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Which eateries are Copenhageners lining up for right now? That’s what Ibyen reviewer David Dyrholm is looking into this summer. The third stop is … a donut shop in Nørrebro.

I don’t think I’ve ever had a good donut in Denmark. At least not until now

Here’s someone who isn’t just chasing an internet trend but taking the craft seriously. Collage: Caroline Niegaard. Originalfoto: David Dyrholm / Unsplash
Here’s someone who isn’t just chasing an internet trend but taking the craft seriously. Collage: Caroline Niegaard. Originalfoto: David Dyrholm / Unsplash
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Hvad er det her for et sted?

Hvis der er noget, københavnerne elsker, er det bagværk.

Boller med ost, kardemommesnurrer, kanelsnegle, alt det andet surdejshejs. Men donuts? Niveauet har ikke ligefrem været prangende herhjemme, og jeg tror ikke, at jeg nogensinde har spist en god donut i Danmark. I hvert fald ikke før nu.

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