It's a great little cosy place, perfect for a romantic date or a few with the lads; It does get pretty packed at weekends tho, if you want a seat. They have six hand-pumped Real Ales from all over England, Scotland, and Wales (a true "Free House"!), which sadly enough put a lot of pubs in England to shame for the quality and taste of the ales. There are 12 kegs tapped, ranging from Belgian Blanche and Trappist, to German Weisse, to Pilsners (light & dark), and Independent Danish Breweries. They don't sell any Tuborg or Carlsberg, which I thought was funny. They also have some great still ciders, scrumpies and perrys, that, like the ales, can change from day to day depending on how fast they sell. All in all, this is my favorite bar in Copenhagen. The beers, the atmosphere, and they don't play any music so you can hear yourself think. I pop in "for a few" every time I come over here to see my girlfriend, which is becoming more and more regular, as it's a great place to either spend the afternoon/evening or as somewhere to warm up before going to a concert/movie or out dancing.

Opening times are Monday through Wednesday from 2pm to 2am, Thursday through Saturday from noon to 2am, and Sunday from 2pm to 11pm.