Enomania — Restaurant in Frederiksberg Municipality

AMAZING ITALIAN WITH MICHELIN TWIST & WINE GALORE--LOVE AT FIRST BITE!!!!!! My husband and I were gifted Dinner at this amazing restaurant located in the heart of Frederiksberg neighborhood of Copenhagen for our Wedding. Let's just say our friends gifted us an amazing evening of delicious food, VERY personal service and a wine menu that would put even the most passionate wine lover in his/her happy place. The space is very cozy and although it was sold out when we were there this week you still feel coziness and space to enjoy either your romantic evening or business meal with enough privacy to be comfortable while enjoying the buzz and good natured vibe of Enomania. There is a wonderful outdoor space for the upcoming warmer months but even the inside is broken into many different areas so both a large event (when we were there a party of 60 was having a great meal in one area of the restaurant) as well as cozy romantic pairs could both enjoy their level of energy without intruding on others. One of us had the wine pairing menu (you can chose from 4 or 5 glasses) and the other had just 1 glass of their amazing Brunello red. Enomania also excels at something that most restaurants never do right which is to give guests enough time between courses to relax, enjoy and not feel rushed which I particularly relished and appreciated. You can be assured this will now be in our rotation of favorite places to come to...

I had very fond memories of Enomania as this was a restaurant I liked to visit when I lived in Copenhagen. But the return did not do the memories justice.

The food was definitely to the salty side, and the pacing was off leaving us waiting for over 1 hour between two of the dishes even though we had ordered the set menu which shouldn't be that difficult to plan.

The waiter seemed to make an effort in avoiding eye contact or speaking directly to us, which seemed a bit silly.

Service seemed very mechanic and sterile, lacking the joy and passion I remembered from the place.

While the wines were still enjoyable, I left quite disappointed, and would have preferred to keep the good memories from the restaurant,...

I don't think the menu quite explained how we were supposed to enjoy this restaurant to it's full potential. What you're supposed to do is order the 4- or 5- course meal and experience several different dishes and their complementary wines. We didn't understand this.

Instead, we each ordered 1 entrée with the intention of sharing, but actually some of the entrees were baby-sized / not a full meal.

For example, I ordered ravioli and it was just 1 ravioli with a little chicken and spinach on top. With that said, it was a very good ravioli.

For me, this place was a...