Ramblin' Bar
BarSydhavn, Copenhagen
Records on the turntable, pool tables and fair-priced beer on Ingerslevsgade.

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Ramblin' Bar sits out along Ingerslevsgade where the city turns into railway land, and makes no secret of what it is: a bar with records on the turntable and beer at a price you can follow.
There are pool tables, coffee in the afternoon and cocktails in the evening, and the crowd is a mix of people from Sydhavn and people who came for the music. It is informal throughout.
Open Wednesday and Thursday from two in the afternoon until midnight, and Friday and Saturday until two in the morning. Closed the rest of the week.
It suits an afternoon that is allowed to run long, and anyone looking for somewhere with no queue and no doorman. There are seats outside, and there is usually room at the tables early in the evening.
Why it's worth a visit
- Records on the deck
- Prices you can follow
- Wednesday to Saturday from 2pm
Nearby places
500 m to the nearest one

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