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A gigantic stjerneskud, a freshly baked rye loaf, and an almost iconic ice cream are among the things critics want to eat around Denmark this summer.

Guide: Where Politiken’s critics are especially looking forward to eating and drinking on their summer travels

Summer feels a little closer when you’re sitting at Rabarbergården in Holløse. Foto: Thomas Borberg
Summer feels a little closer when you’re sitting at Rabarbergården in Holløse. Foto: Thomas Borberg
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Hvilken vaffelis spiser cafeanmelderen sommer efter sommer? Og hvad hedder den lille havnebiks, hvis forårsruller er så lækre, at madanmelderen savner dem, når han er tilbage i storbyen?

Læs med, når Politikens mad- og cafeanmeldere afslører, hvilke spisesteder de glæder sig mest til at besøge rundt omkring i Danmark denne sommer.

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