Torvehallerne, Copenhagen

If you’re reading this, you’re likely a foreigner. My advice would be to: 1. Lunch crowd starts coming in at 12pm so come earlier (11am is good) if you’re looking to browse and take photos in peace. 2. There are nice shops and cafes within the vicinity so if you’re planning to check them out, best not to get stuff from the market just yet. 3. Food at the market is good. There’s plenty of choice and if you’re planning to try some traditional Danish fair, this is the opportunity. There are plenty of tables and chairs around but again, best to come before 12pm. Cheers, enjoy!

Fantastic selection of foods, both a farmers market for produce and flowers, along with fish and meat vendors. Also incredible food stalls selling crazy varieties of ready-to-eat snacks and meals. See Coffee Collective for some of the best coffee drinks available in Copenhagen

Very cozy and nice closed market where you can find a lot of different food and ready-to-eat snacks. Prices are a little high for the offer but that’s Copenhagen!

Great place! Food hall with lots of choice. Great food shopping nibbles and places to grab a drink. A very good wine shop as well!

Rule number 1. Every time I come to Copenhagen, and it´s very often,. i always go in here. There is food food food food everything typical Danish, pastry, sandwiches and and and. Experience it yourself, you will quickly discover why it is on my hit list.