Sankt Annæ 8

Very cute little place in picturesque Christianshavn. It’s quite small but cozy, in a typical old building with a sunny yellow façade.
I went for lunch with some colleagues, who all enjoyed it as well. Their lunch offer is relatively simple (soup of the day, sandwich of the day, and a small cheese and charcuterie plate). The cauliflower soup I got was creamy and really tasty, with some chives oil and croutons. The sandwich looked nice, too, but I thought the charcuterie/​cheese plate was too small for a lunch offer — maybe a good size with a bottle of wine in the evening, but you’d really have to fill up on bread for lunch.
They seemed to have a great and broad wine selection, so I’ll definitely come back to try that.
Service was friendly and quick.
One minus — they only have filter coffee, and I vastly prefer espresso.

Nice cozy neighborhood wine bar. Pleasant

I came in late on a Wednesday night. I originally sat outside at a table, since I was dining alone and there wasn’t a table inside (super busy). It quickly got chilly and they had a table come available so I was able to move inside.
The staff was mildly-​friendly, not horrible but not the type who would explain dishes, make recommendations on wine or food, or fill up your water when you are out.
I had the cheese and meat plate, along with a glass of red wine. The wine was quite good but the plate was hit or miss. It was a little skimpy on servings and I had asked for no pâté (if they served it) but was served it anyways. All in all — it was just alright. Go a little down the ways for some better dining.

Had a wonderful time here last night. Dont miss this place, one of my most memorable meals in Copenhagen. The location in Christianhaven has alot of charm and the owner and staff fill it with energy. The wine pairings were tastfully done and everything was flavorful and fresh.

See my check in for this place. Highly recommended! It’s a little place off the beaten path in Christianhaven and well worth finding. Great food, wine and service.

Perfect spot for lunch. We had a lovely glass of wine, tasty tomato soup glistening with basil oil, and a platter of excellent French cheeses and meats. (loved the sausage with walnuts.) The dining area is airy, bright, and clean — and felt very Danish in all the best ways. (Little cloth towels folded neatly in the restroom for hand-​drying.) The man who served us, did everything and well. I cannot think of anywhere left in the US where such a simple, superb place can exist.

I had a wonderful lunch here in early december that I can still recall with warmth. We hesitated to enter since there were only a choice of sandwich or soup for lunch but once inside we knew we were in the perfect place.
The service was really good and the interior design is minimalistic in a typical scandinavian fashion. We tried the tomato soup topped of with croutons and an oil with herbs and it was perfect for the cold winter day. We thought the waiter had forgotten our order of a cheese platter however it arrived with some gorgeous bread after we finished our soup. Out of the assorted cheeses the brie with summertruffles was my favorite. A perfectly balanced red wine accompanied our delicious lunch. I can not wait to go back to this place when I’m in Copenhagen again!

In my opinion, this is probably one of the best restaurants in Copenhagen.
They change the evening menu every day, but still the same price. The food they serve is really simple and every time I have been, it was a absolute pleasure.
The place is not the biggest, which just adds up to the very nice atmosphere — hyggeligt!
The service fits together with the menu and surroundings — a nice relaxed and homelike feeling.
I would almost describe this as a must in this city!

Copenhagen, like elsewhere we have visited, offers a generous mix of restaurant choices, from fine dining to casual fare to quick bites, yet none compare to the experience we had at Sankt Annae 8 in Christianshavn. The moment we walked into this tiny eatery, we were treated with cheer and warmth. Great one-​a-​day dishes paired well with wine at affordable prices would have likely been enough to prompt a return, but the lively, casual atmosphere and genuine, fun-​loving personalities of Martin, chef and proprietor, and his assistants Victor and Emily led us back two more times!

This was a recommended dining spot by a dear friend. Not only is the environment super cosy and welcoming, the service is friendly and attentive and the food (one dish a day — Coc au vin) was superb. Not to mention the wine selection! Def recommend this to anyone wanting a great dining experience (with friends or in a date) off the beaten path.

Watch out Christianshavn, there’s a new winebar in town!
Had a blast here last night. The staff knows good service, good food, and good wine (it’s really not that complicated, and yet…). They have some bottles I’ve never heard of before that basically blew me away (both because of the labels, and also because of the taste that backed them up). They loved letting us taste ‘em all and getting our feedback. If you ask me, they might as well be offering hygge, on tap, for free. Basically they’ve got it all covered.
A ridiculously good sign that your business is successful? Tuesday night on an otherwise empty street and you’re full until closing time.
A ridiculously good sign you’re a functional alcoholic and have just found your new home? Tuesday night on an otherwise empty street and you’re two bottles in at closing time.
To be repeated, over and over and over.