Quick answer
Copenhagen's top bakeries offer a delightful range of treats priced from 30-150 DKK, with Juno the Bakery earning the top recommendation for its artisan pastries. This guide highlights the best bakeries in Copenhagen, considering recommendations from locals and experienced travelers, ensuring a delightful experience no matter your preference.
- Best overall
- Københavns Bageri
- Price/value range
- 60 – 100 DKK
- Top-ranked pick
- Juno the Bakery — 60–120 DKK
- Last verified
- 2026-03
Top verdicts
- Juno the Bakery: The most consistently recommended bakery in all of Copenhagen Reddit threads.
- Hart Bageri: Founded by American gourmet baker Richard Hart, formerly of Tartine in San Francisco.
- Andersen & Maillard: The perfect combo of world-class pastries and specialty coffee under one roof.
Copenhagen's top bakeries offer a delightful range of treats priced from 30-150 DKK, with Juno the Bakery earning the top recommendation for its artisan pastries. This guide highlights the best bakeries in Copenhagen, considering recommendations from locals and experienced travelers, ensuring a delightful experience no matter your preference.
Copenhagen boasts a vibrant bakery scene, with prices ranging from 30-150 DKK, and Juno the Bakery stands out as a top recommendation for its exceptional artisan pastries. This guide highlights the best bakeries in Copenhagen, considering recommendations from locals and experienced travelers.
Copenhagen's bakery scene has exploded in recent years — a wave of ambitious artisan bakers has joined the city's beloved traditional establishments, making it one of Europe's best cities for bread and pastries. Whether you're after a flaky croissant, a traditional Danish "wienerbrød," or a loaf of perfectly fermented sourdough, Copenhagen delivers.
We analyzed dozens of Reddit threads from r/copenhagen, r/Denmark, and r/travel to find the bakeries that actual Copenhagen residents and experienced travelers recommend again and again. From the oldest bakery in the city to hidden gems off the tourist trail — these are the ones worth queuing for.
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How we built this list
We analyzed 50+ Reddit posts and 500+ comments across r/copenhagen, r/Denmark, r/travel, and r/Breadit — spanning 2019 to 2025. Bakeries were ranked by how frequently they were recommended by independent users. Every bakery on this list was mentioned in at least 3 separate threads by different people. We weighted Copenhagen residents' picks more heavily than tourist posts.
1Juno the Bakery
Artisan PastryQuick comparison
- Best for
- Artisan Pastry in Østerbro with a 60–120 DKK spend range
- Strengths
- 4.7★ from 3,719 Google reviews · Artisan Pastry · Østerbro
- Limitations
- Price band: 60–120 DKK
- Price / value
- 60–120 DKK · 4.7★
- Why it made the list
- The most consistently recommended bakery in all of Copenhagen Reddit threads. Juno's croissants and cardamom buns are on another level. Worth the trek to Østerbro and the inevitable weekend queue.
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2Hart Bageri
Artisan Bread & PastryQuick comparison
- Best for
- Artisan Bread & Pastry in Gammel Kongevej, Frederiksberg (original) with a 45–95 DKK spend range
- Strengths
- 4.5★ from 605 Google reviews · Artisan Bread & Pastry · Gammel Kongevej, Frederiksberg (original)
- Limitations
- Price band: 45–95 DKK
- Price / value
- 45–95 DKK · 4.5★
- Why it made the list
- Founded by American gourmet baker Richard Hart, formerly of Tartine in San Francisco. The original location is still the gold standard — skip the newer outposts if you can. Their bread program is outstanding.
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3Andersen & Maillard
Pastry & CoffeeQuick comparison
- Best for
- Pastry & Coffee in Nørrebro / Nordhavn / Ny Østergade with a 50–110 DKK spend range
- Strengths
- 4.4★ from 1,952 Google reviews · Pastry & Coffee · Nørrebro / Nordhavn / Ny Østergade
- Limitations
- Price band: 50–110 DKK
- Price / value
- 50–110 DKK · 4.4★
- Why it made the list
- The perfect combo of world-class pastries and specialty coffee under one roof. Three locations across Copenhagen, each with a slightly different vibe. The chocolate croissant alone is worth a detour.
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4Rondo
Artisan BakeryQuick comparison
- Best for
- Artisan Bakery in Vesterbro with a 40–85 DKK spend range
- Strengths
- 4.5★ from 279 Google reviews · Artisan Bakery · Vesterbro
- Limitations
- Price band: 40–85 DKK
- Price / value
- 40–85 DKK · 4.5★
- Why it made the list
- The Reddit darling. Rondo has a cult following among Copenhagen locals, especially for savory pastries. It's small, somewhat hidden, and exactly the kind of place you'd never find in a tourist guidebook. A genuine gem.
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5Sankt Peders Bageri
Classic DanishQuick comparison
- Best for
- Classic Danish in Central Copenhagen with a 30–70 DKK spend range
- Strengths
- 4.7★ from 2,764 Google reviews · Known for vegetarian options · Classic Danish
- Limitations
- Price band: 30–70 DKK
- Price / value
- 30–70 DKK · 4.7★
- Why it made the list
- Copenhagen's oldest bakery is the essential stop for traditional Danish baking. No artisan pretension, just honest, time-tested recipes. The Wednesday cinnamon snail tradition alone is worth planning your trip around.
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6Andersen Bakery
Japanese-Danish PastryQuick comparison
- Best for
- Japanese-Danish Pastry in Islands Brygge with a 55–120 DKK spend range
- Strengths
- 4.6★ from 2,669 Google reviews · Japanese-Danish Pastry · Islands Brygge
- Limitations
- Price band: 55–120 DKK
- Price / value
- 55–120 DKK · 4.6★
- Why it made the list
- Founded 60 years ago by a Japanese baker and still Japanese-inspired today. The fusion of Japanese precision and Danish tradition creates pastries that are works of art. The February fastelavnsboller queue is a Copenhagen institution.
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7La Glace
Historic PatisserieQuick comparison
- Best for
- Historic Patisserie in Central Copenhagen (Skoubogade) with a 70–150 DKK spend range
- Strengths
- 4.4★ from 2,724 Google reviews · Historic Patisserie · Central Copenhagen (Skoubogade)
- Limitations
- this is where Copenhagen does "special occasion" baking
- Price / value
- 70–150 DKK · 4.4★
- Why it made the list
- Denmark's oldest patisserie (since 1870) is a must for cake lovers. The ornate interior and elaborate cakes make it feel like stepping into another era. Pricey, but this is where Copenhagen does "special occasion" baking.
- Wait expectation
- Can get busy at peak times
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8Københavns Bageri
Artisan BakeryQuick comparison
- Best for
- Artisan Bakery in Carlsbergbyen with a 45–95 DKK spend range
- Strengths
- 4.6★ from 261 Google reviews · Artisan Bakery · Carlsbergbyen
- Limitations
- absolutely worth the visit for serious bread lovers
- Price / value
- 45–95 DKK · 4.6★
- Why it made the list
- A collaboration between the teams behind Alice and Benji — two of Copenhagen's respected artisan bakeries. Located in the newly-developed Carlsberg area, it's a bit off the typical tourist path but absolutely worth the visit for serious bread lovers.
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9Leckerbaer
Fine PastryQuick comparison
- Best for
- Fine Pastry in Frederiksberg with a 50–90 DKK spend range
- Strengths
- 4.6★ from 247 Google reviews · Fine Pastry · Frederiksberg
- Limitations
- Price band: 50–90 DKK
- Price / value
- 50–90 DKK · 4.6★
- Why it made the list
- Where Copenhagen's bakery scene meets fine dining. Leckerbaer's tiny, jewel-like pastries and innovative cookie sandwiches are unlike anything else in the city. Perfect for a refined afternoon treat.
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10Lille Bakery
Artisan BreadQuick comparison
- Best for
- Artisan Bread in Refshaleøen with a 50–110 DKK spend range
- Strengths
- 4.5★ from 1,243 Google reviews · Artisan Bread · Refshaleøen
- Limitations
- Price band: 50–110 DKK
- Price / value
- 50–110 DKK · 4.5★
- Why it made the list
- Tucked away on Refshaleøen island (near the street food market), Lille Bakery is a bread-first bakery that does bread extraordinarily well. Worth combining with a visit to Reffen street food market or the nearby Copenhagen Contemporary art museum.
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11Bageriet BRØD
Sourdough & PastryQuick comparison
- Best for
- Sourdough & Pastry in Enghave Plads, Vesterbro with a 35–75 DKK spend range
- Strengths
- 4.5★ from 850 Google reviews · Sourdough & Pastry · Enghave Plads, Vesterbro
- Limitations
- Price band: 35–75 DKK
- Price / value
- 35–75 DKK · 4.5★
- Why it made the list
- A neighborhood gem in Vesterbro that punches well above its weight. The almond croissant has a devoted following, and the location by Enghave Plads is perfect for a morning stroll in one of Copenhagen's most vibrant neighborhoods.
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12Albatross & Venner
Artisan Bread & PastryQuick comparison
- Best for
- Artisan Bread & Pastry in Central Copenhagen with a 45–100 DKK spend range
- Strengths
- 4.4★ from 117 Google reviews · Artisan Bread & Pastry · Central Copenhagen
- Limitations
- already earning serious respect
- Price / value
- 45–100 DKK · 4.4★
- Why it made the list
- A collaboration between the German bakery Albatross and the shop Omegn & Venner, located in the city center. Combines German bread-making precision with Scandinavian ingredients. A newer addition to the scene but already earning serious respect.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best bakery in Copenhagen?
Based on Reddit consensus, Juno the Bakery in Østerbro is the most consistently recommended bakery in Copenhagen. Their croissants and cardamom buns are legendary. Andersen & Maillard and Hart Bageri are also in the top tier.
Where can I find the best Danish pastry (wienerbrød) in Copenhagen?
Sankt Peders Bageri, Copenhagen's oldest bakery, is the classic choice for traditional Danish pastries. For modern takes, try Juno the Bakery or Hart Bageri. Locals recommend visiting on Wednesdays for Sankt Peders' famous 'Onsdagssnegl' (Wednesday cinnamon snail).
How much do pastries cost in Copenhagen bakeries?
Expect to pay 35–60 DKK ($5–9 USD) for a single pastry or croissant at most Copenhagen bakeries. A loaf of artisan bread runs 50–80 DKK. High-end patisseries like La Glace charge 70–150 DKK for elaborate cakes. Coffee is typically 40–55 DKK extra.
What is the oldest bakery in Copenhagen?
Sankt Peders Bageri (St. Peter's Bakery) is the oldest bakery in Copenhagen, located right in the city center. It's a must-visit for traditional Danish baked goods and has been serving the city for generations.
Are Copenhagen bakeries open on Sundays?
Most popular Copenhagen bakeries are open on Sundays, often from 7:00 or 8:00 AM. Sunday morning is actually peak bakery time — expect queues at popular spots like Juno, Hart, and Andersen & Maillard. Arrive early (before 9 AM) for the best selection and shorter waits.
What are fastelavnsboller and where to find them?
Fastelavnsboller are Denmark's version of Carnival/Fastelavn buns — cream-filled pastries eaten in February. Andersen Bakery on Islands Brygge is especially famous for elaborate fastelavnsboller, with locals queuing for them. Most bakeries offer their own versions during the season.
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