Webers Café og Restaurant, Marstal
A warmly lit former sailors’ pub in Marstal, serving compact Danish–French bistro dishes, local Ærø beers and well-chosen wines in a cosy brown-café setting.
Housed in a former seafaring pub on quiet Prinsensgade, Webers Café og Restaurant brings surprisingly refined Danish–French cooking to the harbour town of Marstal. The 160-year-old tavern interior has been carefully preserved, giving the small dining room a cosy, wood-panelled “brown café” feel, while a young chef-owner turns out a concise menu of mussels, steak, fish and seasonal specials paired with a thoughtful list of wines and local Ærø beers. It is an intimate, evening-only spot that blends everyday island life with a quietly gourmet touch.
A brief summary to Webers café og restaurant
- Prinsensgade 7, Marstal, 5960, DK
- +4593985960
- Visit website
- Duration: 1.5 to 2.5 hours
- Mid ranged
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Indoor
- Mobile reception: 4 out of 5
- Monday 6 pm-10 pm
- Tuesday 6 pm-10 pm
- Wednesday 6 pm-10 pm
- Thursday 6 pm-10 pm
- Friday 6 pm-12 am
- Saturday 6 pm-12 am
- Sunday 6 pm-10 pm
Local tips
- Reserve ahead for summer evenings and weekends, as the small dining room fills quickly, especially when sailors and locals converge after a day on the water.
- If you enjoy seafood, try the moules frites or fish dishes, which are local favourites and pair well with the selection of specialty and Ærø beers.
- Arrive hungry and unhurried; plan around two hours so you can linger over starters, mains and a dessert or digestif at the old bar.
- The atmosphere is casual but intimate; smart-casual clothing feels right, and it is a comfortable choice for both date nights and relaxed dinners with friends.
- Check current opening days outside peak season, as hours can be more limited in colder months in this small island town.
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Webers café og restaurant location weather suitability
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Discover more about Webers café og restaurant
A historic seafaring tavern reborn
In the heart of Marstal, a few steps back from the harbour, Webers Café og Restaurant occupies a building with more than 160 years of history as a local watering hole. The low ceilings, worn floorboards and time-softened bar counter all tell stories of sailors, fishermen and townsfolk who once gathered here after days at sea. Rather than stripping that past away, the current owners have embraced it, keeping the bones of the old pub intact and allowing the patina to frame a much more ambitious kitchen. Today, the space feels like an updated “brown café” – the classic Danish term for a no-nonsense bar with dark wood, simple furnishings and a lived-in charm. Offshore memorabilia, framed photos and maritime details nod subtly to Marstal’s long shipbuilding and seafaring heritage, making the dining room feel deeply rooted in the town’s identity.Danish–French flavours with a compact menu
The menu at Webers is deliberately short, focusing on a handful of well-crafted dishes rather than a long list. You will typically find bistro-style plates such as ribeye with baked potatoes, slow-braised cuts of pork or veal, and generous bowls of moules frites served with thick, crunchy fries and garlicky aioli. Seasonal fish and chips, omelettes and occasional vegetarian options round out the offerings, with desserts like cheesecake or a house-made ice cream to finish. Behind the stove is a chef-owner who has turned the old tavern into an unpretentious gourmet address, blending classic Danish comfort with French technique. Sauces tend to be rich yet balanced, portions satisfying without being heavy, and there is a clear emphasis on fresh ingredients and straightforward presentation rather than elaborate plating.Wine, specialty beers and island conviviality
For such a small venue, Webers has a notably considered drinks selection. The wine list ranges from food-friendly European bottles to a few more indulgent options, often chosen to match the robust flavours coming from the kitchen. Beer drinkers will find both familiar labels and a line-up of speciality brews, including local beers from Ærø that pair nicely with fried fish or a steak. The bar, a relic of the building’s pub era, is still very much part of the experience. Guests might sit here for a pre-dinner aperitif or linger after a meal, chatting with staff or regulars. The atmosphere tends to be relaxed and informal, with locals and visiting sailors sharing the same small space, especially on busy summer evenings.Evening-only rhythm in a harbour town
Webers generally opens in the evening, creating a sense of occasion in a town where night-time options can be limited outside high season. With only a modest number of tables, the room fills quickly, particularly on weekends and during the sailing months, when crews come ashore in search of something more refined than a quick snack on the quay. Inside, candlelight, close-set tables and the murmur of conversation make the restaurant feel intimate without being stiff. Service leans friendly and informal: staff are happy to explain dishes, suggest wine pairings or point you toward a favourite local beer. In cooler months it becomes a snug refuge after a windswept day on Ærø; in summer it is a convivial anchor point for an evening stroll around Marstal.Planning your visit to Webers
Given the restaurant’s limited seating and popularity in the small-town context, reserving a table is strongly advisable, especially in July and August or on Friday and Saturday nights. Prices are in the mid-range for Denmark: not inexpensive, but reasonable for the quality of cooking and drinks, with mains typically sitting in the bistro bracket rather than fine-dining territory. Most guests spend about two hours over a relaxed dinner, enjoying a starter or main with drinks and perhaps dessert. The setting suits couples, small groups of friends and families with older children, particularly those looking to experience Marstal’s maritime character alongside a carefully cooked meal. It is the kind of place where you can arrive in a sweater and boat shoes, yet still feel you have treated yourself to something special.Iconic landmarks you can’t miss
Monument for Danske Sømænd
0.3 km
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Rise Kirke
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Andelen Guesthouse
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På Torvet
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Danish Island Weddings
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Ærø Turist & Erhverv
8.1 km
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Ærøfærgerne
8.1 km
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Hattesens Konfektfabrik Aps
8.1 km
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Hotel Ærøhus
8.1 km
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Langdyssen "Kong Humbles Grav"
12.2 km
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Forladt skorsten
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Bregninge Kirke
14.2 km
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Saint Nicolai's Church
23.5 km
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Skjoldnaes Lighthouse
23.8 km
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Naturama
24.0 km
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Unmissable attractions to see
Monument over Faldne Danske Søfolk under 1.Verdenskrig
0.1 km
A modest waterfront memorial in Marstal that quietly honours Danish merchant sailors lost in World War I, set amid the everyday life of a working harbour.
Ærø Svømmeklub
0.2 km
Community‑run island swim club and indoor pool in Marstal, offering lanes, lessons and a simple, all‑weather place to dip into everyday life on Ærø.
Marstal Havn og Marina
0.3 km
Atmospheric island harbour where working shipyard, modern marina and Baltic seascapes meet just steps from Marstal’s maritime heart.
Skipper Park
0.6 km
Maritime-themed playground and café by Marstal harbour, where kids splash and bounce while adults unwind over sea views and simple island fare.
Aero Hotel
0.8 km
Relaxed adults-only island hotel on the edge of Marstal, with indoor pool, generous breakfast and easy access to Ærø’s beaches, harbour life and coastal paths.
Erik's Tail
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A narrow ribbon of sand lined with colourful huts, Erik's Tail puts you between two seas at once: sheltered lagoon on one side, open Baltic waves on the other.
Badehusene i Marstal
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Strandbyen Havn
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Ærø Flyveplads
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View Point
5.0 km
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Mindesten for Edvard Biering
6.0 km
A modest roadside memorial on Ærø, honouring district doctor Edvard Biering and offering a quiet glimpse into the island’s everyday history.
Sankt Alberts church
6.2 km
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Ristinge Klint
6.4 km
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Naturlegepladsen & shelters
7.4 km
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Vejsnæs Nakke Fyr
7.5 km
A modest working lighthouse on Ærø’s exposed southern tip, where Ice Age cliffs, sweeping sea views and restless wind meet in a quietly dramatic coastal landscape.
Essential places to dine
Webers café og restaurant
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A warmly lit former sailors’ pub in Marstal, serving compact Danish–French bistro dishes, local Ærø beers and well-chosen wines in a cosy brown-café setting.
Prinsebroen
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Den Gamle Vingaard
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Hotel Marstal
0.1 km
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MARSTANG café
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MARSTANG mad & vin
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Intimate island restaurant in Marstal’s old town, serving weekly changing seasonal menus and a serious wine list in a relaxed, candlelit setting.
Femmasteren Hotel & Vandrerhjem
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Minde APS
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Restaurant Fru Berg
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Reventlow's Gastropub & Burgers
0.3 km
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Kebabvogn Ærø
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Sønderrendens Perle/Burger House Marstal
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Miss Sophy Gastroclub
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Pizzeria Siciliana v/ Marcello Antonio
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Restaurant Udsigten Marstal
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Markets, malls and hidden boutiques
Antikhjørnet
0.2 km
Curated vintage treasures and 4,000 Christmas ornaments in a charming Ærø antique shop.
Chr. H v/Hanne Kromann
0.2 km
Locally anchored clothing shop in Marstal’s old town, offering classic Scandinavian styles for men and women with a subtle, maritime Ærø touch.
Ærøpigen
0.2 km
Cozy island shop in central Marstal, blending woolly comforts, local delicacies and everyday essentials in a snug Kirkestræde setting on Ærø.
Bille Knudsen Isenkram
0.2 km
A densely stocked island hardware and homeware store in Marstal’s pedestrian street, supplying sailors, locals and holidaymakers with practical Danish everyday goods.
DCA Op Shop
0.2 km
Small island thrift shop in Marstal where second-hand treasures, community spirit and global charity work come together in a cozy, slow-paced setting.
Galleri Strandesen
7.0 km
Intimate island gallery in Ærøskøbing where sea light, harbour life and quiet streets are transformed into contemporary paintings you can linger over—and take home.
Blåbær Gårdbutik
7.9 km
Historic 1850s island farm turned cosy lifestyle shop, blending Scandinavian design, organic treats and a relaxed courtyard with animals on Ærøskøbing’s rural edge.
Donna & Miss Daisy
7.9 km
Intimate island boutique in Ærøskøbing’s old town, blending whimsical Scandinavian fashion, thoughtful accessories and personal styling in a cosy, cobbled-street setting.
Verdens Mindste Stormagasin
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A delightfully tiny “world’s smallest department store” in Ærøskøbing, brimming with island-made crafts, nostalgic curiosities and small-town Danish charm.
Blandede Bolcher
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Island Living Ærø
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Kunstmågen
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Garna
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Ærøskøbing City Museum Kiosk & Bookstore
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Shop
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Essential bars & hidden hideouts
Foley's Pub
0.2 km
Marstal's maritime pub where live music, local brews, and seafaring tales create authentic island nightlife.
Bar & Café MF Egeskov
0.2 km
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Skipperkroen
0.2 km
Cosy skipper’s bar in central Marstal, serving inexpensive drinks and simple fare in a relaxed, maritime small‑town atmosphere close to the harbour.
BALLAST BAR BUTIK
0.3 km
Cozy harborfront cocktail bar and woolly boutique in Marstal’s old ferry waiting room, blending inventive drinks, Nordic knitwear and intimate island atmosphere.
Marstal cafe Den Glade Gris
0.4 km
Cozy island bar in Marstal where locals and visitors share beers, stories and a relaxed slice of Ærø everyday life.
Arrebo
8.1 km
Island pub where locals and visitors gather for live music, cold drinks, and authentic Ærø atmosphere.
Havnekiosken 6kanten
15.1 km
Quirky octagonal harbour kiosk turned cosy café-bar, serving simple Danish fare and cold beer with front-row views of Rudkøbing’s boats and Langelandsbroen.
Havnekiosken v/Ole Damgaard Hansen
15.1 km
A tiny historic kiosk-bar on Rudkøbing’s harbor front, serving simple drinks and snacks with big maritime views and the easy rhythm of island harbor life.
Dybendal
15.2 km
Easygoing local bar on Rudkøbing’s main square, blending billiards, darts and drinks with small‑town atmosphere and summer concerts on the cobbled Torvet.
Sukker
15.3 km
Intimate wine bar where Danish heritage meets Nordic sophistication in historic Rudkøbing.
Kasket karl
15.3 km
A classic Rudkøbing bodega where locals gather for cold beer, warm conversation, and an authentic slice of island everyday life from morning to late evening.
No. 10
15.5 km
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Langelands Jazzklub
15.8 km
Tiny island jazz hub in Rudkøbing, blending close-up concerts, seasonal outdoor gigs and decades of Danish jazz heritage in a warm, community-run setting.
Basicbigband
15.8 km
Local big band headquarters in a quiet Rudkøbing neighbourhood, where brass, reeds and rhythm bring Langeland’s intimate jazz scene to life on select evenings.
Rådhuskælderen
18.8 km
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Nightclubs & after hour spots
Ommel
2.9 km
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Crazy Daisy Svendborg
23.6 km
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Ærø Golf Klub
23.8 km
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CLUB ZANZI
39.2 km
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Old Danish Pub
47.2 km
Central Sønderborg institution blending classic Danish pub ambiance, affordable drinks, and lively atmosphere—perfect for experiencing Southern Denmark’s warmth and social life.
Kaizen ApS
47.3 km
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New Orleans Jazz I Sønderborg
47.4 km
Authentic New Orleans jazz experience in the heart of Sønderborg.
Muzirkus
52.8 km
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Dance All Over
53.1 km
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KJ's bodel
53.9 km
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Dance Odense, Funen Square Dance Club
56.9 km
Community-driven square dancing in a cozy Odense neighborhood hall, where callers, patterns and shared rhythm turn an ordinary evening into a friendly social event.
Carlsens Kvarter
60.3 km
Atmospheric pub in Odense C, offering unmatched hygge, an impressive selection of craft beers, and a welcoming local vibe in a characterful historic setting.
Den Brølende And
60.7 km
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Heidi's Bier Bar Odense
60.8 km
Dance on tables, drink large beers, and celebrate Alpine-style year-round in Odense's most uninhibited nightclub.
Dansebar Odense
60.9 km
Lively central Odense nightclub with mainstream hits, colorful lights and a sociable dance floor vibe from late evening into the early hours.
For the vibe & atmosphere seeker
- Scenic
- Fun-filled
- Lively
- Casual
- Unique
- Romantic
For the design and aesthetic lover
- Vintage Styles
- Rustic Designs
For the architecture buff
- Historic
- Landmarks
- Heritage Neighborhoods
For the social media creator & influencer
- Photo Spots
- Architectural Shots
- Aesthetic Corners
- Instagrammable
For the eco-conscious traveler
- Public-Transport Accessible
- Locally Managed
- Low Impact
For the kind of experience you’re after
- Cultural Heritage
- Photowalk
- Roadtrip Stop
- Day Trip
- Weekend Getaway
For how adventurous you want the journey to be
- Easy Access
Location Audience
- Family Friendly
- Senior Friendly
- Teen Friendly
- Solo Friendly
- Couple Friendly
- Solo Female Friendly
- Vegetarian Friendly
- Business Friendly
- LGBT Friendly