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ate soulful evening gems such as fried mackerel with smoked potatoes, tarragon cream and
sprouts.
Raadhuskælderen
DANISH, INTERNATIONAL
mains Dkr188-348; 11am-9pm Mon-Sat; )
Another reliable nosh spot is this atmospheric restaurant in the cellar of the old town hall
(c 1430). Herring platters, shrimps, salads, a burger and open sandwiches feature on the
lunch menu. Come dinner, you might see racks of lamb paired with tzatziki and rosemary
sauce, or smoked salmon carpaccio prepared with breadcrumbs, radishes and cress mayo.
Vegetarians may struggle.
Café Vivaldi
INTERNATIONAL
10am-10pm Sun-Thu, to 11pm Fri & Sat)
Slap bang on the main square (cathedral views included), this faux-bistro is a good place
to sit back and people-watch over abundant servings of tasty cafe grub. Edibles include
soup, sandwiches, wraps, burgers and salads, as well as more substantial pasta and meat
dishes. It's particularly handy on Sundays, when most of the town shuts down.
Restaurant Mumm
DANISH, INTERNATIONAL
Dkr120; 5.30-11pm Mon-Sat)
One of Roskilde's more exclusive dining destinations, intimate Mumm melds Danish and
global influences to create contemporary tasting dishes like glazed veal sweetbread with
pickled onions and malt soil. Four to six dishes should fill most bellies. Book ahead.
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www.roskildebib.dk
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10am-7pm Mon-Fri, 10am-2pm
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Sat year-round, plus noon-4pm Sun mid-Sep-mid-Apr)
