» Solfinn's wine boutique feels like being a kid in a candy shop. You come to buy a bottle of wine, shoot the shit, and then you find yourself eating oysters and downing a few glasses. That's the lovable power of Solfinn and his wines. «

» Fu Hao is the Cadillac of mouth-watering and unfussy Chinese dim sum. In a strange way, it's a home away from home for me. The food, decor, and service remind me of Chinatown in Manhattan. Fu Hao is the only dim sum spot worth a damn in Copenhagen. Try one of everything, it’s the dum sum way. «

» I stumbled upon Apotek 57 for a meeting — with my now bun maker, Paolo — and was taken aback by the stylish, delicious and convivial atmosphere. Lola and Chiara put out fun-loving Italian vibes while whipping up a mean seasonal salad with fresh cheese from Søtoftes. Always leave room for their crispy and naughty croissants. «

» Setting foot into this Italian supermarket in Sydhavnen is like leaving the country. Make sure to buy the fresh burrata and any of the homemade raviolis or tortellinis. On your way out, pass by their café and try their porchetta sandwich, wash it down with a cold Perroni, and top it off with a cannoli or sfogliatelle. And now you can die happy. «

» Den Vandrette puts Georgian-inspired delicacies on the map. The atmosphere is cozy, the cellar is a portal into the juiciest wines you've ever had, and their kitchen creates a rotating menu of scrumptious seasonal treats. Close your eyes and point at anything on the menu and you won’t be disappointed. And order a Chinkali or Khachapuri, if you know what’s good for you. «