Grannys House

Granny’s House… That name is absolutely perfect for this place. The décor is sooooo grandma-​ish, old couches, paintings tables and chairs and the most tacky wallpaper I’ve ever seen — but I love it!
It’s a bit expensive compared to other places, but it’s worth it. The have amazing cakes!
Try going there for a brunch on Sundays but remember to book a table in advance — and not just three days before.
This year they won the award for the best gløgg (similar to gluhwein) and it’s good and it hits you hard! Don’t plan on going home by car afterwards.

The place is very colorful and happy, food fine, the price is a bit too high compare to what you get. There are a lot to choose, but not much special, except the yogurt is pretty good. I would rather choose limited amount good food than buffet with a lot normal food. But ok to sit with your female friends.

Very cosy atmosphere/​setting and delicious cakes! But, a bit pricey — still worth a visit though :)

The bread and pastries are the best. And the café is unique with the interior as my granny had.

You just got to love this place. It has everything to wish for when going for a breakfast or just a quick coffe with cake :)
The assortment of bread is fantastic and sadly I don’t live in the neighbourhood, otherwise I would be a regular coming for bread EVERY morning! Don’t miss out on this Søborg pearl :-)

There’s no doubt that Grannys has quality bread and pastries plus they also have a really nice interior at this location. Many different colours, different types of furniture from different eras and paintings all mixed (and not matched) throughout the room.
When I got visitors I usually take them here to grab some breakfast. We have tried the breakfast buffé and were not huge fans, but they have a menu where you can choose between a couple of sandwiches and some salads.
It can be really crowded at times which makes it hard to find a place to sit and it also makes the noise level very high. They do have a back area where the breakfast buffé is served with some extra (not as cozy) tables, but this is also the childrens area, so the sound level is, as you probably can imagine, not much lower here. ;)
It can be crowded not only where you sit down to enjoy your food, but also when you stand in line to order. And since they don’t take orders at the table this often results in a long queue squeezed in between the front window and the cashiers desk. Not only is it a tight fit when trying to get your order through but escaping that queue in the other direction can be a nightmare which makes it all a bit stressful.
On top of that, the prices are quite high. I mean, they do have quality products, but for the hassle mentioned above it does take away from the overall experience as well.
All in all, it is a place where I bring guests once to check out the nice interior and enjoy a good sandwich and some coffee out of old granny style cups. If you want to go somewhere to work /​chill out there are better places.

Def one of fav café’s! Almost everything baked homemade. Very comfy and cosy café inside eventhough it is not that big.