🇩🇰🇸🇪 Copenhagen & Malmö: Café & Bakery Gems Worth Revisiting ☕️🍞

☕️🥐 Daily Eats Guide for Copenhagen & Malmö Since moving to Northern Europe, I’ve realized the coffee and bread here aren’t just visually appealing—they’re gentle, life-affirming parts of daily routine. This list includes my all-time favorites, plus spots praised by photo clients (and ones I’ve revisited countless times)—all perfect for bringing friends to unwind. Copenhagen Picks Prolog Kaffebar | A Longtime Favorite Café Tucked behind Strøget (the main shopping street), this tiny spot shines with its pour-over coffee and cappuccino—smooth, layered, and never bitter. I’ve repurchased their coffee beans so many times; even brewing them in a Moka pot fills the room with aroma. The staff is always kind, the vibe is consistently cozy, and it’s super photogenic too. ☕ Juno the Bakery | “No Bad Bakes” Is Its Middle Name There’s always a line at peak hours, but it’s 100% worth the wait. Whether it’s buttery croissants, cinnamon rolls (kanelbullar), or pistachio danishes—there’s barely a “miss” here. If I could only recommend one bakery in Copenhagen for friends, this would be it. 🥐 Det Vide Hus | Avocado Lovers, Lock This Down A cute brunch spot near Norreport Station, famous for its avocado toast. The presentation (topped with fresh herbs) and quality ingredients are top-tier. Sitting by the window, biting into the toast with a flat white in hand—feels like a scene from a cozy Japanese drama, Copenhagen-style. 🥑 Coffee Collective | Great Coffee Even for Newbies With multiple locations, my go-to is the one at Torvehallerne (food market). A British client even said, “It’s better than London’s coffee!” If you don’t know much about coffee but want something reliable, this is your spot—consistently good, no guesswork needed. Malmö Picks 🍰🥤 Lilla Kafferosteriet | Swedish-Style “Courtyard Café” Hidden in a small alley, it has a spacious interior (with sofas and a fireplace nook) plus an outdoor patio. The decor is classic Swedish—bright, minimalist, and perfect for photos. Their carrot cake is incredible, and the coffee is always consistent. Spring and summer call for patio sessions—great for daydreaming and people-watching. 🥕 Le Dante | A Bubble Tea Lifeline for Fans in the Nordics Known as “the best bubble tea in Northern Europe,” it’s run by a Vietnamese owner who takes pride in every cup—rich flavor, not overly sweet. The jasmine milk cap is a hit with both me and my clients. After a full day of walking Malmö, sitting down with a cup here feels like pure happiness. 🧋 📷 These spots are also where I often take travel-photo clients to rest. A hot drink + a slice of cake—this is the coziest side of Nordic daily life. Save this list if you’re visiting Copenhagen or Malmö! #Denmark #Copenhagen #NordicTravel #MalmöFood #CopenhagenFood #CopenhagenFoodExploration