Flere Fugle Bageri

They need to provide more consistent food…I came here a few times already because it’s near where I live, but every time the items I ordered tend to be different. Today they only gave me one piece of bread along with the folded eggs- which is not a big deal - but should be avoided because everyone else is getting two…. And the eggs - aren’t cooked like they usually did. More like something I made at home that doesn’t look very good. They may have a new cook coming in but I feel uncomfortable getting something worse than last time every time.

The place is giving hippie vibes, I don’t really understand their schedule and planning. Saturday at 9:30 and there are no BMO even though the queue of people continues outside of the place. They don’t wear one-time gloves when they serve you which is 🤮 please use gloves when you touch people’s food Only good thing is their prices which is a bit cheaper than the rest of the market

Flere Fugle has a unique atmosphere and is a great place to come to sporadically. The food is quite good but I don’t think it stands out particularly compared to other popular places the city has to offer. Expect a line on weekends but if the weather is good there are plenty of seats and frequent rotation. Everyone knows eating out in Copenhagen is expensive but our group was left with the impression that what we ordered was particularly expensive (not pictured is a cheese bun, an egg plate and a few cappuccinos and lattes).

Such a gorgeous little spot. We each had the folded eggs, one with seasonal greens and one with a fennel sausage. Everything was super delicious, well flavoured and perfectly cooked. We really enjoyed it. There is seating inside and outside which is lovely on a sunny day. We went during the week and it was so peaceful in the courtyard - a nice start to our day. Oh and the coffee was delicous!

Amazing coffee and delicious selection of food. Unfortunately pastries were almost sold out at 3pm, visit earlier! Soft ice with olive oil and salt is a blast!!