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A lunch institution by the canal, steeped in old-Danish atmosphere, its walls covered in maritime pictures. Known for a huge range of smørrebrød, including the secret marinated herring. Classic lunch culture served straight.
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Kanal Cafeen is a historic canal-side Danish lunch institution (dating to 1852) near Parliament, prized for its maritime, old-fashioned atmosphere of dark wood beams and ship paintings. Reviewers consistently rate the traditional smørrebrød as high-quality with generous portions, singling out the crispy plaice fillet, roast pork with crackling, and a secret-recipe pickled herring. It is busy at lunch and can involve some service and seating hiccups, so booking ahead helps.
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