Copenhagen's Best Natural Wine Restaurants

A creative, casual Korean restaurant with an unconventional menu. Juju’s reimagined classic dishes speak with a Korean accent but in a familiar tone that’s still recognisable to people perhaps less confident with Korean food. The chilli cucumber, nori vinegar fries and the chilled green tea noodles are must orders.

Korean inspired casual restaurant and natural wine bar.This is the perfect place in Copenhagen for a cheaper tasty meal and some nice bottles and natural wine. We came here especially for the Korean fried chicken, but let us show you the whole rundown of what we had:* Grilled white asparagus & ddeok skewer with pine nut dressing and dried shrimp.* Beef tartare with cucumber and ramson.* Korean fried chicken.* Galbi rice with pork neck, soy cured egg yolk and house bbq sauce.We enjoyed our meal here, especially the fried chicken, and maybe the only one we didn’t love was actually the galbi rice. On the other side, the wine selection was quite nice and diverse.

A light but substantial lunch with a glass of minimally intervened juice. Repeat.Sauna plus lunch? Yes, please. Drop-in, refresh, and smash a light but substantial lunch with a glass of minimally intervened juice. Repeat.Photo credit: La Banchina, @vilhi

Italian restaurant with natural wines and lots of fun guaranteed.This was our second visit to Barabba, and we can tell you straight away: we ate well, we drank well and we had an amazing time here. The energy of the owners of Barabba is endless and they create a super fun atmosphere while you get served very nice pasta and get to choose from a wide variety of natural wines. They offer a la carte but also the option of the tasting menu with the possible add-on of their signature dish (an absolute must) which is the spaghetti with butter and caviar. We went for the tasting plus the add on and some of the dishes were:* Spaghetti with butter, colatura and caviar.* Grilled octopus, spicy courgette & courgette flowers.* Spaghetti with raw red prawns & candied lemons.* Eggplant & miso tortelli, red pepper water & caperberry.* Apricot, tonka & chocolate biscuit.We enjoyed the whole meal, and also think it’s very fairly priced, especially considering this is Copenhagen, and we also liked the wine list here. No doubt a place we look forward going back often when in the city.

Located in the center of Copenhagen. Here you can find amazing natural wines, friendly service and delicious food. Probably the restaurant where I go most of the time during my days off.I like the relaxed atmosphere, super friendly and knowledgeable servants, delicious food crafted with high quality and seasonal products.The wines are all the way into the natural world with great bottles from all around the world at a fair price.

Cosy, well-assorted wine bar with great snack food options and great staff. Ultra cosy, well-assorted wine bar with great snack food options. Great staff with a lot of knowledge and they always know what you want to drink. On top of that, the location is spectacular with a view to Christiansborg and the canal with old cobbled streets.

Living definition of a perfect neighbourhood wine bar, that every human being should have on hers/his block. Unpretentious, small but not claustrophobic, with eye pleasing but not overdone design. Wines of the days (from bubbles to reds) come here at a super friendly price of 50 dkk per glass, with labels changing on regular basis. To accompany those you will find simple, but smart snacks on the menu, like ripe bull heart tomatoes, slashed in half and seasoned with mere sea salt and black pepper (who needs more when it's summer), burrata with flower petals and beetroot powder, anchovies, cheeses with jams and so on. Plus great sourdough and some olive oil and you are set. Also recommended for wine shopping if you fancy some cool bottle for your dinner. And last but not least - Pompette is open 7/7. Who needs more!

This Østerbro hangout serves Latin American inspired food with bits from Japan, Denmark and the Mediterranean.This new Østerbro hangout, with Juno the bakery around some corners, is the (big) sister restaurant to Bottega Barlie, but with more space and a wider menu. Bottega Estadio is open all day and serves Latin American inspired food with bits and pieces from Japan, Denmark and the Mediterranean countries. Oatmeal porridge with miso caramel, tacos, saffron mussels, ceviche of the day. seafood and a charcoal grill in the kitchen. Wines are natural and fun.