The building which houses the exceptional restaurant dates from 1796. This is a relaxing place—a blend of wine bar, café, and bistro. It feels a bit like being in a very suave Copenhagen living room—perfect for a date night or an evening out with close friends. The room itself is unadorned, but outfitted with exquisite Danish design, wicker chairs, and hanging lights. Special drinks are savoured from Lobmeyr glasses designed by Adolf Loos. Culinary enjoyment is at the centre: The wine cellar of owner Christian Nedergaard is filled with almost 4,000 varieties, including numerous natural wines from around the world. The restaurant cultivates a Japanese-inspired Nordic cuisine using the best possible local and regional ingredients. A very special highlight is the excellent Japanese breakfast offered here on Saturdays. Whether you are visiting for lunch, dinner, or breakfast—the warm atmosphere at Admiralgade 26 always invites you to stay a little longer. 

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