Dronning Louise — Restaurant in Esbjerg Municipality

Drowning Louise is a long standing restaurant in downtown Esbjerg. We celebrated a night with 5 of us having a chance to reunite after 2 years separation due to Covid19. The place is very authentic and the location quite clean. The server sat us promptly and was very attentive. We had a translator, but feel that if needed we could have spoken with him in English. The menu was somewhat limited as we expected to have a better choice for a fish item. We did order appetizers and main entrees. The drinks arrived promptly and the wine selection was quite reasonable. Shortly after the appetizers, the main dishes arrived and were prepared excellently. We thoroughly enjoyed our dinner in this very comfortable and cozy restaurant. Pricing was a little on the higher side, but this is considered a more posh restaurant. There is no tipping in Denmark. We do recommend it, but would suggest checking ahead of time on the items on the menu as it seems to vary from time to time....

If you looking for a place to grab a drink i think its a perfect place especially for older people, the service was great and the waitress spoke good english, we didn’t reserve a table so we need to sit and eat at the bar area which is not a problem, we ordered a vegan burger which is quite pricy and we expected it to taste ok at least, it was such a disappointment, the burger was so bad I couldn’t even finish it, it was tasteless, the buns and the patty taste like it just straight out the freezer, it were cold as well as the vegetables were not fresh at all but have to admit that they make great fries. Not worth the...

Dronning Louise in Esbjerg was very nice to visit. The staff is very friendly and it has an incredibly beautiful style. It looks very luxurious inside. We sat on the terrace and had a nice Danish beer, and a cocktail (Dark 'n Stormy). The terrace we were on was very well heated by patio heaters.The staff was interested and I got 1 of the staff members to give a small presentation about Hertog Jan, a typical Dutch beer. The cook turned out to be Dutch as well, so he already knew some Dutch beer brands. All in all a perfect experience and...