Reffen

Reffen is Copenhagen’s most ambitious attempt at a world-class street food market, and it mostly delivers. The setting—a repurposed shipyard filled with colorful shipping containers—creates an instantly Instagrammable backdrop, but the real draw is the sheer variety of food. You can go from Nepalese momos to Thai pad thai to Kurdish kebabs in one afternoon, with each stall run by passionate, often immigrant, chefs who take pride in their craft. Prices hover around $13 per dish, which is reasonable for the quality and portion sizes.

The atmosphere is electric, especially on weekends when live music and events keep the energy high. It’s a place where locals and tourists mix freely, and you’ll often find families with strollers alongside groups of friends sharing plates. While it can get crowded and noisy, that’s part of the charm—you’re here for the experience as much as the food. If you’re looking for a quiet, intimate dinner, skip Reffen. But if you want to taste the world in one afternoon while surrounded by industrial-cool vibes, this is your spot.