Ismageriet
Bakery & coffeeAmager, Copenhagen
Handmade ice cream on Amager — open until ten in the evening.

Illustration made with AI
Ismageriet makes its own ice cream and stays open until ten, which is later than most. The flavours change, and there are always a couple that resemble nothing you have had before.
There is both dairy and vegan, and the chain has six shops: four in Copenhagen — this one on Amager, on Blegdamsvej, in the Meatpacking District and on Refshaleøen — plus Rødovre and Søborg. The house states that 32 varieties are always in stock. The selection in the counter is larger than at the small gelaterias, and the prices are lower.
Open from eleven every day — from ten on Friday and Saturday — and until ten in the evening all week.
It is a stop on the way home rather than a destination, but a good one. It suits a summer evening on Amager when the rest of the city has closed the counter, and families, because there is something for everyone and room to eat outside.
Why it's worth a visit
- Own production with changing flavours
- Open until 10pm
- A good stop on the way home
Nearby places
700 m to the nearest one

Sushi Factory
7.3Amager's cheapest all-you-can-eat — 239 kroner, and the kitchen closes at half past nine.

Alice
8.4Ice cream, coffee and pastry — all three made with the same seriousness.

Wulff & Konstali
8.0Brunch from seven on Islands Brygge — you choose the number of dishes yourself.
More in this category
See all bakeries in Copenhagen →
The Coffee Collective
9.4The Jægersborggade roastery that set the standard for Danish specialty coffee.

Prolog Coffee Bar
8.8Roastery and coffee bar in the Meatpacking District with clean brews and a loyal following.

ROAST Coffee
8.0The neighbourhood coffee bar on Islands Brygge — roasting and brewing taken equally seriously.