Restaurant in Copenhagen, Denmark
Nørrebro's go-to before or after anything.
Durum Bar on Nørrebrogade is an accessible, neighbourhood-register option in Nørrebro with easy booking — a practical choice for a date or small group dinner without the planning lead time required by Copenhagen's top fine dining tables. Pricing and menus are not publicly listed, so contact the venue directly before building plans around it.
If you are planning a celebration dinner or a group meal in Nørrebro, Durum Bar on Nørrebrogade 195 is worth putting on your shortlist. The venue sits in one of Copenhagen's most food-literate neighbourhoods, where the bar for casual-to-serious dining has risen sharply in recent years. What you need to know upfront: detailed menu, pricing, and booking information is not publicly listed, which means your first move should be to visit in person or reach out directly to confirm current offerings before making plans around it.
For a special occasion, Nørrebro's neighbourhood format tends to work in your favour. You are less likely to be competing with tour-group traffic or the kind of advance-booking arms race that defines tables at Geranium or Noma. Booking difficulty here reads as easy, which matters if you are organising a birthday, a business dinner, or a date with a short planning window. That accessibility is a genuine advantage over Copenhagen's high-demand fine dining tier.
The address places Durum Bar firmly in Nørrebro rather than the tourist-facing inner city, which shapes the experience. Nørrebro dining tends toward a more local, less performative register — better for a dinner where the conversation matters as much as the food. If you are building a Copenhagen itinerary and want to mix serious dining with neighbourhood atmosphere, this area pairs well with a broader exploration of the city's restaurant scene covered in our full Copenhagen restaurants guide.
On the private and group dining question: without confirmed seat counts or a listed private room, you cannot assume a dedicated group space. For larger parties needing a guaranteed private setup, venues with confirmed private dining infrastructure — like Koan or Alchemist , give you more certainty. For smaller groups of two to four where ambiance and neighbourhood feel matter more than a private room, Durum Bar's easy booking and Nørrebro setting make it a reasonable call.
Reservations: Contact the venue directly; no online booking system confirmed. Dress: No dress code listed; Nørrebro's dining culture skews smart-casual. Budget: Pricing not publicly available; check directly before committing. Getting there: Nørrebrogade 195, accessible by bus or a short ride from central Copenhagen. For hotels nearby, see our Copenhagen hotels guide.
Contact Durum Bar directly before visiting to confirm what they can accommodate — the venue is located at Nørrebrogade 195 in Copenhagen's Nørrebro district. Nørrebro has a long track record of handling diverse dietary needs given its multicultural food scene, but specific menu flexibility at Durum Bar is not confirmed in available records. If dietary requirements are non-negotiable, call ahead rather than assuming.
Durum Bar on Nørrebrogade 195 is a reasonable option for small group meals in Nørrebro. For larger parties or groups with specific seating requirements, reach out in advance to check capacity and any reservation arrangements. Nørrebro venues of this type typically suit groups of 4-8 better than large party bookings.
Durum Bar sits on Nørrebrogade 195 in Copenhagen's Nørrebro neighbourhood, one of the city's most active stretches for everyday dining. It operates in a different register from Geranium or Alchemist — the draw here is neighbourhood accessibility rather than tasting-menu prestige. Go in expecting a casual, practical meal rather than a formal dining experience.
The name suggests bar seating is part of the format at Durum Bar, making it a plausible option for counter dining. If eating at the bar is specifically important to your visit, confirm availability when you book or arrive — counter seating at Copenhagen's casual venues tends to fill quickly on weekends.
Yes. A bar-format venue on a busy street like Nørrebrogade 195 is generally well-suited to solo diners — you can eat without needing to occupy a full table. Copenhagen's Nørrebro neighbourhood is also comfortable for solo visitors, with a relaxed local atmosphere that makes eating alone feel natural rather than awkward.
Nothing in Durum Bar's available information suggests a dress code. Given the Nørrebro address and casual format implied by the name, everyday clothes are appropriate. Save the dressed-up approach for Geranium or Koan — this is not that kind of booking.
The name points strongly toward durum-based dishes — wraps or flatbread formats — as the core of the menu. Specific menu details are not confirmed in the venue record, so check the current offering on arrival or check the venue's official channels at Nørrebrogade 195 before visiting if you have something specific in mind.
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