Tivoli Gardens
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“When I went to Tivoli Gardens, I was able to have fish and chips! The staff member had a detailed book with allergens and ingredients and even showed me the package of the oil they fried in. I went to the stand when there was no line and it wasn’t a super busy lunch time, which made it really easy to have a conversation! I was impressed! ”
Scandic Kødbyen
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“This hotel is close to a grocery store, has very friendly and knowledgeable staff, and there is a restaurant called Mor that is safe for dinner (and plenty of other restaurants nearby). The only two issues was that there was nothing safe to eat in the breakfast buffet (which wasn’t very appealing and was super crowded) and the hotel was in the meat packing district next to a night club. DO NOT stay here on a Friday or Saturday night unless you want to stay up until 4am. Otherwise, it would have been fine! We were in and out so quickly, but couldn’t sleep. ”
Tommi’s Burger Joint Kødbyen
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Understand risks of allergies— their buns come from a facility which also uses nuts, so they can make a lettuce wrap for the burger instead. Their fries are gluten free because they only make fries in their fryer, oil used is rapeseed. ”
Emmis Place
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Hot dog cart near Nyhavn that had the best danish hot dog! So yummy and nut free!”
Behov To Go
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Recommended by a local for allergy-friendly pizza! They don’t have peanuts of hazelnuts and make gluten free pizzas. They do have walnuts.”
Hija de Sanchez Torvehallerne
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Amazing taco! Cook told me personally that it was peanut free”
Wulff & Konstali – Islands Brygge
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“A bit further from downtown but really cute and yummy. You fill out a piece of paper to select breakfast options from different categories and they have an allergen legend on there. I also let them know when I ordered to confirm and they were sweet and brought me a nut-free topping for my yogurt since I couldn’t have the granola. There were a ton of pastries that looked good, too”
Selva
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Cool Brazilian tapioca cafe in Nørrebro neighborhood! All of their tapiocas are GF and come with a side salad. The salads are already prepared and the host walked me through which ones would be safe for me to eat! There was a bit of a language barrier in English, so would recommend bringing a Danish (or Portuguese) allergy translation card. Overall, I really appreciated how attentive they were to my questions and allergies, and had a delicious meal! Menu is labeled with GF/DF/veg, would not recommend for dairy allergy as it is a small kitchen.”
Rossopomodoro Illum
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Amazing drinks on rooftop!! Also had good apps. Very allergy aware and happy to modify any dish”
Tivoli Food Hall
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“This is a big food hall in Copenhagen that has SO many options! I got a danish hot dog and the man was so nice and checked everything for me in a book he had of all allergens. When I said thanks for checking he said “that’s my job!” However I did ask the pizza stand about allergens and they were not as nice / didn’t inspire much confidence so think it’s very dependent on each restaurant there”
Jagger Købmagergade
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“I found this restaurant through this app and decided to give it a try. I spoke with the workers and immediately was shown the allergen book they were so helpful and thorough to make sure nothing would be missed and I had a great experience.”
Lagkagehuset
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“My favorite chai latte in the whole city!!! 😍😍 I never ate the pastries because they were all on top of eaxhotjer but the coffee and tea were separate and amazing”
Pico
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Wow this place was INCREDIBLE!!! Amaaazing gluten free individual sized small pizzas. No issue with nuts”
Landbageriet
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Bakery with gluten free and vegan options. No peanuts or hazelnuts used in bakery, the only nut used is almonds (and possibly walnuts). They had all ingredients posted on the display so you can see exactly what is in each item! Gluten free items are separate from items containing wheat, but I believe they are baked in the same bakery.”
Bak sandwich og salatbar
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“WOW. This place had amazing reviews online and I saw that they had gluten free bread so I went to find out what my options were. They had the most amazing fresh, gluten free bread that was just as big as the gluten-full bread. I got the tuna salad sandwich with capers and onions and the staff was able to tell me all of the ingredients in it to ensure it was okay to eat (gluten-free and dairy-free). I would absolutely make this a top spot on your list for a quick to-go lunch and I guarantee that you’ll be shocked at the quality and taste!!”
Amalfi Restaurant
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Authentic Italian restaurant with very helpful waitstaff. No nuts in any of the mains, although we didn’t order dessert. ”
Green Mango
Location: Copenhgaen, Denmark
“They can only make their Thai curries gluten-free and dairy-free, but it was so good! I specified gluten and dairy free for a to-go order and the staff assured me that my panang curry and green curry were both safe to eat. The food was high quality and so good that I considered going back a second time. I highly recommend for takeout or delivery!”
The Olive Kitchen & Bar
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Had no issues with my intolerances, worked with me on selecting things I could have on the menu. No Soy in the building and most items on the menu were GF. Food was great. ”
Frankies
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Did the bottomless pizza and drinks deal here where the staff picks the food that you get. They have pesto and Romesco sauce which both have nuts in them. They were great and I got a personal pizza so everyone else could enjoy the pizzas with nuts”
Sticks’n’Sushi Tivoli Haven
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“LOVE this place!!! They are so accommodating and modified my dishes to eliminate sesame !!!! Not only do they have amazing sushi but the sticks are amazing! So even people with fish allergies can eat here. 10/10 recommend”
Meny
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“MENY is one of the best places to find free-from foods in Copenhagen because they have an allergy-friendly section that has brands not found at other grocery stores. Unfortunately, they do not have any locations in the Indre By area, so it can be a trek to get to a location. They do have an allergen free section, and they carry some American products (cheerios, frosties, Rice Krispies). In the frozen food section, look out for Tilde’s, a GF, NF brand that makes excellent cinnamon rolls!”
Coffee Collective Bernikow
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Excellent pour over and amazing staff! Limited drink menu, their only milk options are dairy and oat (no nuts). ”
Palæo Torvehallerne
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Completely gluten free and lactose free restaurant (except for I think they have dairy in one of their add-on dressings). They make their wraps with egg instead! Safe for peanut/hazelnut allergy but they do have almonds and coconut.”
PALÆO Illum Rooftop – Restaurant & Take Away
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Palæos are my favorite place to grab a quick, healthy bite to eat while traveling in Copenhagen! Their entire kitchen & menu is gluten and lactose free. This location is in the top floor of the Illums department store next to an outdoor rooftop seating area. As always, the staff were super helpful in answering my ingredient questions. Menu is peanut and hazelnut free, but would not recommend for someone with other treenut allergies (especially almond)!”
Rossopomodoro Illum
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Great gluten free pizzas. Nuts are limited, but they do have lupin beans in one of their appetizers. They have a spreadsheet with allergens that they are happy to show you if requested.”
Dina Bar Kafe
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Amazing meal! felt so safe after the waitress came to my table and went through each item on the menu suggesting what would be safe for me based on my allergies.”
Tivoli Gardens
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“There are a variety of food options in Tivoli, some restaurants use nuts, but many others do not. We were able to find delicious safe food for our allergies at the German beer garden. Tivoli also has shops with nut free glögg, chocolate covered marshmallows, and licorice.”
Mother
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Loved this place! Did not see any peanuts on the menu and the waitstaff told me what I ordered was safe!”
Copenhagen Marriott Hotel
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Great hotel to stay at in copenhagen!!!”
Mør
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Great steak restaurant with very friendly and knowledgeable staff. No nuts in their kitchen, although I would always keep an eye out for dessert which changes frequently. We didn’t eat it, but their special was nut free as well. Fun atmosphere and great steak tartare! ”
REMA 1000
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Rema is my favorite place for basic groceries in Copenhagen because it is always clean, well stocked, and has lower prices. They don’t carry many free-from products, but they do have a few fun products that work for my allergies, such as chocolate covered rice cakes without nut CC (ris kager Med mörk chokolade)!”
Max Hamburger
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Fast food restaurant for burgers. Their website has a feature to figure out what menu items you can eat based on your allergies. They do have gluten free buns and a lettuce wrap option (salatburger).”
Dina Bar Kafe
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Able to accommodate my allergies! GF options, they do have tree nuts in the kitchen.”
Bæst
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Soooo amazing! Knowledgeable about allergens and willing to accommodate. The pizza is too amazing!!!”
Gorm’s
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Such yummy gluten free pizza! Ate this all the time while studying abroad in Copenhagen. Never an issue with nuts”
Gorm’s
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“I went here as they are known to have good gluten-free pizza in Copenhagen, but what I got was one of the best gluten-free pizza’s I’ve ever had. They said that the gluten-free pizzas were prepared in a dedicated area, and they have vegan cheese if you’re dairy-free. They quality of the food was incredible and the pizza crust, in particular, was nice and thin. I went back a second time because it was so good and finding gluten-free options in Copenhagen can be tough. This pizza place is one of a few locations around Copenhagen— but this one in particular has an amazing view of the canal if eating outside. ”
Packhouse
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“If you are in Copenhagen, this is a MUST!! I ate there for every breakfast/brunch meal of my trip and kept going back because it was so delicious. I ate there gluten-free and dairy-free and they were so great about informing me of all options. It’s such high-quality, organic food that is mostly all adaptable to be gluten and dairy free. The staff there was so friendly and the ambiance is also incredible as you can sit outside at a table along the canal. All I can say is that I wish this place was closer to home 🙂 ”
Fru Nimb
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Easy place to order safely with limited nuts. Also, English speaking waitstaff. ”
Atelier September
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Beautiful aesthetic cafe. I had the traditional danish breakfast! Staff said there were only peanuts in a certain sauce! Felt safe eating here”
20 Grams – Specialty Coffee Shop
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“I loved this place! My sister said it was one of her favorites and they were great with allergies. She immediately suggested no rye bread and said they could make the yogurt bowl with no granola since it had nuts and gave me extra fruit”
Restaurant ORANJE
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Unique dining experience eating at ORANJE, a restaurant on a boat docked in Nyhavn! We went for lunch, and their lunch options included smørrebrød and seafood. They do have mixed nuts as a starter, but I felt comfortable since not used in the kitchen. GF sourdough seed bread available for the smørrebrød!”
Mother
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Fun pizza place!!!!”
Hotel Kong Arthur
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Centrally located hotel that is within walking distance to many restaurants, pharmacies and grocery stores. We only stayed one night and had an early flight out the following morning, so we didn’t eat their breakfast. Rooms were large and clean. No refrigerator or any way to store perishable food, but we did enjoy their bar in the lobby. ”
The Midwestern Diner
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Entire staff includinf chef waitress and manager were extremely hepful. Had a safe delicious meal.”
Tight
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Had a great burger. Comes with GF focca bread.”
Restaurant Grillen Burgerbar Nørrebro
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Casual burger restaurant that only has hazelnuts on the menu as a topping for their shakes. Easy to avoid if you are allergic to them.”
Jagger Købmagergade
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Jagger has a detailed allergen menu and ingredients list on their website! They have gluten free buns. They do not use any nuts. Many locations around Copenhagen!”
Paludan Bog & Café
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“This place is so cute! I safely had the omelette with no rye bread and some smoked salmon”
Sticks’n’Sushi
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“This is one of a few locations across Copenhagen and was recommended to me by a gluten-free friend. Upon arrival the server made note of my allergies and informed me of everything that I could have and what they could modify— I still had a ton of options! I ordered different maki, teppanyaki, and appetizers which were all so good. It’s a perfect date-night spot with amazing service and plenty of gluten-free and dairy-free options. ”
Restaurant Bazaar København
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Definitely a lot of nuts on the menu but they made a note and made sure everything would be safe. They did note that the flatbread may contain traces of nuts but I enjoyed it safely. Really good food and turns into a bar later in the night!”
Tivoli Food Hall
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Was able to get a delicious vegan wrap! The staff was able to substitute hummus for the peanut sauce and it was so good!”
Ps Bar & Grill
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Menu lists a whole section which items contain nuts and have a star if they can take them out. Very helpful waitress, even changed a pasta sauce form pesto so I can have it! Great safe meal ”
Grød
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“One of my favorite places in copenhagen!! it’s make your own oatmeal. I love the caramel sauce and berries and apples!!! They do have nuts but will make your bowl in a clean area away from any allergens.”
McJoy’s Choice
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“This place had the best fries I swear… and I also tried the herring here which was great. He put it on the side of the rye bread which I opted not to eat given my seed allergy to be extra safe”
Tivoli Gardens
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Easy to find safe food here! Tons of options. Lots of fun too!”
Gasoline Grill
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Yummm love this burger!! The shake shack of copenhagen. No seeds!!!”
Bilka
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Bilka is a huge store with products of every type, like Walmart or Target. They do a have a free-from section (as well as an American foods section where you can buy a $5 Hershey’s bar). Great place to buy Semper bread, Semper grovknacke, Wasa crispbread. They also carry GF oats in the cereal section.”
Next Door Cafe
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Everything here is homemade and it’s really small so everyone who works here knows what’s in everything. Even though i’m not allergic to peanut butter, the woman working insisted she read the label on the peanut butter and it actually said may contain other nuts. She asked if I was anaphylactic and told me not to eat it. I was so impressed with her knowledge and happy that she thought to read the back of peanut butter, because in the US none say may contain tree nuts. Amazing staff amazing food!!! ”
Reffen – Copenhagen Street Food
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“This is a must do when in Copenhagen! Such a fun spot to eat, drink, and hang out outside. There are TONS of options and I had the chicken gyro which I will be thinking about for a long time it was so good… the chefs told me no nuts at their stand so that was a bonus!”
Emmerys
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
“Grabbed a quick breakfast here and they were great with the allergy. Most of their pastries contain almonds or hazelnuts as far as nuts go, so my daughter was able to eat several things. They had one brownie that contained walnuts, but it wasn’t made on same equipment. Great coffee too! ”
studio x kitchen
Location: Nan, Denmark
“If I could eat breakfast here everyday of my life I would!! The eggs were unreal and the bread was so so good! I felt like the restaurants in Copenhagen were overall really accommodating and good with my allergy. This cafe is also so aesthetically pleasing!”
Kafferiet
Location: Nan, Denmark
“Cutest little coffee shop!! I felt like I was in a doll house the decor is so adorable. The coffee was a great pick me up while walking around Copenhagen. They were also really good with my peanut allergy!”
