Hans Christian's

Cozy place, and good food. Some of the sharing menu sizes were disappointing however, especially the dessert which was one single piece of cake for sharing - you can see our destructive attempt at splitting it evenly in two thin slices with our butter knife. Additionally, service was too "attentive", removing plates that we were still eating from more than once. It was as if they were rushing to get us out, even though there was plenty of space for other customers..

Visited in October 2025. We had the 8 course menu, which included focaccia and 4 starters, a main with a meat and a veggie dish, and a basque cheesecake for dessert. The food was tasty and interesting - even simple dishes that are rather common had a nice twist. We also got an affogato for dessert, in addition to the menu, because I had heard good things about it - and I did really like it, mainly because of the caramel and salt crystals. The drinks options were okay and reasonably priced. Service was nice and friendly and the place looks nice. Oh, and there was an adorable little doggy around! Overall, I can recommend the place and I would come back to try more dishes, especially if the menu changes :)

Hans Christian's: A Charming Culinary Gem in Copenhagen We liked the inviting atmosphere with a classic feel. The menu offers a great selection from smaller bites to main courses. We loved the creative variety, including options like hummus with chili, gyozas with pistachio cream, and gravad fillet with tuna cream. The dishes were all flavorful and well-prepared.

Hans Christian's is a real find in Copenhagen. The food is thoughtful and full of flavor — the hummus with spiced oil and bread was a highlight, and the chicken salad was another favorite, fresh and full of taste. Everything looked beautiful on the table, clearly made with care, and you can really see the passion of the cook in each dish. We also enjoyed a bottle of Pinot Noir that paired nicely with the meal. The service was very friendly and the atmosphere relaxed, making it a great spot for a casual but special evening.

This is one of the best restaurants that we have visited in Copenhagen. Food is well served and portions are real size. The mix of the ingredients including different textures and flavours will surprise the most experienced paladar. The dessert was out of the ordinary so for all of those foodies who like to be surprised this is definitely a place to try. Last but not least, the location in a quiet street in Ostebro coupled with the cozy atmosphere and the friendly service makes this place a repeatable experience. And one more little big detail: kitchen is open until 10 pm which is a big plus in a city where, despite it’s gastronomic variety, most restaurants close as if they were a fast food family dinner.