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POPL

RestaurantChristianshavn, Copenhagen

8.6Worth the detourOur score · Worth rerouting for if you are anywhere near the neighbourhood.

A burger out of noma's lab — 150 kroner, served medium-rare with a warning on the menu.

A cheeseburger on a wooden board in a bright dining room on Holmen — POPL i Strandgade

Illustration made with AI

POPL is the most expensive burger in the city and the only one served medium-rare with the food authority's disclaimer written out on the menu. That is a signal of how much the kitchen trusts the meat: organic Danish beef and bacon cured and smoked in house.

The cheeseburger, the hamburger and the vegetarian all cost 150 kroner — the same price, which is rare and says something about how the house sees the meat-free option. It is built on quinoa tempeh, not an industrial patty. The dry-aged burger on sixty-day beef costs 250, a set seasonal menu 450 per person and fries 55.

The kitchen works with fermentation techniques it describes as coming from noma's laboratory.

Note the lunch window: Saturday and Sunday from twelve to two, and no other days. Turn up at noon on a Wednesday and it is closed.

Why it's worth a visit

  • Cheeseburger 150 kr. — the vegetarian costs the same
  • Dry-aged burger on sixty-day beef, 250 kr.
  • Lunch on Saturday and Sunday only, 12-2
OrganicVegetarian

Nearby places

60 m to the nearest one

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