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with buttermilk and woodruff. Whatever the season, expect flavours that are clean and
pure.
Nyhavn to the Little Mermaid
Meyers Bageri
BAKERY
7am-6pm Mon-Fri, to 4pm Sat, to 1pm Sun; 1A, 26, Kongens Nytorv)
Sugar and spice and all things nice is what you get at this pocket-sized organic bakery,
owned by the founding father of the New Nordic food movement, Claus Meyer. Only flour
produced in-house is good enough for these sticky morsels, among them golden apple
croissants,
blåbærsnurrer
(blueberry twists), and a luscious
kanelsnægel
(cinnamon snail)
laced with
remonce
(creamed butter and sugar filling).
You'll find another outlet in the basement of department store
Magasin
.
Atelier September
CAFE
(
;
atelier-september.dk
; Gothersgade 30; dishes Dkr30-125;
8am-6pm Mon-
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Sat; ; 11A, Kongens Nytorv)
It might look like a
Vogue
photo shoot with its white-on-white interior, black-clad staff,
and impossibly beautiful clientele, but Atelier September is very much a cafe. Kitted out
with art, erudite magazines, and colourful crockery, it peddles gorgeous espresso and a
short list of simple, inspired edibles. Standouts include sliced avocado on rye bread,
topped with lemon zest, chives, paprika and peppery olive oil.
The Yogurt Shop
YOGHURT
(
;
www.theyogurtshop.dk
; Ny Adelgade 7; yoghurt Dkr45-53;
7.30am-6pm
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Mon-Fri, 10am-4pm Sat; ; 11A, Kongens Nytorv)
Hay-designed chairs, flickering tea lights, and piles of fashion mags - in Denmark, even
yoghurt vendors make style editors weep. Join fashionistas and the virtuous as you decide
just how to customise your yoghurt treat. Skyr, Greek and lactose-free yoghurt?
Raspberry-ginger puree or strawberry-chilli puree? Granola topping, or fresh fruit and
nuts? First World problems never tasted so good.
