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People with summer houses in Rørvig grow skeptical when outsiders threaten the local spirit. And the new restaurant feels a little too much like Hellerup, said an old idiot as he happily slurped down yet another oyster.

Seven fries?! Was it the stingiest serving in history?

For many years, the locally legendary restaurant Perlen was housed in the thatched-roof building. Now new faces have moved in. Foto: Christian Falck Wolff
For many years, the locally legendary restaurant Perlen was housed in the thatched-roof building. Now new faces have moved in. Foto: Christian Falck Wolff
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I Rørvig har ting værdi, hvis de har været i Rørvig i mange år.

Så hvordan går det, når en ny spiller rykker ind i et gammelt fiskerhus med Gillardeau-østers og Hellerup-manerer?

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