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Nordvest has gained a friendly neighborhood cafe that welcomes guests for both breakfast and hot meals in the evening. However, the offerings are rather average.

I went weak at the knees when I spotted this retro hit on the menu

Gazou is already a hit with the locals in Fuglekvarteret. Foto: Nicolai West
Gazou is already a hit with the locals in Fuglekvarteret. Foto: Nicolai West
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What Kind of Place Is This?

A basement café with a French touch in a very quiet residential area in Nordvest. A café that can boost community, become a hello-goodbye hub, a sanctuary. The potential is there.

The name Gazou is derived from the French gazouiller, meaning to chirp, and according to København Liv, that’s exactly what the trio behind the café hopes the locals in Fuglekvarteret will do when they visit the new establishment.

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