Sleek and modern cafe next to a traditional small brewery. Nice selection of tap and bottled bees, very helpful and frindly staff. Not hard to reach, and worth the trip.

I must say I was not as impressed as many by this brewpub. They seem to have the tendency to overfilter a bit which leads to beers that have lots of pretention, but not always the rich and lively mouthfeel to go with it. the selection is tough to beat on the other hand, they had 14 when I was there inclusing a very wide variety of interesting styles. Apparently, the food is delicious as well, though I did not eat there. A bit expensive, even by KBV’s standards.

Fairly large brewpub with two levels. We sat at the lower level with the bar and down by the brewing equipment. They had 9 beers on, including Little Korkny, which was a nice treat. Beers ranged from awesome to mediocre at best. Good service, prices are a little high, though. Tons of bottled beers in addition to the taps.

I’ve always liked Norrebro Bryghus, not least because it seemed to be in the vanguard when exciting new Danish brewers started popping up a few years ago. I remember the days when it was difficult to find anything other than Carlsberg or Tuborg in Copenhagen and it was wonderful to find a place brewing something different, and of high quality too. The brewpub has three distinct areas – the large brewing kit is on the left as you enter, the bar is at the end of a low ceilinged room to the right and there’s an upstairs eating area. There are also tables and chairs on the narrow pavement outside. It has a nice relaxed feel and the staff are always friendly. If you’re uncertain what to choose, descriptions of the beers are posted on a pillar by the bar and I see that the current offerings are listed on the website too. We didn’t eat on our last visit although I seem to remember that the food was good when I did eat here. (Last visited 2 May 2013).

Modern, trendy brewpub sort of out in the middle of nowhere that requires quite the hike. Decor is posh and minimalist, modern. Beers on tap were exclusively their own, which all had DMS problems from poor ventilation and a new organic malt supplier. Beers were only served in 25cL glasses at a minimum which is much too large for tasting purposes. One chick in the bar had 10cL glasses and I inquired about them and was brushed off. Didn’t have any food, but it looked a bit too expensive. No normal bar snacks which were badly needed given the overly astringent and DMS laden beers. Staff was generally disinterested in serving us. Required me to loiter at the bar more than once even though the place was empty.

Nørrebro Brygshus does have seasonal beers, rare beers, macro, patio in the summer, proper glassware for most beer. The beer is great - especially the homebrewed. But the staff is lousy.

Finally had a chance to visit the brewpub. They had about 10 beers for take-away (in cold) and 15 to try at place. Tried one and bought 3 bottles (for 100 kr) to go. Quite busy on Friday afternoon but the staff was very friendly. A bit business driven which was shame because I’ve always been a big fan of Nørrebro products. Now also Special Beers available to buy to go.

Great selection of own brews and some other (also some not so common) beers as well. Great place with modest prices. Very friendly and knowledgeable staff.

Nørrebro Bryghus is a genuine brew house in a charming part of Copenhagen and perhaps one of the best of its kinds in Europe. For me this is a must visit and revisit place every time I come to Copenhagen. I had the pleasure of attending the fifth anniversary of the brew house in September 2008 with the four courses food menu added by five of their own beers, even supported by a taster of a new beer released every hour during the evening.. The celebration was just great – delicious food, great service, living and well-kept ales and happy people (last visited 11.09 and 20.09.2008).

Lets get one thing straight at the outset. This is an essential visit when in Copenhagen. Some of the beers are truly excellent, some less so, but you can’t miss them when in town. And lets get another thing straight. The welcome and atmosphere when we had the RBESG gathering here was simply excellent. But as a place, I just don’t like it. Perhaps the restaurant section is different, although it is obviously upscale, but I’ve never been in that part. The downstairs bar, however, is simply not to my taste. "Stylish" modern decor, comfy sofas, deafening music played by a dodgy DJ and an incongruous little dance floor do not make for a congenial atmosphere for chatting and sampling the beers. Perhaps I ’ve just been at the wrong time. The service, whilst possibly clueless, has been entirely efficient when I’ve been there. I know what I want, I ask for it, they pour it without delays. A beer place that is manifestly not "all about the beer". Just not my scene at all.

Quite cold place, but the selection is impressive for an European brewpub, both for the number and the quality. The food as well is very good (but pricey).