Restaurant Guide Denmark 2024: The Top 5 Seafood and Fish Restaurants in Denmark

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The Falstaff Nordic Guide 2024 also includes restaurants from Denmark. Where can you enjoy the best seafood and fish in this Nordic country? This year's winner – with 99 Falstaff points – is Jordnær in Gentofte.
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‘Only the best for our guests’ is Jordnær’s motto. The tasting menu is an uncompromising display of the world’s finest ingredients, from Norwegian king crab to Tasmanian honey. In Eric Vildgaard’s product-driven cuisine, taste reigns supreme. Stellar service and wine selections complete the experience.

Gentoftegade 29, 2820 Gentofte, Denmark

20 years running, this Copenhagen icon is better than ever. Always the trendsetter, Noma’s inimitable style has been copied but never equalled. The tasting menu offers surprising, playful dishes firmly rooted in great taste, while the invigorating service makes guests feel at ease.

Refshalevej 96, 1432 Copenhagen, Denmark

Koks offers a one-of-a-kind culinary adventure in Ilimanaq, Greenland, where Faroese chef Poul Andrias Ziska explores Greenlandic ingredients. Set in a restored 18th Century trading station overlooking the fjord and its icebergs, the stunning natural surroundings enhance this unforgettable experience.

Ilimanaq, 3VMP+488 Ilimanaq, Greenland

Sushi Anaba in Copenhagen delivers an authentic and refined sushi experience in an intimate setting with eight counter seats. Chef Mads Battefeld’s omakase menu showcases the freshest seafood, prepared with skill and precision. A trained sake sommelier, Battefeld also offers a full sake pairing.

Sandkaj 39, 2150 Copenhagen, Denmark

Iluka in Copenhagen offers a raw and unadulterated seafood journey through the finest Scandinavian seafood. Former Noma chef Beau Clugston sources the best seafood available and presents it in minimalist servings with Nordic and international influences.

Peder Skrams Gade 15, 1054 København, Denmark