Collective Bakery
Bakery & coffeeNørrebro, Copenhagen
Baking and coffee chosen for each other, up along Nørrebrogade.
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Collective Bakery has thought of the coffee and the baking as one thing rather than two separate disciplines, and it shows in the range: it is not large, but it fits together.
The bakery sits at the upper end of Nørrebrogade, where there are fewer cafés and more people who actually live there. The bread is sourdough, and there are vegetarian lunch dishes alongside the pastry.
They open at seven every day, closing at five on weekdays and four at weekends. That makes them one of the more useful bakeries in that end of the city.
It suits breakfast on the way into town and anyone who wants to sit down with a cup and a pastry without hunting for a seat among tourists. There is rarely a queue, and there is room to stay.
Why it's worth a visit
- Coffee and baking chosen for each other
- Opens at 7am every day of the week
- A practical stop on the way into town
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270 m to the nearest one
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