This
is the opening weekend of the 2019 season at Reffen.
Reffen is an outdoor street food market and designer container
village at the Harbour of Copenhagen. They opened for the first time
last summer and have already become hugely popular in Copenhagen. I
spent a lot of time there last summer, and can see the same happening
again. They have a good selection of vegetarian and vegan street food
as well, so I wanted to write about them in my Vegan
and vegetarian food scene in Copenhagen series.
These
photos were taken at Reffen either yesterday or during last year in
order to show you different atmosphere at the place. My apologies, if
it's a bit too many photos, I just wanted for you to see different
corners of the place.
There
are too many nice food stalls, so I haven't been able to taste as
many dishes as I would have liked to. I need to try harder in this
season.
The Holy Pita
is my absolute favourite, as I think that they make the best falafel
in the world and their hummus is the smoothest of them all. They also
make great fried halloumi pitas. This is why is end up eating there
most of the time.
There
are a lot of live music performances in Reffen as well, and there are
stalls from local designers and arts and crafts people. During the
weekends they often have fleamarkets, where you can find lovely
bargains.
Last
summer was so hot throughout, so ice-creams and sorbets from Tit
Is offered a great option for
cooling down. This is a seabuckthorn sorbet.
When
you are just a little bit peckish, a sweet or savoury crêpe is just
a perfect snack.
Here is a great fully vegan Asian food stall, and many more where I have to try the food!
One
of my favourite bars in Copenhagen, Mikkeller Baghaven,
happens to be next to Reffen, so it's very convenient to also pop
over there and enjoy some excellent local sour beers.
Here
are my previous posts in the Vegan and vegetarian food
scene in Copenhagen series:
Have
a nice Sunday!
Your
VegHog
Your photos are wonderful: just the right number of them! I would love to see that market, as I'm a big fan of all kinds of markets and can never see enough of them.
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