Den Smagløse Café
Great-grandmother's living room meets a bodega on Vindegade — DJs on Saturdays and Denmark's only sausage museum.
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Den Smagløse Café has existed since 1996, and the interior recalls a great-grandmother's front room or a German uncle's caravan — old and new, from patent shoes to dungarees.
There are free board games, weekly quizzes, coffee, craft beer and cocktails, and a courtyard under vines that fills as soon as the sun hits it. The crowd is broad and the prices are low.
Open every day from twelve. Monday they close at midnight, Tuesday to Thursday at one, Friday and Saturday at three and Sunday at ten.
It suits an afternoon with a game and a beer, an evening without plans, and anyone who wants somewhere nobody looks at your clothes. Vindegade is a few minutes' walk from the shopping street.
Why it's worth a visit
- A courtyard under the vines
- DJs on Saturdays and quizzes in the week
- Until 3am on Friday and Saturday
Nearby places
30 m to the nearest one
Jazzhus Dexter
8.7Odense's jazz house on Vindegade — concerts, jam sessions and free Saturday jazz.
Bar Rar
7.8Colourful cocktails and a party on Dronningensgade — Wednesday to Saturday, until three at the weekend.
HOS
8.7Open sandwiches and fish on Kongensgade, from a kitchen that dares more than the classics.
