Bar in Copenhagen, Denmark
Baest
225Pearl PointsDinner anchor
About Baest
Book Baest when the group wants a proper Nørrebro dinner with credible wine support, not just a drinks stop. Its 2025 Star Wine List recognition gives it an edge for tables where food and wine both matter, though drink-first groups should compare nearby bar options before committing.
For Baest in Copenhagen, the verified profile is concise: the venue is casual, it is open in the evening every day, it adds midday hours on Saturday and Sunday, and it has Star Wine List recognition for 2025. That makes the safest planning read direct: treat Baest as a Copenhagen option with confirmed hours rather than building expectations around unverified details such as a specific menu format, cuisine, seating style, price level, or neighborhood identity.
Better for a planned visit than an improvised stop
The clearest confirmed use case is timing. Baest is open Monday through Friday from 5–10 PM, and on Saturday and Sunday from 12–2:30 PM and 5–10 PM. The dress code is casual, so it does not need to be approached as a formal fine-dining booking. Beyond those basics, the available verified information does not confirm a tasting-menu structure, exact pricing, signature dishes, dietary accommodations, takeout, delivery, or a specific room setup.
For value-seekers, the useful question is not whether Baest is the cheapest option in Copenhagen, because no verified price information is available here. The more reliable planning point is whether its hours fit the occasion. It works well on paper when you need an evening slot, or a weekend midday window, and want to keep the dress code casual. If the evening is mainly about moving between different stops, compare Baest with other Copenhagen options instead of assuming it is designed for a brief visit.
The smart move is to treat it as the evening's anchor
Baest is easiest to plan around when the visit is the starting point. Its confirmed dinner-period hours run to 10 PM every day, with additional midday hours on Saturday and Sunday, and its 2025 Star Wine List recognition is a verified signal for guests who care about wine. That is enough to position it as an anchor in Copenhagen without adding unverified claims about the menu, service format, or atmosphere.
For planning around Copenhagen, use Baest as the main timed stop, then decide separately whether the night needs another setting. For comparison, you might also look at BRUS, Gaarden & Gaden, Pompette, Sabotøren, or p2 by Malbeck depending on the kind of stop you want. For broader trip planning, Copenhagen guides are more useful than overloading one booking: see the Copenhagen restaurants guide, the Copenhagen bars guide, the Copenhagen hotels guide, the Copenhagen wineries guide, and the Copenhagen experiences guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Baest have happy hour deals?
No happy hour deal is confirmed here, so do not plan around one. Treat Baest as a Copenhagen venue with confirmed daily evening hours and casual dress.
Do I need a reservation at Baest?
Reservation requirements are not confirmed in the verified details. If timing matters, especially for weekend midday hours or dinner-period hours, check directly with Baest before going.
Is the food good at Baest?
The verified information here does not include ratings, scores, dishes, cuisine, or menu details. What is confirmed is that Baest is in Copenhagen, has a casual dress code, keeps daily evening hours, adds weekend midday hours, and has Star Wine List recognition for 2025.
Is Baest good for groups?
Group suitability is not confirmed in the verified details. If you are planning for a larger party, confirm availability and booking requirements directly with Baest.
Is Baest good for a date?
That depends on the kind of date you want. The confirmed facts point to a casual Copenhagen venue with evening hours every day and weekend midday hours, but they do not verify a specific atmosphere, seating style, or menu format.
Is Baest open late?
Baest is open until 10 PM every day: Monday through Friday from 5–10 PM, and Saturday and Sunday from 12–2:30 PM and 5–10 PM. That makes it an evening option, but not a late-night venue based on the verified hours.
Does Baest have outdoor seating?
Outdoor seating is not confirmed in the verified venue details, so do not plan around it. Check directly with Baest if outdoor seating is important for your visit.
Location
Guldbergsgade 29, 2200 København, Denmark
Copenhagen, Denmark
Compare Baest
| Venue | Booking Difficulty |
|---|---|
| Baest | Easy |
| BRUS | Unknown |
| Pompette | Unknown |
| Gaarden & Gaden | Unknown |
| p2 by Malbeck | Unknown |
| Sabotøren | Unknown |
Key differences to consider before you reserve.
Also Consider
- BRUS, Notable alternative
- Pompette, Notable alternative
- Gaarden & Gaden, Notable alternative
- p2 by Malbeck, Notable alternative
- Sabotøren, Notable alternative
How Baest compares in Copenhagen
Choose Baest over BRUS when the evening needs to start with dinner rather than beer or casual drinks. BRUS is the easier fit for a looser, drop-in-feeling group plan; Baest is the better pick when four or more people need a seated meal to organize the night around.
Pompette, Gaarden & Gaden, p2 by Malbeck, and Sabotøren make more sense for wine-led plans, especially if the group wants to move between small pours and conversation without committing to a full restaurant rhythm. Baest is the stronger all-in-one choice when dinner quality carries equal weight with the bottle list.
If booking friction matters, Baest is listed as easy, which helps for group planning in Copenhagen. For a tighter, drinks-first night, cross-shop Pompette or Gaarden & Gaden. For a meal that can handle a group and still satisfy the wine person at the table, stay with Baest.
Recognized By
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