Apotek 57

View inside Apotek 57 in Copenhagen. In the foreground, a wooden shelf with pickled vegetables; in the background, an open kitchen with shelves, plants, and a set wooden table.

Farm-to-Table Café in the sunny-yellow Nyboder Neighborhood 

Chiara Barla came from Liguria to Copenhagen to delve into the excitement surrounding the new Scandinavian cuisine spearheaded by René Redzepi.

Now rooted in the Danish capital herself, she runs Apotek 57, a beautiful café that meets all the high standards of Copenhagen's culinary scene.

The spaces of the old St. Paul’s Apothecary from the 17th century, shared with the Frama Studio Store, are incredibly photogenic.

The team, which may seem a bit aloof, perfectly complements the hip vibe of the place. 

The pistachio granola, honey-butter toast, roasted kimchi bread, soft-boiled eggs, and other delightful items on the appealing small menu are made from organic ingredients sourced from local producers.

The tempting pastries, baked in-house, such as cardamom or cinnamon buns, croissants, and cakes, are also a treat.

Breakfast with cheese, sesame rolls, boiled eggs, jam, cinnamon bun, two cups of coffee and a bowl of steamed milk on a white surface at Apotek47 café in Copenhagen.

There is handpicked selection of teas and the pour-over coffee is so excellent that we don't miss having an espresso or cappuccino.

And of course, it's wonderful to enjoy a matcha iced latte or a cold brew on one of the outdoor seats during warm summer days in the quiet northern part of the Indre By district.

Two cinnamon buns on a wooden plate and two cups of coffee on a round metal table in front of Apotek57 café in Copenhagen, with a yellow Nyboder building and brick church in the background.
 
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