The Laundromat Cafe

Always kissed by the sun and surrounded by cool people and good vibes, The Laundromat Café is the right place where to sip a good coffee and to meet new people.
Weather there are backpackers randomly stopping by and sharing their adventure with you, or locals boosting they morning with a ginger shot, you’ll feel completely embraced and welcomed by the danish hyggeligt mood.
I suggest their Cappuccino… lækker lækker ! :)
Waiting for your AirB&B room to be ready or for your friends to join you for brunch? There’s plenty of books and travel guides to keep you company!

Food and hot chocolate are decent. What I like are the friendly staff and the lively and cosy atmosphere. I think it is a very nice place for a hangout (i.e not your coffee place for working or reading). This corner of the city has a lot to offer as well!

Great brunch great pancakes and great burgers I love the laundromat always a nice atmosphere you have to go order to the bar though but that is how it is Denmark it is rare that you get service at your table in a café. Also they have very decent prices!

Average food, expensive laundry, ok service.
Our airbnb host raved about this place and we finally hit it up on the way out of town. The kids had pancakes and the response was that they were ok. I had a disappointing Dirty Breakfast and my wife Spinach omelette was just Ok.

We visited Laundromat Café after hearing about it from a friend who lived in Copenhagen for a summer. We came for breakfast and found the food to be pretty good!
It is definitely a very unique café in the sense that it is also a fully functional laundromat. It was a very unique dining experience. The Dirty Breakfast was very good and filling as well. The only thing is that it’s relatively more expensive than other, similar cafes that we encountered during our stay in Copenhagen.

As a traveler it was great to find a place to rest, eat, and work while I did laundry. A wash cost 40 DKK and drying is 5 DKK per 5 minutes (took 20 minutes to dry my clothes). Make sure you bring coins!

Great place for a hungover morning — otherwise for a more ordinary morning the breakfast platters (quite generously sized) were a bit too greasy and heavy. The beer list looks amazing and is especially informative with the pictures. Fun concept as book and magazines play a large role in the interior décor. Definitely a unique joint worth a visit for the scene, if you’re willing to shed your wallet.

They were open on Påskemandag, so off we were to explore this little suntrap in Nørrebro. We didn’t have to wait to get a table (maybe because it was a holiday?) nor wait a long time for the food to get to our table. The prices are moderate, and about what’s to be expected for the area and quality. I had the clean brunch (and was appropriately confused as to their choice of nomenclature) and it was quite tasty. My friend’s carrot and ginger soup was equally as tempting, but with the portion size of my brunch, I could only muster half a tablespoon of my friend’s soup, which was quite zesty. I thought the laundromat name was just for fun, but I was quite surprised to see that they did have working laundry machines in here. Oh, and on a nice sunny day, it’s worth trying to score a seat outside. It looked quite cozy.

I loved their Sunday brunch! I got the Dirty Brunch and it came with eggs, bacon, sausages, pancakes, fruit, smoothie, and yogurt. The prices are a little steep (139 kr for the brunch plate) but it was worth it. Their service was also really fast! You can also actually do your laundry there if you want

Nice, little, cosy place… They have the basic café food like burgers, sandwiches and salads and it’s quite ok. The staff is friendly, polite and easygoing.
A fine place to sit outside in the summertime.

When I first heard about this place, I loved the idea and the concept. It tried it several times — for coffee, for dinner, for breakfast — with the same experience every time: Really bad service. I probably haven’t experienced worse service at any café in Copenhagen. The food has been okay — not fantastic, and not a disaster, but with so bad service, I just don’t want to give them more chances, than the five times they have already gotten.

My dad and I were looking for a place to eat and stopped here — it’s a nice, low-​key place in a very good location and nice «local» vibe. The food was ok (the carrot soup — the best part) but it was nice sitting here for dinner and feeling like a local.

This is also another place just around the corner of my sisters apartment, so that is why we decided to give it a try. It is always packed with people and kids (again — me not a big fan of the little ones)
My sister had a really nice burger, its looked juicy and the fries where homemade. I had a brunch plate, its was ok, with the usual stuff. I would go for the burger next time.

Das Café ist nett gestaltet und soll ja eigentlich ein Waschsalon sein mit Möglichkeit, Kaffee und Essen zu erhalten. Im Grunde ist es eher anders herum und es gibt noch drei Waschmaschinen, die ungenutzt in einem anderen Raum stehen. Ich glaube auch nicht, dass sich jemand ernsthaft mit seinen schmutzigen Klamotten an den Cafégästen vorbeidrückt.
Das Essen und Kaffee ist gut. Jedoch sind die Preise etwas teurer.
Der Service ist ein wenig lustlos und nicht schnell. Auch die Freundlichkeit lässt zu wünschen übrig. Sie brauchen es ja auch nicht, da der Laden eh voll ist. Die Tische stehen teilweise sehr eng. Da kann man gut die Gespräche der Tischnachbarn mithören.

A warm and welcoming place. There’s beer on tap and in the bottle. Service is nice and generally quick.
Really busy during weekend brunch time. But we’ve never had to wait for a table. Food is slightly on the salty side for my taste, but not bad. Portions are big.

My friend and I, sadly, did not get our laundry done here, but we got something more worthwhile, a really filling, American-​style brunch! The décor of the café is really cute, it has a very 1920’s diner feel to it, think Happy Days with the red seats and ironic and humorous posters, all with a Danish flair for hygge.
We asked the server to translate the brunch menu for us, and he was really sweet about — he tried really hard to give as most accurate of a translate as he could and we really did appreciate it. Suffice it to say, we were hungry, so we took a seat after ordering a dirty brunch. Quickly, we noticed the tables surrounding us had ordered the same thing so we had high anticipation of it.
We were served a small, but really tasty smoothie, I think it was a mint mango smoothie. It was really refreshing and had me pumped for the rest of the meal. We were served the usual bread basket, it was cold and a little more chewy than what I’m used to at other cafes, but it kept my stomach from growling, so it was sufficient. It took our food 15 — 20 minutes to come out and when it did, we were in awe. It was an absurdly large plate of food. It had mini-(American style) pancakes with maple syrup, Canadian bacon (the ham-​like meat), scrambled eggs, hotdog sausages (?) a slice of pineapple, orange slices, cheese, home fries, cantaloupe, and museli with yogurt. It was absurdly filling. I swear, it was a task to eat because the quantity of food was intense, but it was really, really good. As an American student studying in Denmark, it made me really nostalgic for home but it served its purpose in keeping my crazy desire for American food at bay with the Danish interpretation of its equivalent.
I really enjoyed the place, the servers were sweet and the food was good. If not for the high price of eating out in Copenhagen, I would have tried eating out this place at least once a month to keep my American pancake craving at bay.

Great brunch, not cheap but really huge. The fruit juice served with the brunch is amazing, and the place itself is very nice.
The staff is friendly and fast. Can be really packed though!

Honestly one of the best breakfasts I’ve had while traveling. I had the dirty breafast. As you can tell from the name, it wasn’t anything fancy, but everything was sourced locally, prepared perfectly and super tasty! I was impressed with their tea offerings as well as their freshly made juices/​smoothies.
Next time I’m any where near the area, I’ll be back!

Very good food and interesting design. It’s just a place you love to sit for hours.

The Laundromat Café is just what it sounds like –a laundromat but also a café. The place mainly appears to be a café but still there are washing machines and dryers there as well.
It has the old style American diner style of furnishing and design and it has a rather nice vibe to it. The food is focused on simple brunch dishes and burgers. The brunch is a notch above the standard one and can really be recommended. The smoothies and juices are excellent and made from fresh fruits.
They do also have a good selection of beer (mainly bottled ones) and some wines. All in all a very pleasant place to hang around for a quick bite to eat or some drinks.

It was almost two years ago, but I remember the day my sweetheart and I wandered over with our suitcases full of laundry from two weeks of wandering about being International Bright Young Things. The space is airy and charming, indie around the edges.
Sadly I hadn’t thought to buy detergent, foolishly assuming we could purchase some there and either the dryers weren’t working very well, or I really don’t understand Danish appliances — so all our clothes were popped back into the suitcase rinsed if not soaped and very damp. So the Laundromat portion of our journey was a wash (as it were)!
The food, however, is hearty and very good, vegetarian friendly and vegan friendly if you don’t eat the yoghurt and ost, for example, in the Clean morgenmad/​vegetar (I gave them to my omnivorous sweetheart who did rave about the cheese). I think that’s what I ordered anyways! The menu has perhaps changed or I can’t remember what I ate as I don’t remember there being eggs but I do remember potatoes! O, Unilocal,why weren’t you around in København when I was?

Es gibt Weinhandlungen, in denen Designerstiefel feil geboten werden und Restaurants, in denen die Gäste einer Zirkusvorstellung beiwohnen dürfen. Da erscheint die Idee, in einem Waschsalon, Kaffee anzubieten, ja beinahe angegilbt.
Das «Laundromat» im szenigen Teil der dänischen Hauptstadt darf dennoch als Hot-​Spot empfohlen werden. Während die Wäsche in 60 Grad warmem Wasser rotiert, kommt auch der polyglotte City-​Hopper auf Touren.
Bei Cappuccino, selbst gebackenem Kuchen oder auch Champagner — hier allerdings sehr kostspielig — kann er mit dänischen Studentinnen anbändeln und –falls er nur einen Wäschekorb bekommt– die Nase in eines der vielen Bücher tauchen, und dabei seine Flirttechniken überdenken. In der Umgebung finden sich für ihn und sie noch andere charmante Plätzchen.

Das Laundromat Café ist eine skurrile Mischung aus Café und Waschsalon, welches bei den Kopenhagenern (und auch den Touristen) sehr beliebt ist. Der Laden ist hip eingerichtet, die Waschmaschinen sind durch große Fenster gut abgeschirmt, so dass man nichts von ihnen hört. Im Café selbst läuft laute Musik, gleichzeitig gibt es aber auch eine kleine Bücherei. Die Spezialität des Ladens ist eine hausgemachte Fischsuppe, die es aber auch nur so lange gibt wie der Vorrat reicht. Ein ernstgemeinter Hinweis: wer dort eine Kanne Kaffee bestellt, sollte die Kapseln gegen das Herzrasen gleich bereit halten.
Der Laden ist durchaus einen Abstecher wert. Einen zweiten Ableger gibt es auch im Stadtteil Osterbro.