Kom Tit, Horsens

Smoky, old-school Horsens pub in a yellow 19th-century building, with cheap beers, billiards, darts and a laid-back local crowd from midday to late night.

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Kom Tit is a classic "brown" neighborhood bar in a distinctive yellow 19th-century building on Nørrebrogade in Horsens. Inside, worn wooden furniture, old enamel signs and beer adverts create a nostalgic, smoky pub atmosphere where regulars play billiards and darts, chat over inexpensive bottled beers and simple shots, and linger for hours. With a small courtyard for summer drinks and a relaxed, unpretentious vibe, it is a down-to-earth local spot rather than a polished cocktail bar.

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Nørrebrogade 11, Horsens, 8700, DK
+4542438833
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Duration: 1 to 4 hours
Budget
Indoor
Mobile reception: 5 out of 5

Monday 11 am-9 pm
Tuesday 11 am-11 pm
Wednesday 11 am-9 pm
Thursday 11 am-11 pm
Friday 11 am-12 am
Saturday 11 am-2 am
Sunday 11 am-6 pm

Local tips

Expect indoor smoking throughout the bar; if you are sensitive to smoke, aim for a spot near the door or use the courtyard in warmer months.
Bring coins or be ready to start a tab if you plan on long billiard or darts sessions, and ask at the bar about local game rules or informal tournaments.
Take advantage of the beer card deals if you are staying a while; they significantly lower the price per beer and are popular with regulars.
Come in the afternoon for a quieter, more conversational atmosphere; visit late on Fridays or Saturdays for a livelier, more crowded bar scene.
Keep an eye on posters and notices inside the bar for occasional themed lunches, quizzes or small events tied to local traditions.

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A yellow corner bar with deep local roots

Kom Tit occupies a striking yellow building on Nørrebrogade, just a short stroll from Horsens’ central streets, and looks every bit the archetypal Danish neighborhood pub. The house dates back to 1868, and its slightly crooked angles and imperfect lines give it a lived-in character that newer venues can only imitate. Renovations in recent years have freshened up the exterior, but the owners have deliberately kept the historic expression and honest, no-frills style. Step through the door and the light of the street is replaced by the soft glow of lamps over a long bar, upholstered benches and solid tables that have seen decades of card games and conversations. The air can be smoky – this is one of those old-school places where smoking is still allowed – and there is an immediate sense that this is a social living room for locals as much as a commercial bar.

Brown pub charm and two distinct zones

Inside, Kom Tit is divided into two main areas that each set their own tempo. One side is a dedicated games room, dominated by a full-size Søren Søgaard billiard table and a pair of dartboards. Here, the atmosphere is competitive but good-natured, with the soft thud of darts, the clack of billiard balls and the occasional cheer after a winning shot. The other side functions as a classic bar lounge, with tables, bar stools and a counter that invites long, meandering chats. Walls are decorated with old enamel signs, vintage beer advertisements and assorted pub memorabilia, adding to the nostalgic, slightly retro feel. On busy evenings the space fills with the hum of conversation, the chime of glasses and background music played at a level that still allows talk.

Simple, inexpensive drinks and social rituals

The drinks offer is deliberately uncomplicated and budget-friendly. Expect familiar Danish bottled beers such as Tuborg and Carlsberg, a rotating selection of other lagers, and straightforward spirits poured as shots or mixed into classic long drinks built on gin, vodka or rum. Prices are generally low, and discount beer cards – giving several beers for a reduced price – make it easy to settle in for a long session without stretching your budget. There is no elaborate cocktail menu or gourmet food; snacks are basic, and occasional themed events, such as traditional lunch gatherings with beer and snaps, lean heavily into Danish pub culture. The focus here is on conversation, games and ritual rounds at the bar rather than on experimental mixology.

Crowd, atmosphere and courtyard hideaway

Kom Tit attracts a broad mix of regulars and newcomers, from students and off-duty workers to long-time locals who treat the place as an extension of their living room. Ages and backgrounds blend at the bar, and it is common to see small groups leaning over a game of dice or chatting across tables. In summer, a small internal courtyard opens up a more airy alternative to the smoky interior. This sheltered outdoor space is rough around the edges but pleasant, with simple seating where you can enjoy sun and fresh air along with your beer. Even outdoors, the feel remains casual and unpolished, true to the venue’s character.

When to visit and what to expect

Kom Tit opens from late morning and runs into the night, making it a flexible stop whether you want a quiet midday beer or a livelier late-night session. Early in the day, the pace is slower, with regulars reading the paper, playing a relaxed game of billiards or chatting with the staff. As afternoon turns to evening, the bar gradually picks up energy, especially on weekends when closing times extend into the small hours. Visitors should be comfortable with indoor smoking, basic décor and a very informal tone. You will not find polished design or curated playlists, but you will find a genuine slice of local bar culture, where conversation comes easily and the temptation to stay for "just one more" is built into the name: Kom Tit – "come often".

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Discover more about Kom Tit

A yellow corner bar with deep local roots

Brown pub charm and two distinct zones

Simple, inexpensive drinks and social rituals

Crowd, atmosphere and courtyard hideaway

When to visit and what to expect

Iconic landmarks you can’t miss

Horsens Tourist Information Centre

Bilka Horsens

Jættestuen grønhøj

Årtusindeskifte Eg

Genforeningssten på Ejer Bavnehøj

Ejer Bavnehøj

Ejerbavnehøj MØDESTED

Det gamle vandtårn

The Midgård Well

VisitVejle

Vejle Vindmølle

Vejle Kunstforening

H.C. Andersen bench

Bestig Himmelbjerget

Folkemøde Mindesten anno 1839

Unmissable attractions to see

Horsens Banegård Park

Vitus Beringsparken

Church of Our Saviour

Befrielsessten i Horsens

Horsens Holder

Lilian's tree

Bygholm Park

Rådhusparken

Mindesmærke over faldne frihedskæmpere

Horsens Art Museum

Lunden

Comwell Bygholm Park

Bygholm Park Legeplads

Horsens Garden

Horsens Museum

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