Meyers Bageri
Bakery & coffeeNørrebro, Copenhagen
Claus Meyer's bakery on Jægersborggade — the classics done properly.

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Meyers Bageri opened as one of the first places on Jægersborggade and is still one of the most used. The range is the Danish classics — rolls, poppy seed pastries, cinnamon swirls — made with organic ingredients and without shortcuts.
It is not the most inventive bakery in the city, and it is not meant to be. The point here is that the things everyone knows are done properly every day. The rye bread is worth taking home.
Open from seven every day, until six on weekdays and four at weekends. It opens earlier than most places on the street.
It suits morning bread for several people, a bun on the way past, and anyone who wants a loaf without having to engage with a sourdough story. Come in the morning — by the afternoon the shelves are thinner.
Why it's worth a visit
- Danish classics done properly
- An organic range
- In the middle of Jægersborggade
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240 m to the nearest one

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