Tivoli Food Hall — Restaurant in Copenhagen Municipality

If you’re out of ideas for what to eat, this food hall is a great place to find inspiration! It’s styled like an upscale hawker center, featuring 15 food stalls that bring together flavors from across Europe and Asia 🌍🍴.

🥩 Steak Without a doubt, the best value-for-money option here. At just 129 DKK (without béarnaise sauce), it’s nearly half the price of what you’d pay at most restaurants. The steak here is rustic and no-frills — don’t expect any doneness options; it comes fully cooked by default. It’s served with a local-style butter and arugula mix that’s packed with flavor. The salad dressing is sweet and tangy, and the slightly bitter greens balance out the richness of the meat. Overall, it’s a well-rounded dish.

🌯 Greek Chicken Wrap A total letdown! Way worse than the pita wraps you get on the streets of Athens — and they had the audacity to charge 99 DKK. There was barely any meat in it, and the taste was dry and bland. I’ve had €2 pita wraps in Athens with more beef and way better flavor. This one only offered chicken, and it was both expensive and disappointing. I only ordered it because of the amazing smell from the grill… turns out the aroma was a trap! Avoid it!

🍝 Bolognese Pasta A classic Italian dish with beef ragù. I personally found the pasta too firm — not my kind of texture — but my Italian partner actually liked it. That said, the meat portion was pathetically small for a dish that costs 109 DKK. Definitely not as good a deal as the steak❗️

All in all, the steak stands out as the best value dish — plenty of meat and good flavor.

The place is usually packed, and finding a seat can be tricky 🪑. Some of the quieter stalls still have empty bar seats — likely because the food there isn’t great. So yes, choosing wisely takes a bit of observation. After 8:30 p.m., the crowd starts thinning out and seats become easier to find. It’s also a great place for solo diners — no pressure to finish...

Tivoli Food Hall? More like Tivoli Food FUN Hall! This place is an absolute explosion of flavor and variety. I'm talking global eats that'll take your taste buds on a trip around the world, all under one ridiculously awesome roof.

Forget limp fries and mystery meat burgers. Here, you're spoilt for choice with gourmet goodness: sizzling Asian stir-fries, juicy gourmet burgers stacked high, melt-in-your-mouth pizzas, and fresh sushi that'll make you weak in the knees. Seriously, my indecisive side went into overdrive!

But wait, there's more! The beer selection at Tivoli Food Hall is a whole other level of awesome. We're talking local craft brews, frosty IPAs, crisp lagers, and everything in between. They've got something to quench every thirst, and the knowledgeable staff is happy to help you find your perfect match.

The atmosphere itself is electric. People from all walks of life come together to share a meal, laugh, and soak up the happy vibes. It's the perfect spot to grab a quick bite before exploring the Tivoli Gardens, or to settle in for a long, leisurely lunch with friends.

Tivoli Food Hall is more than just a food court, it's an experience. It's a place to indulge your senses, discover new flavors, and create memories that'll last a lifetime. So ditch the boring lunch routine and head to Tivoli Food Hall for a taste explosion you won't forget! 10/10,...

I went there with two other friends and we had the luck to get the most RUDE person in that area when we were trying to get some food from this place that sells flatbread with lamb, chicken, fishi and chips and on. The manager or whoever that was should go through a valuation of how to treat the customers. The food was horrible, and the service was terrible to definitely not come back there anymore. I ordered the lamb option and that was indeed the worst plate I ever had. There was lamb fat and you had to look for meat as there was so much eggplant that I had to take photos. When I decided to complain about as I had to pay almost 200dkk, and he literally, no exaggeration, said that it is like that and there's nothing he could do about it. I told him I cannot see any meat, only vegetables and he replies " It's like that, read the menu again" when you clearly could only see the eggplant so I took photos. Then I went back to my seat and commented to my friends that I can't eat that, so I went back to give the box back as I just didnt want it anymore. After about 3 minutter, he took the box and gave it to the chef and asked him to put more meat. After I waited for a new plate, I was given a plate with the same thing and more fat from the meat. In the end, the only thing I managed to eat was the fries. ...