Visited in december 2011. Nothing special, a couple of their own beer and else is multinational beers (Guinness etc.) Good location though.

A busy place, situated in the verybcentre of Copenhagen. The staff were friendly enough to sell me their samples after the due time. Deafaening music (luve and decent, though) and an atmosphere of hectic life of the capital. A good place to stop by, just to taste the rather unimpressive beer. Nothing more than that.

Beer in sampler (5 x 10 cl) were cheap (55 kr) and just ok if even that. Same ones in taps? just in one size (50 cl). Food was okish. If you wan’t to tick those five ones just take the sampler but for great beer experience go to somewhere else...

12-place dark wood bar with dark brown leather bar stools. No foot rail. 2 6-tap towers. Palm brewing system in basement level. Flat-bottom fermenters makes yeast harvesting challenging. Happy-hour seven days a week from 16-18 hours. Restrooms downstairs with no elevator and no door on men’s room. Entry area with bar to right side and tall tables to left. Brewhouse at front. Back room and loft-level with tables and booths and sofas. All non-smoking! Silent 42: TVs with Engligh-language pop music on the stereo at conversation level. Convenient location to city center and busses/trams. Mostly pleasant staff who admit that living wages paid negate the concern for tips for job performance. Pub food menu. Beers at Kr 55/0.5L

Basic tourist brewpub. A little soulless. The server had very, very little time for pleasantries, despite the bar being mostly empty. Four house beers were on, and all four were a variation on doughy/ fairly sugary/ sweet. None of the beers were offensive, though none were at all inspiring. Only worth a visit for the brewpub factor.

More of a night club/going out to get hammered sort of bar feel to it. Four house beers on tap on my visit, service was adequate, prices were okay. Not some place you really ever need to go back to.

Located opposite Tivoli. Beers are poor to shocking. Friendly staff, nice pub interior with polished brass bar pumps and comfortable seating. The main deficiency is the beer. they advertise a 5 beer taster, but only brewed 4 the time I visited, so they give you a glass of Carlsberg, hardly an endorsement of their brewing.

Modern and slick place, almost empty on the Thursday evening before the 1st European Beer Festival (Sep 2008). Of those that came in or were already none spoke to my wife and I, apart from the barmen. Entrance looks boring, but once inside you can see it is an up-market type of joint. There is an eating area to the rear, extra seats upstairs and downstairs you find the brewing equipment, a night club, posh long tables with stainless barrels in the centre and the toilets. The staff were all pleasant, polite and helpful on my visit. 5 beers on tap, all brewed on the premises and very cold, in fact too cold to even try and review (as I intended to do). They do a taster tray of all 5, but I didn’t bother with that having a Red and Black beer which might have been tasty if they weren’t chilled so much.

A nice looking place but the food was just ok. Beers were only a small list. Service was ok at best. I have a feeling that its run by a coorperation.

On the other side from Tivoli. Crappy place. 2 beers on tap. Both only being served in 50cl. Hideously expensive. Tourist trap! Avoid.