Best Bars near Det Ny Teater

Mikkeller Bar Viktoriagade is the original flagship location of Copenhagen's world-renowned craft brewery, nestled in a historic cellar in the vibrant Vesterbro neighborhood. Founded by gypsy brewer Mikkel Borg Bjergsø, this intimate beer bar showcases an expertly curated selection of Mikkeller's own brews alongside the world's finest craft beers, complemented by premium Danish cheese, handmade sausages, and artisanal snacks. The elegant Scandinavian-designed interior blends traditional Danish pub warmth with contemporary minimalism, creating a sophisticated yet welcoming atmosphere that has made it a pilgrimage site for beer enthusiasts globally since 2007.

Curfew is a hidden, speakeasy-style cocktail bar on Vesterbrogade in Copenhagen’s Vesterbro district, famed for its inventive drinks, vintage décor and intimate, late-night atmosphere. Behind an unassuming bookshelf entrance, you step into a dimly lit world of leather banquettes, jazz, and meticulously crafted cocktails that lean on classic techniques and playful experimental twists. With table service, a strong spirits selection and a focus on mixology as theatre, this is a destination bar for serious cocktail lovers willing to pay for a polished experience.

Lidkoeb is a multi-level cocktail bar in Copenhagen's Vesterbro district, housed in a historic building with a relaxed, speakeasy-inspired atmosphere. The ground floor features a laid-back cocktail lounge with an outdoor garden, while upper floors host a whisky bar and additional seating areas. Known for creative cocktails—both classic reinventions and house-made creations—and knowledgeable staff, it's a sister venue to the acclaimed Ruby bar. Open daily from afternoon into the early morning hours.

Tucked into a basement on a quiet Vesterbro side street, Duck and Cover is one of Copenhagen’s most distinctive cocktail bars. Inside, you step into a hushed, 1960s-inspired living room, all Danish design, soft lamps and low-slung armchairs. The bar is known for inventive, seasonally changing cocktails with a Nordic twist, often working with aquavit, local herbs and unusual homemade infusions. It is intimate, conversation-friendly and ideal for slow, lingering drinks rather than loud late-night partying.

Tucked into a residential corner of Frederiksberg, Amigo Bar is a classic Danish dive bar known for its late-night hours, unpretentious attitude, and loyal local crowd. Open until the early morning, this no-frills spot serves up affordable drinks, billiards, and the reliably raucous energy of Copenhagen’s after-hours bar culture. Whether you're escaping the city’s flashy nightlife or looking to mingle with regulars, Amigo offers a genuine taste of the neighborhood social scene.

Set within the vibrant heart of Vesterbro, CUBE Bar is an inviting and contemporary lounge nestled at the edge of the city center. Famed for its relaxed vibe, creative cocktails, and stylish decor, it serves as both a locals' favorite and a welcoming spot for travelers looking to unwind after a day in Copenhagen. CUBE offers a polished yet laid-back environment—perfect for pre-dinner drinks, a casual evening with friends, or a chic start to a night exploring the neighborhood’s nightlife. With attentive service and a reputation for quality, it's a refreshing and modern stop amid Vesterbro's historic streets.

Spunk, in the heart of Vesterbro, is a welcoming bar blending classic Danish ’brown bar’ aesthetics with a youthful, lively vibe. Known for its retro decor and relaxed energy, Spunk attracts a diverse crowd seeking affordable drinks, good company, and the pulse of local Copenhagen nightlife.

Tucked away on Gasværksvej in Vesterbro, 1656 Cocktail Bar is a discreet, signless speakeasy-style hideout where Copenhagen’s craft cocktail culture shines. Step through an unassuming door into a dark, candlelit room of deep woods, low ceilings and plush seating, where the focus is firmly on meticulously mixed drinks, inventive house creations and classics made with care. With table service, intimate corners and no windows, it feels more like a living room lounge than a typical bar, ideal for slow sips, date nights and unhurried conversations.

Tucked into Gasværksvej in Vesterbro, Freddys Bar is a classic Copenhagen brown bar where regulars, night-shift workers and curious visitors share cheap draught beer, loud laughter and a haze of nostalgia. This no-frills watering hole trades mixology for gemütlichkeit: expect worn wooden tables, slot machines, a well-used jukebox and a crowd that spans generations. It is a place to sink into a corner, people-watch, and experience an increasingly rare slice of old-school Copenhagen pub culture.

Jernbanecafeen is a gloriously over-the-top railway‑themed pub opposite Copenhagen Central Station in Vesterbro. A blaze of red and green outside gives way to a snug, densely decorated interior where model trains circle overhead, Danish flags hang from the ceiling and beer memorabilia fills every corner. Open from early morning until late at night, it is a lively meeting place for locals and visitors, with a long beer list, occasional live music and a warm, old‑school Copenhagen bar atmosphere.