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Alberto K at the Royal
Price: Dkk500. Wine: Dkk250
Alberto K is the centrepiece of the newly refurbished Radisson SAS Royal Hotel. To run a restaurant in the name of Alberto Kappenberger (the first manager of this hotel and an enormous fan of Arne Jacobsen’s design) requires something out of the ordinary design-wise, as well as an innovative and expert gastronomy. The Alberto K lives up to this very high standard. The unusual Scandinavian-Italian symbiosis works well for diners who appreciate the love of ingredients and the care in preparation that is manifest in everything on offer, from the homemade durum bread to that morning’s lobster from Thyborøn. Alberto K also boasts an extensive wine list. To top it off, the views from the location on the 20th floor are superb, making this a spectacular setting for a business lunch or a longer dinner.
Hammerichsgade 1
Telephone number: 3342 6161.
E-mail: salescphzh@cphza.rdsas.com
Website: www.alberto-k.dk
 
Soren K
Price: Dkk500. Wine: Dkk300
Situated in the Black Diamond, the Royal Library, Søren K continues to win praise from the Danish press for its super-modern minimalism. A splendid venue for impressing clients a bright and trendy decor, with modern lines and colours. Fresh seafood (such as grilled halibut with beetroot risotto, balsamic vinegar and oyster vinaigrette) is a speciality, but the produce is of the highest quality.
Søren Kirkegaards Plads 1
Telephone number: 3347 4949. Fax number: 3347 4951.
E-mail: soerenk@kb.dk
Website: www.soerenk.dk
 
Cap Horn
Price: Dkk300. Wine: Dkk150
During the day, this is the perfect place for a smørrebrød sandwich in the pleasant canalside setting. When the temperature stays up at night, Cap Horn is also a good place for a relaxed business dinner by the water, with more substantial Mediterranean options, such as grilled fish and steak, on the menu. The excellent range of desserts at dinner is another plus point, as is the cosy atmosphere of this former jazz club.
Nyhavn 21
Telephone number: 3312 8504. Fax number: 3315 7130.
 
Kommandanten
Price: Dkk600. Wine: Dkk25
Denmark’s only 2-star Michelin restaurant continually delivers and is the perfect venue for impressing clients, as well as severely denting the platinum card. The building, dating from 1698, is a typical burgher’s house of the period with numerous small rooms over several floors. The restaurant enjoys an effortless style, with silver service set against long windows, wooden floors and a quietly contemporary elegance. The main culinary influence is French and the service is excellent. Sample dishes include duck breast with port wine sauce, pork shank with morels, as well as fried Norway lobster à la nage served with aniseed and spring onions, although there is also a ‘special’ menu offering 6 small dishes for a fixed price of Dkk690. The wine list contains in excess of 1,000 wines, many available in half bottles.
Ny Adelgade 7
Telephone number: 3312 0990. Fax number: 3393 1223.
E-mail: kommandanten@kommananten.dk
Website: www.kommandanten.dk
 
Peder Oxe
Price: Dkk340. Wine: Dkk147
Located right on Grabrodretorv, the city’s most beautiful square, Peder Oxe specialises in traditional Danish cooking and is a good place to get to grips with the nation’s culinary larder. The interior is suitably old fashioned. It may attract too many tourists for some tastes but the quality of the food is still good, with specialities like the eponymous oxe burger and the oxe steak.
Grabrodretorv 11
Telephone number: 3311 0077.
Website: www.pederoxe.dk