Meyers Deli

Love the café latte here. They serve it with a little Danish butter cookie which was just delicious.

Decent option with a good flæskestegssandwich but otherwise very average food at way above average prices (even by Copenhagen standards)

This is probably more a lunch place than dinner, so in a way I feel I’m doing it an injustice reviewing their dinner menu. But nevertheless, here it goes:
Ulrik and I were out strolling about when he said he really wanted a roast pork sandwich — and the first place popping into mind was Meyer’s! Way to go sealing that trade mark :-)
Anyway, we were close to the Gammel Kongevej branch and although this is one of the least cosy ones, they still serve a mean pork roast sandwich, so what the heck — we gave it a go.
We came in and the place was as noisy and soulless as ever, but we had our eyes fixed on the prize.
After ordering drinks, the first thing that went wrong was discovering that the roast pork sandwich is only a lunch menu option — seriously, guys: this is why customers come from near and far — make it an all-​day-​offer! Anyway, slightly disappointed Ulrik chose the second best, a good old Danish favourite, roast pork with parsley sauce and new Danish potatoes, while I convinced the waiter to serve me two portions of the kids plate, the filet of plaice with rye bread and remoulade, to make up a grownup size (how many kids actually eat this anyway?). To finish it off with something, we ordered one of the caramelized pretzels to go.
Verdict: The roast pork was great, crispy, full of flavour and just beautiful; the plaice was slightly less good, a bit wobbly rather than crisp and lacked a bit of taste but still quite decent; and the pretzel was quite the disappointment, tasting old, rubbery and crisp and all together really odd so that went in the trash. The service was spot on, great guy — you just want to hug him.
So why only the 3 stars? — I really don’t like the place. It’s such a crying out shame that you feel you’re sitting on the main track at the train station trying to talk through the din and noise. I really don’t care for that so I’ll guess it’s going to be a while before I return.
Tip: Roast pork sandwich! Roast pork sandwich! Roast pork sandwich!

I like the concept and the products they offer in their stores seem to be healthy and ecological. I have been here twice but basically only tried the cappuccino. First time it was a really good and relaxed experience which I prefer. The second time I went here it was crowded and noisy with many families and children lying about on the floor since the queue for the cash register is very close to the tables. The acoustics in here doesn’t help and it becomes it is hard to have a conversation when it is this busy.
So i guess it is a mixed bag, on any other day but the day mentioned above (lunch time Saturday) I would recommend it. They have a nice interior and you can buy all kinds of ecological beverages, bread and wines to go and they do offer both lactose free milk and soy milk.

Excellent bread, croissants and brownies. The pork sandwich sundays is also quite tasty. The day’s meal is usually pretty good too. For takeout and heating up yourself, the lasagna is pretty good. Wouldn’ consider the chilli con carne again thogh as it was next to uneatable!

During my vacation earlier this year, I had invited two friends out for lunch at Meyer’s Deli. I have been to this place two times earlier in the last 5 years. Anyways, I do not know what has happened but the food is not what it used to be. I was very disappointed. I got a salmon sandwich and it was the most boring and expensive sandwich that I have ever had. My friends had pork sandwiches. My salmon sandwich was salmon spread on a bun and cost «only» $ 17. They did not spend time at least trying to present it as if it was worth $ 17. What I got was simply a bun with some salmon spread on. That’s it. I could not believe it when I saw it. My friends’ pork sandwiches were ok but not something that you will come back for.

definitely he has a good thing going. unfortunately, didn’t get to try dinner, lunch was more pedestrian but still good (had a salmon sandwich). the bageri bread is good too. all the various types of danish rye are actually pretty good and seem healthy. bread with artisan crust, and typically little seeds, poppy seed, etc.