Restaurant Kædeby Caféen, Humble (Langeland)
Hearty Danish classics in a former station house on south Langeland, where generous portions, cosy surroundings and a family-friendly feel anchor any island stay.
Set in a former station building on south Langeland, Restaurant Kædeby Caféen is a cosy, family-friendly spot devoted to classic Danish comfort food. At lunch, smørrebrød, stjerneskud and hearty sandwiches rule the menu, while evenings bring plaice, roast chicken, steak bearnaise and a much-loved wienerschnitzel in generous portions. Warm, homely interiors and simple outdoor tables make it a relaxed stop after exploring the island’s countryside and beaches.
A brief summary to Restaurant Kædeby Cafeen
- Vestergårdsvej 1A, Humble, 5932, DK
- +4562571330
- Visit website
- Duration: 1 to 2.5 hours
- Mid ranged
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Indoor
- Mobile reception: 4 out of 5
- Wednesday 12 pm-8:30 pm
- Thursday 12 pm-10 pm
- Friday 12 pm-10 pm
- Saturday 12 pm-10 pm
- Sunday 12 pm-5 pm
Local tips
- Book ahead for summer evenings and holidays, when both locals and visitors often fill the relatively small dining room.
- Come hungry if you order the wienerschnitzel or evening mains, as portions are notably generous and sharing is easy.
- Aim for a leisurely lunch to enjoy stjerneskud and other smørrebrød at a quieter time of day, especially outside peak season.
- If you have dietary preferences, mention them when booking; the kitchen can often suggest suitable alternatives within the traditional menu.
- Combine a meal here with a coastal walk or beach visit nearby to make it a relaxed half-day outing on south Langeland.
For the on-the-go comforts that matter to you
- Restrooms
- Seating Areas
- Trash Bins
- Information Boards
Restaurant Kædeby Cafeen location weather suitability
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Any Weather
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Rain / Wet Weather
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Mild Temperatures
Discover more about Restaurant Kædeby Cafeen
Historic station house with a homely Danish soul
Restaurant Kædeby Caféen sits in the old Kædeby station building on Langeland, a stretch of railway history repurposed into a warmly lit dining room. Inside, low-key décor, wooden tables and simple details keep the focus on conversation and food rather than design flourishes. It feels more like stepping into a local gathering place than a formal restaurant, with families, couples and groups sharing the same relaxed space. The building’s past as a station gives it a subtle sense of journey and pause; you can almost imagine travellers stopping here for a hearty plate before continuing across the island. Today, the trains are gone, but the idea of refuelling remains at the heart of the experience.Classic Danish comfort on the plate
The kitchen is all about traditional Danish food cooked with an emphasis on flavour and generous servings. At lunchtime, you find open sandwiches, including classics piled with hams, cold cuts or seafood, and the beloved stjerneskud: fish fillets crowned with shrimp and garnishes on bread. These are the kinds of dishes that define everyday Danish comfort rather than experimental cuisine. Evenings shift toward hot, substantial mains. Plaice, roast chicken and steak with rich sauce share the menu with the house favourite, wienerschnitzel, which is offered in both regular and extra-large versions for truly hearty appetites. Portions tend to be substantial, making this a place where you rarely leave hungry and sharing plates is easy.Something for everyone at the table
Despite its traditional focus, the restaurant aims to be inclusive. Alongside meat-heavy classics you can usually find vegetarian or lighter options, making it easier for mixed groups to dine together. Children are well catered for, with familiar flavours and relaxed service that make family meals straightforward rather than stressful. Drinks lean toward down-to-earth choices: local beers from the region, approachable wines and soft drinks. Desserts and coffee round off the experience in an unhurried way, encouraging you to linger rather than rush out as soon as the plates are cleared.Atmosphere shaped by island life
Kædeby Caféen reflects its Langeland setting: friendly, unpretentious and closely tied to local rhythms. Holidaymakers drop in after days at the beach or out cycling, while island residents use it for birthdays, small gatherings and Sunday meals. On busier evenings, the room can feel lively and full of chatter; earlier in the day it is calmer and more reflective of the surrounding countryside. The old station building’s sturdy walls and relatively low ceilings keep the space intimate even when it fills up. In good weather, outdoor seating lets you enjoy long, light evenings in the softer air of south Langeland, a reminder that nature and coast are never far away.A flexible stop on a Langeland itinerary
Because it serves both lunch and dinner on most open days, the restaurant works well as an anchor point in a wider exploration of the island. It can be a midday break between coastal walks or a rewarding end to a day spent at nearby beaches, villages or viewpoints. The moderate price level and straightforward menu make it easy to plan around, whether you are travelling as a couple, a family or a small group. For those staying longer on Langeland, Kædeby Caféen can also serve as a venue for special meals and gatherings, with the kitchen used to providing food for celebrations and events. Yet even when hosting larger groups, it retains the character of a local, welcoming eatery rather than a formal banquet hall.Practical details for planning your visit
The restaurant keeps a fairly compact schedule, typically opening for lunch and staying open through dinner from midweek to the weekend, with more limited hours on Sundays and closures early in the week. Reservations are wise in high season, especially for evening meals and larger parties. Service is table-based and straightforward, and the single-storey layout in a former station makes access relatively simple for guests with limited mobility. Card payment is widely accepted, and the main courses fall into a mid-range price bracket by Danish standards, with typical evening dishes landing around the 150–250 DKK mark. Combined with its warm, informal setting, this positions Kædeby Caféen as a reliable, characterful dining choice on south Langeland.Iconic landmarks you can’t miss
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For the vibe & atmosphere seeker
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For the design and aesthetic lover
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For how adventurous you want the journey to be
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Location Audience
- Family Friendly
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- Wheelchair Access
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- Solo Female Friendly
- Vegetarian Friendly