A quick post about one of my favourite cafés in the centre of Copenhagen (a part from my beloved shawarma place of course, but that hardly counts as a café).
Kalaset lies on the corner of Vendersgade and Nansensgade. The interior is cosy and very laid-back with red walls and loads of old mis-matching furniture. It just has this friendly and relaxed vibe to it, which makes you want to use the café as your extended living-room.
Maybe it’s because it’s owned by Swedes, because the service is very friendly too. Not something you see often in Copenhagen.
And then there’s the food. Kalaset makes a helluva brunch. So good is it that it has been awarded the title “Copenhagen’s Best Brunch” by Danish newspaper Politiken.
The brunch comes in different versions: there’s the Mormor (grandmother) with bacon, eggs, sausages, potatoes, smoothie etc. (pictured) and if you don’t eat meat you should go for the vegetarian Tante (aunt).
Prices are very reasonable, considering you’re in one of the world’s most expensive cities: around 90 kroner (£10) for a brunch. You can also get traditional café food such as sandwiches, salads, burgers etc.
In the summer you can sit outside.
Mette Bassett 
My daughter is going to Copenhagen in April and I will tell her abut this cafe – she loves a good breakfast!
Helena xx
PS. Hope you’re feeling better? xx
Good idea, it’s a very nice place!
And yes thanks, I am. But what an evil cold. For a moment I thought my immune system had left the country. See you at the next book club. xx
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