very fine and friendly service limited selection of their own brew - couldnt drink more than 4 halves so didnt look for more...My Brøggen Burger was ok, but I regret not having tried one of their very very nice looking salads..guests were both old and young - but i was there quite early. fair beers but also beers that wont offend any bodY!

Well, the place is neither a real brewpub nor a restaurant. The selection of own brews is fair, just four taps. Ptberwise the new menu, based on what St. Peter’s wants to export, is ok, is agreeable, but it means the disappearamce of decent Belgian stuff. The staff is mostly co cerned with catering to younger guests, which is confirmed by the loud muzak attacking the guest on entry. Not the best place to spend anight, but better than so many others in town, replete with high school students trying to make most of their careless freedom.

They claim to be the first Brew Cafe in Denmark. Well I would still call it a brewpub. Maybe it is fancier to be a cafe. Inside you will find a long bar with very young peaple behind the counter. Studens I guess. When I visited the place they had 5 beers on tap. The ground floor is separated in two rooms. One at the front and one in the bakc where the tanks are. First flloor has a restaurant looking room with another bar. Outdoor there are quite a good deal of tables and chairs. Everything is kept in a somewhat push manner. When I visited the place it was very crowded, the staff seemed unskilled, slow and indifferent. Beer was OK but not exeptional. I did not taste the food.