Eat organic

Geranium

Restaurant Geranium not only ranks high on the list of organic restaurants in Copenhagen, it is also located in beautiful green surroundings in Kongens Have, the park surrounding Rosenborg Palace. This organic gourmet restaurant has Rasmus Kofoed and Søren Ledet, two of the best chefs in the country, at the helm. The main priority of these two chefs is exclusively to use organic and biodynamic ingredients in their creative preparation of the food, and they only import wine, which can meet this requirement. Geranium's meals are organic-Danish with many vegetables and herbs and the chefs enjoy updating old classical recipes, one of them being a luxury version of a Danish porridge. The restaurant is open for lunch and dinner.
Geranium 

BioM

All ingredients are organic in this small restaurant in the district of Østerbro. Even the paint used on the walls! The people behind BioM started the place based on one simple question: ' Why go out for dinner and have a meal filled with pesticides, when your shopping otherwise is organic?' The three owners found their answer by opening a quality conscious eating place with moderate prices. On the menu are light dishes such as salads and sandwiches but you can also order more substantial main courses, soups and desserts.

Cap Horn

In lovely Nyhavn you find one of the organic pioneers: Restaurant Cap Horn was one of the first eating places to adobt the organic philosophy in an atmosphere oozing history and ambiance. All basic ingredients such as eggs, milk, butter, vegetables etc. are organic and this goes for the rest, whenever possible. Wine, beer and soft drinks are organic as well, including the coffee. Cap Horn has preserved its original style with different chairs and porcelain and funny knick-knacks; all contributing to the relaxed and homely atmosphere. During the summer you can drink an organic beer or have your meal on the large terrace overlooking the old wooden ships in the Nyhavn canal.
Cap Horn

Cafe Chill Out

At Café Chill Our in the district of Frederiksberg you  get your money's worth with its organic café atmosphere. This is a fusion of café, lounge, bar and restaurant, modern interior and appealing surroundings. 100 percent eccology has not been achieved, but you can rest assured that the kitchen has done its utmost to procure organic and eccolgical ingredients. You have a choice of carpaccio, wok dishes and salads on the menu, a large brunch buffet or an eco-shake to go with berries and fresh fruit.
Cafe Chill Out 

Isværket

In May 2008 a new organic ice cream shop opened in the district of Nørrebro. The ice cream is imported from Thorkil Boisen's ice cream factory on the Danish island Bornholm, and all produce is 100 percent organic. Boisen ice cream has previously won a prize from the Danish Gastronomic Academy. In the shop in Nørrebro you can choose from many different tastes, like strawberry, blueberry and elderflower, but they change according to the season. The shop is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.

Huks Fluks

On the sunny side of Gråbrødre Torv lies this nice restaurant, which opened in May 2007. The name in Danish indicates that intentions are to serve a quick lunch or evening dish while still maintaining top service, ingredients and quality. The place is 80 percent organic but first and foremost quality and sustainability are in focus. An example to mention is that the plates are thinner than normal, so many more fit into the dishwasher, and the CO2 emission is thereby minimized.
Huks Fluks (in Danish)

Chr. 4's Køkken

If you are looking for a traditional Danish lunch consisting of Danish open-faced sandwiches, schnapps and beer, Chr. 4's Køkken (Christian 4th's Kitchen) is the place to go. The charming restaurant situated in a basement in the trendy district of Christianshavn is named after the popular Danish King Christian IV. Here you are served organic open-faced sandwiches and beer from organic suppliers. Choose between a large number of traditional dishes and bread from the organic bakery Emmerys. No one goes home hungry.

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