Kihoskh

I love Kihoskh, they have awesome selection of food and beverages including cold-​brewed coffee from Østerlandsk! And the beer selection is totally unreal — so impressive! It is truely a super kiosk and an amazing place to spend time in Vesterbro!

Kihoskh is a true super kiosk and an amazing treasure in Vesterbro. The beer selection in the downstairs beer cellar is second to none, offering specialty beers for any and all tastes. We came across three delicious gueuze bottles from Belgium, and a couple of legendary Trappist ales to stock our refrigerator during our stay in Copenhagen. The variety of beers on stock was well thought out and offered many different styles and tastes from around the world.
Service is quick and helpful, and the benches out front offer what must be a relaxing setting to enjoy your beer and snacks while soaking up a day or evening in Vesterbro. I recommend Kihoskh to anyone in search of delicious local and imported craft beer while in Copenhagen. I can only wish and dream of having such an extravagant and impeccable kiosk in my neighborhood.

This place was totally ridiculous. A small, super-​cramped convenience store on the side of the road with normal groceries and then for some reason a crazy beer selection. Anchorage, Shorts, Struise, Stillwater, Mikkeller, Evil Twin, Fanø, Nøgne Ø, To Øl, Duff Beer, marijuana beer, beer from Lebanon, beer from Iceland. They even have Mikkeller beers made for this shop. I ran into the world’s most prolific beer rater here who left with an armful of new beers. So that should tell you something.

What I would give to have Kihoskh as my local corner kiosk. This place is a tiny gem in Vesterbro. It has all of the typical characteristics of a regular kiosk: candy, beer, cigarettes… but also so much more. Comic books? Records? Random organic Amy’s Kitchen canned soups imported from America? AND a craft beer cellar?!? I am sold.
In the shop, they sell all of the fundamental kiosk food items you need in a hurry like milk (they even have milk of the soy/​almond variety), wine, or peanut butter. But they also have fresh bread from BRØD, coffee, unique non-​Daim chocolates, etc.
If you go beyond the cash registers and down the creaky wooden stairs, you’ll find the craft beer cellar. Be aware of the low ceilings tall people! In the cellar, there is a wide variety of Danish and imported craft beers. There is a whole wall dedicated to Mikkeller but plenty of other beers if you’re looking for something different. Prices are average in comparison to other craft beer shops in town but be sure to check the tags because some of the beers may be on sale where it’s 2 beers for the price on the tag.
The tables outside provide a nice spot to relax with friends and enjoy the good weather. Kihoskh is tinier than your local grocery store and is packed to the brim, but it’s got all of the essentials plus more than you ever expected.

A staple in Vesterbro… everyone who lives in this part of town knows and loves Kihoskh. It is definitely your local kiosk that’s been upgraded to version 10.0. My favorite moment was browsing through their very interesting wine selection, and finding a bottle from the Hitching Post in Santa Barbara, and then realizing, wait a second… I have been there! How in the world did they decide to carry this wine?
They have a great selection of interesting products from all over the world, comic books, weird juices, beers, and sodas… and the best part is outside they have some picnic tables with candles and blankets, so locals see it more as a hangout, than just a kiosk. If you are in the neighborhood, stop by, buy some cool stuff, and enjoy it outside while meeting some of the local flavor!

If my reviews haven’t tipped you off, I’m fine throwing this boldly out: I’M IN LOVE WITH COPENHAGEN.
Arrived late on a Sunday and things felt a little sleepy-​quiet. We went for a stroll and came upon Kihoskh.
«ARE ALL KIOSKS LIKE THIS IN DENMARK?»
«THEY HAVE BACON BEER HERE!»
«HOW IS IT POSSIBLE THAT EVERYONE HERE IS SO COOL?»
«MANGO GINGER BEER?»
«FRESH BREAD?»
Yeah, you read right. All in caps. GIMME ALL THE KIHOSKH THINGS.
So, it’s a kiosk, but it’s also… not your average kiosk. The beer selection — and drink selection, generally — is amazing. Varied, small batch, interesting, and totally grab-​able to take and sit outside at one of the several picnic benches just outside.
It’s a casual vibe — it _​feels_​like a convenience store — but one that has been stocked by your really cool older sister home for the summer from NYC Fashion School, you know? Like, artsy magazines that cost up to 30 Euro and fun candies and fancy pates and novelty canned goods and «brunch beer» that is a little bit coffee and a little bit boozy.
Unilocal note: bring your thirst along with your wallet… the stuff ain’t cheap, but it sure is rad.

this is not your ordinary kiosk selling carlsberg and haribo and gossip magazines. mikkeller beers, cupcakes, and comic books take their place on the shelves, along with the posher-​than-​average canned supplies of things like pâté (both meaty and vegetarian) and organic deoderant. you know, just in case you need a bag of crisps and pâté at half past midnight. there are a couple tables out front where you can enjoy your beers, and some blankets are thoughtfully laid out for those crazy enough to sit outside in the winter. in the summer, the whole corner belongs to kihoskh, along with the green patch of grass across the street. the drinks are great and the vibe is good. this corner is a good summary of vesterbro; most areas look like crap, there are drunks/​druggies any hour of the day, but hipsters make the most of it.