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Lagkagehuset bakery at Nørreport
A bakery chain outlet by Nørreport station: a coffee and a pastry at a lower price than a café, and a rye-bread sandwich for a picnic in the King's Garden.
- Pastry and coffee near Nørreport
- Picnic supplies for the King's Garden
- Cheaper than a café
- Order: Pastry and coffee, or a rye sandwich
- Tables and stools
- Walk-in window: 07:00–09:00
- Queue risk: 12:00–13:30
- Vegetarian options
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Plan
Open now, when you can walk in, what to order
Go now?
Open?
Hours not published
Easiest walk-in
07:00–09:00
Reservations
Walk-in, no reservation
Per person
DKK 25–45 (≈ US$4–8)2026 estimate · check
Walk-in windows
A walk-in lunch is only planned as primary when your arrival lands outside the “impossible” window.
Not checked in the last 12 months (no check date on file).
On the ground
How to order, tip and pay, allergies, and booking
Tipping
Service is usually on the bill already; unlike in the US, don't add 15–20% on top.
Allergies and diets
- Not on fileVegetarian · Most pastries; sandwiches are labelled. · say: “Jeg er vegetar.”
Paying
- Prices are on the counter; card payment is standard.
- Service is included in the bill; a tip is not expected.
Booking
- Booking
- Walk-in, no reservation
- Reservations
- Not taken
- Note
- Bakery counter; no reservations.
Not checked in the last 12 months (no check date on file).
Map and nearby
Where this place is, how to get there, and what is around it
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How to order here, in full
How to order here
The order of play at the counter or table, what to say, how much to order and how to pay.
No shared language? Point at the dish or a photo of it. For a printed menu, translate a photo of it.
What to say
| In English | Say or show | Sounds like |
|---|---|---|
| How much is it? | Hvad koster det? | vahth KOS-ter deh |
| The bill, please | Regningen, tak | RY-ning-en, tahk |
| Hello | Hej | hi |
| Thank you | Tak | tahk |
Paying and tipping
Service is usually on the bill already; unlike in the US, don't add 15–20% on top.
- Prices are on the counter; card payment is standard.
- Tipping: Not expected; service is included in the price.
- Service is included in the bill; a tip is not expected.
At the table
- Restaurant lunch is the best value; dinner menus cost far more.
- Menus near Nyhavn and Strøget can carry high drinks prices; check before you sit.
Paying, diet and allergies
Diet and allergies
Yes means there is something for you; ask means possible with care; no means go elsewhere.
- Vegetariannot on file
Most pastries; sandwiches are labelled.
Show: Jeg er vegetar.
Who it suits, booking and the kitchen
Show the kitchen
Tap a need to get a large screen you can hold up to staff. The wording is the guide’s; a helper who reads the language should confirm it if your allergy is serious.
Comfort, facts and cons
Hygiene and comfort
- Restrooms
- Restroom on site · accessible restroom: check
- Seating
- Tables and stools
- Kids
- kids' menu: no · stroller: ok · Easy with children
- Access
- step-free: yes · Street level at the station
Hygiene
- Standard bakery counter.
Facts
- Reservations
- Not taken — Bakery counter; no reservations.
- Capabilities
- food · toilet · seated_rest
- Diet
- vegetarian: yes · gluten free: unknown · halal: unknown
- Getting there
- Nørreport Station · ~2 min walk
Cons
- A chain, not a local one-off.
- Busy at commuter hours around the station.
Dish glossary
| On the menu | What it is | Order it how |
|---|---|---|
| Wienerbrød | Danish pastry, laminated dough with a fruit or custard filling. | Point at the case; ask which is the day’s fresh tray. |
| Rugbrødsmad | Rye bread sandwich. | Good for a picnic. |
| Kaffe | Coffee. | Small or large; ask for takeaway (“to go”). |
Price check
- locals pay
- A pastry is about DKK 25–45 (≈ US$4–8); a sandwich about DKK 55–85 (≈ US$9–14) (2026 estimate).
- tourist price
- Same for everyone; cheaper than a sit-down café.
- rule
- Prices are on the counter; card payment is standard.
Deep dive
Questions, alternatives, and where our facts come from
Questions and answers
Questions and answers
Is it worth a stop?
Yes for breakfast or a picnic; it is a chain, so go elsewhere if you want a one-off shop.
Checked 2026-09-29 · Voykit desk
If it is closed or full
Nearby alternatives
If it is closed or the line is too long
- Torvehallerne food market1 min walkTwo glass halls of food stalls beside Nørreport: go for a late lunch or an early dinner and eat standing or at the shared tables; stalls keep their own hours.
- Restaurant Schønnemann3 min walkA lunch-only smørrebrød restaurant in the Latin Quarter, open since the 1870s: book a table for lunch, order two or three open sandwiches and a small beer; it is a sit-down lunch, not a quick stop.
- Conditori La Glace8 min walkA confectionery café on a lane off Strøget, open since 1870: go for coffee and a slice of cake in the afternoon; the layered sports cake is the local choice.
- Pølsevogn (hot dog cart) at City Hall Square15 min walkA red sausage cart on City Hall Square: a cheap, fast hot dog with rye-bread bun options and the local toppings; a good standing lunch between Tivoli and Strøget.
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Sources
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