Torvehallerne
Copenhagen, Denmark
The read// why locals go
Torvehallerne is Copenhagen's glass-roofed food market on Frederiksborggade, where around sixty independent traders sell Nordic produce under one roof. Two halls face each other across an open square, and the mix inside is the point: smørrebrød counters, fishmongers, cheesemongers, bakers, spice merchants and coffee roasters trading side by side rather than a single kitchen with a single menu. It works as a market first and an eating place second, which is why lunch here costs about the price of a sandwich elsewhere — roughly €12 for a plate. Vegetarians do well among the stalls, and the tables between the halls fill up whenever Copenhagen gives them the weather for it.
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Frederiksborggade 21, 1360 — Copenhagen
The read// why locals go
Torvehallerne is Copenhagen's glass-roofed food market on Frederiksborggade, where around sixty independent traders sell Nordic produce under one roof. Two halls face each other across an open square, and the mix inside is the point: smørrebrød counters, fishmongers, cheesemongers, bakers, spice merchants and coffee roasters trading side by side rather than a single kitchen with a single menu. It works as a market first and an eating place second, which is why lunch here costs about the price of a sandwich elsewhere — roughly €12 for a plate. Vegetarians do well among the stalls, and the tables between the halls fill up whenever Copenhagen gives them the weather for it.
