Rivalling up there with the best pizza in CPH is Diamond Slice. This low-key slice shop has found its groove in the Danish capital and now resides in two locations. Both equally chic, both with great vibes, and both serving the cheesiest, crispiest slices one could want. Though the toppings change on the regular, you can never go wrong with the hot honey slice. 

Vildnis is one of those if you know, you know hangouts. The green birch trees somewhat cover the blue stone walls, and the spilling tables and chairs from the neighbouring café, Darcy's, somewhat steal the attention. Though it's inside Vilnis Cooperative that a world of zines, comics, books, posters can be discovered. The graphics edge on the side of cartoon cool, though take part in one of the many workshops to learn how to create your own risograph printing. No prior knowledge required!

A local living room of stellar, on-rotation blend coffee and some of the freshest bakes in the city, Darcy's is a three location hotspot. Darcy's Kaffe is the Nørrebro variant and straddles the Rantzausgade corner with its royal blue stone façade. Inside, is a merriment of locals settling down for a BMO, a hefty slab of banana loaf or a seasonal sando. It's a place for the whole family; amidst the wooden planked skirting and the floor-to-ceiling art-covered walls expect some little ones running raucous. Though that really is the beauty of this place! 

Villette emerges from the family behind Poulette (the makers of Copenhagen’s famed fried chicken burger) and its next door wine bar, Pompette. Centralised around a large courtyard, Villette is open for morning coffee fixes and breakfast plates to five-course, set menu dining come the evening service.  Whilst the outdoor, walk-in only seating is the prime spot in the house on the sunny days, the tables just by the open kitchen grant splendid views of the action.