The Globe Irish Pub
The Globe Irish Pub, Copenhagen
Cosy two‑floor craft beer cellar and speakeasy‑style cocktail bar by Torvehallerne, pouring rotating taps, classic drinks, burgers and bottomless popcorn.
Tucked just off Copenhagen’s buzzing Torvehallerne food market, Bootleggers on Linnésgade is a cosy, dimly lit craft beer and cocktail bar spread over two floors. Downstairs, 16–20 taps pour a rotating line‑up of Scandinavian and international brews in a cellar-style space with screens for live sports. Upstairs, a speakeasy‑inspired cocktail bar shakes Prohibition‑era classics on select evenings. Expect casual vibes, bottomless popcorn, solid burgers and a central Inner City location ideal for pre‑ or post‑dinner drinks.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Metro
From most central districts in Copenhagen, the easiest option is to take the metro to Nørreport Station, which is served by lines M1, M2, M3 and M4. Travel time from Kongens Nytorv or Vesterport is typically 2–5 minutes, with trains running every few minutes throughout the day and evening. A single zone‑2 ticket costs roughly 20–30 DKK depending on whether you use a travel card or individual tickets. From Nørreport it is a short, level walk through busy city streets, suitable for most visitors, though pavements can be crowded at peak hours.
City Bus
Several city bus routes stop near Nørreport and Torvehallerne, making Bootleggers easy to include on a wider day of sightseeing. Typical journey times from inner neighbourhoods such as Vesterbro, Østerbro or Christianshavn range from 10 to 20 minutes, depending on traffic. Standard bus fares match metro prices at about 20–30 DKK per trip within the central zones, and services usually run from early morning until late at night, with slightly reduced frequency on Sundays and after midnight.
Bicycle
For a very local option, rent a city bike or use a shared‑bike scheme from anywhere within central Copenhagen. Cycling times from most central neighbourhoods to Linnésgade are usually 5–15 minutes along flat, well‑marked bike lanes. You will find bike racks scattered around Torvehallerne and nearby streets, but they can fill up in the late afternoon and early evening, so allow a bit of extra time to find a free spot.
Walking
If you are already exploring central Copenhagen on foot, Bootleggers is within comfortable walking distance of many Inner City sights such as Strøget and the lakes. Depending on your starting point in the historic core, it typically takes 10–25 minutes at a relaxed pace along mostly flat pavements. The route is urban and well lit, making it manageable in most weather conditions, though you should be prepared for occasional cobblestones and busy crossings.
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