Bib Gourmand restaurants in Denmark

Anarki

The team at Anarki (led by head chef Rune Sauer Sonnechsen) seem to challenge the common dogmas, as they draw inspiration from all corners of the world. As an added bonus, Anarki proofs that gourmet food and good service does not have to cost the equivalent of the newest smartphone.

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Barabba

Barabba serves contemporary Italian food where you can choose whether you're in the mood for the more traditional and authentic flavours, or rather want to try the well-known dishes with a modern twist, such as seaweed tiramisu.

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Enomania Are you passionate about Italian wine? Then Enomania is the place to go, because the name of the restaurant basically translates to wine enthusiast (or maniac - depending on the degree of fandom). And while you're at Enomania, why not pair that wine with a creamy risotto and homemade Italian sausage?

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Hærværk

Hærværk Restaurant in Aarhus makes up one part of the duo of Aarhus restaurants holding down the Bib Gourmand title for Denmark’s second largest city. Using almost 100% organic ingredients, the dishes necessarily change by the week, day, or even table, depending on what they have available and the inspiration that strikes.

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Kødbyens Fiskebar

Despite being located in one of the old meat halls in Copenhagen's Meatpacking District, Kødbyens Fiskebar is all about fish and seafood. You can simply relax in the sofas while enjoying a glass of wine paired with a few nibbles, have a drink at the bar with a bite to eat or dine at the tables while getting the full and delicious treatment. TIP: In Summer, the beach chairs outside restaurant is a popular hangout spot to have a few pre-dinner drinks.

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Marv & Ben

While strolling through Snaregade, one of Copenhagen's oldest and most picturesque streets, you'll come across this delicious gem of a restaurant. Marv & Ben (Marrow & Bone) offers Nordic gastronomy based on local and mainly organic produce, which makes this restaurant a great suggestion for you to dive into the Nordic cuisine.

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Mêlée

At restaurant Mêlée, you can enjoy an intimate dining experience in a relaxed setting. Mêlée offers uncomplicated and timeless French-inspired dishes based on top quality produce.

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Moment Moment is the place to go if you are looking for an affordable gourmet restaurant while venturing outside Denmark's big cities. You will find Moment on Djursland, just a half-hour drive from the vibrant city of Aarhus. The restaurant's gastronomy is centered on seasonal produce from the immediate local areas, and as a result the dishes may change completely from day to day.

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Pluto

The phrase "sharing is caring" is the mantra at restaurant Pluto. Just a stone's throw away from the King's Garden, you can sit down and enjoy an informal family style dinner.

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Pondus

With the number of spots to hold Michelin awards growing even more this year, Aarhus is certainly establishing itself as a culinary force to be reckoned with, and Pondus is a worthy example. A sister to the Michelin-starred Substans, the more affordable modern Danish bistro, Pondus, offers organic New Nordic plates at a more affordable price.

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Selma

Want to try a true Danish lunch classic? Then smørrebrød is the one for you - and while the name of these open faced sandwiches might be difficult to pronounce, they are delicious to eat! At restaurant Selma, they have taken the art of smørrebrød to another level. Furthermore, Selma is located just around the corner from Nørreport Station which makes it the perfect lunch spot when you are exploring the inner city of Copenhagen.

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