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There’s something special about the new intimate Nørrebro hangout. So maybe the reviewer already regrets a little bit that she is telling you about it.

I want to tell everyone about it, but at the same time, I’d rather keep it to myself

The café is new on Rantzausgade. Just two months old and already a place that blends naturally into the street. Foto: Miriam Dalsgaard
The café is new on Rantzausgade. Just two months old and already a place that blends naturally into the street. Foto: Miriam Dalsgaard
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What kind of place is this?

It’s a café, but also a small floral atelier and vintage shop where everything except the espresso machine is for sale. Furniture, porcelain, flowers, glass. The sofa in the corner? It had only been there for two weeks.

Things move around here. Just 10 minutes after I sat down, a couple got up, pointed at the armchair they’d been sitting in, bought it, and carried it out.

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