Grønttorvet
Located on Sortebrødre Torv, named after the fresh produce market ("grønttorv") held there since 1952, the building itself, established in 1872. Try classic Danish food, including classic dishes and smørrebrød (open-faced sandwiches), served in a relaxed setting, often accompanied by music and Sunday jazz.
See MoreAmy's Bar & Winehouse
Located near Gråbrødre Torv, Amy's is a great place to stop by, whether you're exploring the city or unwinding after shopping. The neighborhood is lively with many cozy cafés and bars, popular among locals in the city center. They serve wines, cocktails, and draft beers as well as tapas and bread from local shops. If you are not a big wine connoisseur, they are happy to help you find a wine that suits your taste buds.
See MoreRestaurant Næsbyhoved Skov
Nestled amidst forest, water, and harbor views, Naesbyhoved is a tranquil setting that enhances any meal, whether you're visiting for a special occasion or a relaxed brunch. For starters, try the cold-smoked salmon with hand-peeled shrimp and cheese cream. They have a lovely wine list as well.
See MoreCafe Vivaldi
A great spot for a Sunday Brunch! The brunch selection includes both classic Danish dishes and international favorites, such as avocado toast, Belgian waffles, and Mediterranean-inspired salads. Make sure to get there early. It does get packed quickly.
See MoreCafe Biografen
The café offers a well-curated menu with breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, and a tempting dessert selection, complemented by a notable wine list, craft beers, and excellent coffee. Whether you want to catch a thought-provoking film, enjoy a leisurely meal, or simply soak up the ambiance, Cafe Biografen offers a memorable experience that’s hard to find elsewhere in Odense.
See MoreCafé Sølle
A great lunch spot. Try the Solé Smash Burger or the Blackened Red Snapper tacos for a fresh, local twist. The café is known for its unique and unpretentious cozy vibe, plus their quality specialty coffee.
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