ølfabriken, Grauballe and Brøckhouse and also 'Ugens Cantillon' (the Cantillon of the week), Blanche de Namure, Lambic and many other specialties. If you cannot find it elsewhere, chances are you'll find it here. The small bar serves sublime coffee, cookies and tapas as well. Open: Monday-Sunday from 10:00 to 22:00. Frederiksborggade 48, 1360 K, Tlf. 33 36 36 56 www.cafeplanb.dk Ørsted ølbar og cafe In the quiet end of Nørre Farimagsgade just across from the Ørsted Park, this beer Mecca is located in three adjacent light and airy basement rooms. All kinds of good Danish beer flows from sixteen taps: Danish micro brews, German, British, Czeck, Belgian etc. If that's not enough, you will find sublime bottled beers on the copious menu - such as Westvleteren. Light dishes are served with your beer, or you can join various board games, pool, dart or table football. DJs on Saturdays. Open: Monday 15:00 to 01:00, Tuesday-Thursday 16:00 to 01:00, Friday-Saturday 14:00 to 03:00, Sunday 16:00 to midnight. District of Østerbro: Café Livida Café Livida is situated on a corner of Ndr. Frihavnsgade and has outdoor serving on a pleasant terrace. The place has a large selection of beers. From the tap you can have German Weissbeer from Erdinger, the Italian Menabrea Ambrata and Bionda or Belgian Leffe, all served in original glasses. 45 foreign special bottled beers. The staff knows what it's all about and is very helpful, if you are in doubt. Café Livida serves brunch, a large lunch, and evening menu. Vegetarian dishes and salads all days of the week. Open: Monday-Wednesday from 11:00 to 22:00, Thursday-Saturday from 11:00 until the last guest leaves, Sunday from 11:00-16:00. Ndr. Frihavnsgade 58, DK 2100 København Ø, Tlf. +45 35 43 43 18 www.cafelivida.dk Café Komplet You'll find Café Komplet a few yards from Sølvtorvet. A pleasant bar/restaurant. There are always at least thirty special bottled beers from many countries and taps with various types of brews and the house special: one tap with brew master Anders Marcussen's excellent beer of the month from the micro brewery Andrik. The kitchen serves good food at reasonable prices. Open: Daily 1pm to 10pm Øster Farimagsgade 24, DK 2100 Ø, Tlf. +45 35 55 25 60 www.cafe-komplet.dk District of Frederiksberg: Café Svejk This a true beer pub. The selection is limited, but excellent! Only four taps and four bottled beers. But each one is very special. The café imports various types of Bohemian Regent beer directly from the Czeck Republic, among these an unfiltered treat. The brewery is Czeckoslovakia's oldest. It was founded in 1379. Café Svejk has been famous for its Czeck beer since 1994, the staff really knows what it's all about! Open: Monday-Friday from 12 noon to 02:00, Saturday from 10:00 to 02:00 and Sunday from 12 noon to midnight. Smallegade 31, DK 2000 Frederiksberg, Tlf. +45 38 86 25 60 www.cafesvejk.dk Café Bartof A stones's throw from the Frederiksberg Hospital is where you find Café Bartof, a true music- and beer Mecca. The selection of beers is so large that the café has had to split up its homepage on beers according to countries - quite a treat for the real beer lover. And if you also enjoy Blues or World Music you'll run into some of the best Danish bands - it just works: a cocktail of Blues and good beer in pleasant surroundings in the district of Frederiksberg. If you are hungry, the kitchen prepares sandwiches and light dishes. Open: Monday - Thursday from 11:00 to 01:00, Friday and Saturday from 11:00 to 03:00, Sunday from 11:00 to midnight. Nordre Fasanvej 46, DK 2000 Frederiksberg, Tlf. +45 38 86 90 67 www.bartofcafe.dk District of Vesterbro: Café Hackenbusch Hackenbusch i one of the older and livelier places on Vesterbrogade. A pleasant bar in the front part of the room, three steps up into the back, you can always get an interesting and reasonable meal. The selection of beers is not large, but good. From some of the Danish micro breweries and foreign classics from tap and bottled. Every month, guests choose the following month's special draught beer. Open: Monday - Wednesday from 11:00 to 02:00, Thursday from 11:00 to 16:00, Friday and Saturday from 11:00 to 05:00, Sunday from 11:00 to midnight. Vesterbrogade 124, DK 1620 V, Tlf. +45 33 21 74 74 www.hackenbusch.dk Café HIGH Q At the corner of Sønder Boulevard and Saxogade this rustic and funky café with no less than elleven taps can be found. Seven taps are exclusively for foreign brews and one is for a Danish micro brewery. On the beer menu there are more than 80 bottled beers with a picture of each. The beer is mainly served in original beer glasses and the advice given by the staff is very good. Open: Monday - Sunday from 11:00 to midnight. Sønder Boulevard 52-54, DK 1720 V, Tlf. +45 33 31 40 80. Bang & Jensen You will find no steel, 70's romantic atmosphere or top tuned design here, instead a pleasant mixture of furniture with its own charm because of its casual blend of styles. A good meeting place in the former pharmacy in Istedgade. Good and reasonably priced food. The beer menu isn't flashy but has Czeck, Slovak, American, Cuban, Ørbæk and not least Australian Stout and Belgian Rochefort 6. Open: Mondy-Friday 08:00-02:00, Saturday 10:00-02:00, Sunday 10:00 to midnight. Istedgade 130, DK 1650 V, Tlf. +45 33 25 53 18 www.bangogjensen.dk Riesen This is an intimate, small bar in Oehlenschlaegergade close to Istedgade. The beer menu is not impressive, but OK. If you're very thirsty you can order a two litre pitcher with Weissbier, Budwar or a "John Mogensen" (late popular Danish singer), which consists of stout, aquavit, lemon soda, Ricard and ordinary pilsner beer. Other choices are: Limfjords Porter (stout) and Guldporse from Thisted, some Czeck beers and Cuban Cristal. Open: Wednesday - Thursday 20:00 to 02:30, Friday and Saturday 20:00 to 03:30. Oehlenschlagergade 36, DK 1663 Kbh. V, Tlf. +45 33 23 07 34 www.riesenbar.dk Pegasus Vin og Ølbar The place is refurbished but the owner continues to offer a very fine selection of beers. Twelve different draught beers and more than 90 different bottled beers from all over the world. This puts Pegasus among the "musts" when speaking of the beer enthusiasts' beer route in the district of Vesterbro. If you feel hungry, there are excellent tapas. The Beer Enthusiasts awarded Pegasus the Silver Medal in 2004 Open: Monday-Wednesday from 01:00 to 23:00, Thursday from 10:00 to 01:00, Friday from 10:00 to 02:00, Saturday from 10:00 to 02:00, Sunday 10:00 to 23:00. Mysundegade 28, DK 1668 V, Tlf. +45 33 31 80 50 District of Nørrebro Ølbaren (i.e. the beer bar), is a beer Mekka in the district of Nørrebro and was started by two beer enthusiasts: Jan and Lars, who really know what beer is about. Here you are given sound and good advice regarding beer and here you find a wide selection, which will guarantee a fine beer experience every time! The bar has its cask tap and an enormous amount of bottled special beers. This is a must! Open: Monday 21:00-01:00, Tuesday to Thursday 16:00 to 01:00, Friday 15:00 - 01:00 and Saturday 16:00 to 01:00. Elmegade 2, DK 2200 København N, Tlf. +45 35 35 45 34 www.oelbaren.dk Kafe Tjili Pop Here's quite a pearl! In Rantzausgade close to H.C.Ørstedsvej. Tjili Pop is a café with light dishes, a pub, a music venue and a beer oasis in an otherwise somewhat gloomy area. From nine taps, Danish micro brews and foreign specialties are drawn. The bottled beer selection is not big, but there are interesting beers included. A pleasant place to settled down in one of the plain garden chairs or benches to enjoy a beer, some music and food. Check the website for special arrangements. Open: Monday - Tuesday noon to midnight, Wednesday-Thursday from noon to 01:00, Friday noon to 03:00, Saturday noon to 03:00, Sunday noon to midnight. Rantzausgade 28, DK 2200 København N, Tlf. +45 35 35 90 20 www.tjili.dk Amager: Café Langebro This café is situated at Islands Brygge on the waterfront; an area, which has achieved "in" status and "Langebro" is one of the bridges leading to the island of Amager. From here you have a fine view accross the harbour to downtown Copenhagen. Café Langebro is a good pub, where the staff knows what it's handling and is always ready to guide you through the beers and brews. The beer menu covers it all: Danish micro breweries, Belgian Trappists, German, British and American specialties. Enjoy your beer in the bar, play a game of billiards, darts or table football. Or settle outdoors and take in the delightful atmosphere and the view accross the water. Open: Monday - Thursday from 11:00 to 22:00, and Saturday from 11:00 to 03:00, Sunday from 11:00 to 22:00. Islands Brygge 1 B, DK 2300 København S, Tlf. +45 32 95 85 91 www.cafelangebro.dk Text translated from CPH Beer Guide by Henrik Boegh and Linda Balle. - the places have been aknowledged by the editor. Common for them all is that not only do they offer beers out of the ordinay, but they are prepared to give guidance and advice as well.