Emmerys
Bakery & coffeeLatinerkvarteret, Aarhus
An organic bakery and coffee bar with seating in the middle of town.
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Emmerys is a chain, but the Klostergade branch works as the neighbourhood bakery: organic sourdough, rolls and a coffee you can sit down with.
It is not somewhere you travel for — it is somewhere you use. In return it opens early and all week, and there are vegetarian lunch dishes alongside the baking.
Open every day from seven, until six on weekdays and five at weekends.
Take the dark sourdough and a cinnamon bun and find a table in the window facing the street. It suits breakfast before work and anyone who wants to sit down with a cup in the Latin Quarter without hunting for a seat.
Why it's worth a visit
- A fully organic range
- Opens at 7am — weekends included
- Seating in the middle of the Latin Quarter
Nearby places
70 m to the nearest one
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