Bryggeriet Apollo

Visited October 2021. Not a hell of selection but the waitress was very nice and the beers served in good condition. Worth the visit and the relax after MBCC. Next one please!

Visit many times.

Restaurant type of place near the tivoli. Friendly service. Selection limited to their own 4 beers, which all were in solid state. Flight of the beers was available. Didn't try the food. Prices were ok, considering the location. Overall: worth a visit to get the ticks.

- beer was oxygen damaged (old) - Asking for Pilsner Urquell, it was out of stock - nice. Service was beyond my belief!: young fools obviously not knowing anything about beer at all - I asked for a high B.U. beer - he did not know anything about it. Do not go to this ridiculous restaurant if you are thirsty or hungry - you should only go there, if you are tired of being in a long que for Tivoli gardens...

Not very impressive really, but it’s a brewpub with some exclusive ticks for the tickers. Food is OK.

Visited on an evening, crowded, had a small table where you could hang/stand next to. selection is 4 beers, prices danish aka expensive. beers are mediocre at best, tick is a tick like someone said.

Located right next to Tivoli. More of a restaurant than a brewpub. 4 taps on: their pilsner, a blond, a weissbier and a surprinsingly good ipa (i.e. I can find hops in it). This place was never very good and it got worse. A tick is a tick...

Located right next to and actually backing into Tivoli, this is located in a tourist heavy area. When you arrive you will be assumed to be taking a table to dine here by the staff as it has a very big dinning area but if it’s quiet can normally be given a table just to drink beer but at busier times its fine to just head to the tall tables on your right near the bar. Beer quality is pretty random quality wise across their 2 or 3 regular brews and with a few rotating seasonal beers of the month. In summary it’s not a terrible place to stop by for us Copenhageners once a month to quickly grab a new scoop or two, but certainly not a destination place in the beer wonderland that is Copenhagen for Ratebeerians from further afield with limited drinking time.

The sign by the door said wait here to be seated. It looked more like a restaurant. They were happy for us just to have a beer though. We were served at our table. The beers were better than I had expected, but just 4 of them. Fairly quiet for lunch time on Easter Monday. Tivoli had not opened for the season though yet.