Århus Restaurants

this is a traditional danish steakhouse with all kinda steaks. For the vegetarians they have a very good salat bar and jacket potatoes.
its a chain of restaurants all over denmark .
they have an offer in the afternoon from 11 - 16 with steak of the day for about 50 Kr.

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At the end of the afternoon we had a drink at the outdoor terrace of Café Faust. Just a Danish beer (Royal) with some nachos to nibble on. The nachos with molten cheese on it were great. If you like other beers this is the place to be too. There is a wide choice available.

And somehow we ended up here for dinner that same night. We both had a pasta, it was delicous and absolutely more than enough. Although the pasta with chicken and the pasta with seafood tasted very different i couldn't recommend one over the other.

There is an english menu availlable.

After walking around Himmelbjerget and seeing some of the sights, we stopped in the Himmelbjerget Hotel where they have a sort of cafeteria setup for visitors. Grab a tray and pick up juices, water, tea or coffee and snacks or light meals. This is not fancy but it is not expensive either. We had something small such as sausage sandwiches with side dishes, hamburger and fries, or other small dishes (about 6-9 Euros). Salads (about 4-6 Euros) and fruit would have been good choices too. The cashier rings you up and you then proceed into the nice size dining room to eat and relax a while. Unfortunately, we didn't have alot of time but did enjoy the stop for a little refreshment. Prices were under 10 Euros per person for the small meals and something to drink if I remember correctly.

Favorite Dish: I would have liked to see more of the Himmelbjerget Hotel but since we didn't, it was pleasant to enjoy their dining room and talk with people visiting for the day. The room was large and comfortable with plenty of tables and chairs, and the tables were all covered in clothes. The decor was sort of a comfortable country style.

Since I didn't get any fancy food, all that I can say was that I enjoyed what I ordered as did the other members of the family. If we had been there longer, it would have been nice to try the formal dining room, hopefully with a table with a view.

In the summertime, you can sit outside or on the terrazzo upstairs. Centrally placed, it is the perfect place not only for students that want healthy and inexpensive food but for any hungry adult that doesn't want to spend a fortune for a meal.
It is open Monday to Saturday 11.30-23.00
Sunday 17.00-22.00

Favorite Dish: You can get a la carte, but choose the buffet (it's even cheaper before 16.30). It includes moussakka, beef squares and vegetables, vegetarian with spinach, mushroom etc, bulgur, several kinds of rice and freshly baked bread (pide). Plus, feta cheese salad, tzatziki, humus, pasta salat, mixed salad (several kinds), and dates. Plus chicken legs. And fresh fruit (several kinds of melons and grapes). And Danish fruit salad. And cake. Marinated garlic cloves. Marinated green beans. And... And....

A well-localized snack-sized and -serving sandwich specialist, this is where to go if you want your snack, small meal, or take-away made from the freshest possible ingredients. The kind staff grill their chicken and bake the baguettes/buns themselves, up to the minute. You can also have salads, BLTs and the standard 1/4 chicken with french fries (but watch that GORGEOUS chicken! lip-smacking! no deep-frying there, just rotisseriying (or whatever it's called). They are open Mon-Thu 10-17, Fri 10-19, Sat 10-18, Sun closed.

Favorite Dish: The baguette sandwiches, with chicken and bacon. Or shrimps and eggs. Or BLTs... Oh MAN.... and home-made mayo - did I mention the home-made mayo? no? well, they make their own....

This place is a mixture of a bar and restaurant and seems pretty popular with locals. I really liked the feel of the palce, the staff were really nice and the food was good too.

This place seemed to be the height of cool in Aarhus. A good mixture of classy people of different ages.

A terrific latte, a glass of wine and a huge burger after wandering through town and checking out some museums equalled happiness for me.

Open 10am til 2am weekdays and Saturdays, 12 til 12 on Sundays.

Favorite Dish: This place offers everything from Brunch to Dinner. We were here for lunch but this is also quite a fashionable hangout in the evenings.

We had:
- the Okseburger which was enormous, the type of burger you really struggle to get through with fries and a garlic mayo for 90kroner

- Classic Club sandwich which was also pretty big, though I preferred my Burger! - for 70kroner

This restaurant has some really good buffet selection including lamb, chicken, rice, potato fries, vegetabel stew...as you imgaine, yes they are mostly Turkish dishes... but you can choose from a range of Greek / Italian / Turkish salad and cheese. Fruits like strawberries, dates and slices of melon and cakes are also included in buffet. Price DKr. 99. You have to pay for your drink apart from that. Its not just buffet, you can also order from menu. A highly recommended place to eat.

If you happen to come to Den Gamle By museum, Aros or the Art Museum of Aarhus would be on your right side on the way. Even if you don't like 'art' can easily spend a couple of hours at its cafe. For 34 DKr, you get four cups coffee at the price of only two. Good priced snacks are also available. Have a great view of moving Aarhus through the glass.