Closed Sunday
The following pubs are closed on Sunday.
Cozy neighborhood bar. Smoking allowed. |  |
Tiny brewery with a tasting room. |  |
New (Summer 2019) corner pub with an excellent tap list. |  |
Connected to Næstved Bryghus which brews the house beers. Currently, strictly pay-as-you go (no running a tab) and no WiFi. |  |
Brewpub that brews some interesting beers along with the usual brewpub standards. |  |
Specializes in British cask ales, has Cask Marque accreditation. |  |
Serves beer from Bryggeriet Refsvindinge. Prices are very reasonable for Copenhagen. |  |
As you would guess from the name, lots of Whisky, Whiskey and Beer. | ybeer/thumbs/943DD9E8-14C8-4406-B2DF-DB7CE60AA038.jpeg) |
Cider bar and shop with 5 taps of Danish and imported cider. |  |
Restaurant with a beer emphasis. Some interesting taps and a good bottle selection. |  |
Despite it's name the Lord Nelson specializes in Danish beer. Nelson shelled Copenhagen and destroyed the Danish fleet in the harbor. Sort of like opening a pub called the General Sherman in Savannah, Georgia. Allows smoking but non-smoking on Monday and Friday before 10pm. |  |
Locals pub off the main street in the ground floor of an apartment block. Mostly Danish craft beer with the odd German and American beer in the mix. |  |
Modern brewery/brewpub in old factory building with lots of exposed brick and steel beams. The new BRAW bar in the basement has beers from their experimental brand (BRAW) and some guests and is definitely worth a visit. |  |
Bottle shop with taps and on site drinking. | |
The "Beer Carpenter" was a brewpub but the brewery is now in another location and has become a sort of Co-op with many brewing companies using it. Lots of interesting beers. On Monday large beers are the price of a small. |  |
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Formerly a "Nordic Beer Bar" that seems to have changed to mostly Danish craft beers. |  |
New (Summer 2019) craft beer bar in Frederiksberg. |  |
