Mad & Mokka

Grøndal S-togs-station

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Exploring Frederiksberg

Just a snapshot of today, after a day in school we decided to go outside our comfort zone at Copenhagen Business School. After all the cafeteria is not the only place to talk gossip. We tried a fairly newly opened café near by. Riccos is a coffee chain that exist in numerous places in Copenhagen, but still I think it manages to have an alternative style, not like other coffee chains. Retro furnitures and a nice atmosphere. One can also buy coffee, decorations and books at the Café. Try it out yourself, the Cappuccino was really good!

Falkoner Alle 24
Frederiksberg

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Bang & Jensen

Bang Olufsen is from Denmark, indeed. And so is Bang & Jensen, the coffee place on Istegade (pronounced isteg'èèèè(ld)e- imagine the hot potatoe in your mouth).


As we said, it's about experimenting the city. There we go. Unkown part of the city- Vesterbro. Or not really...It's just a place we're not used to go during daytime. (Déjà vu the café J.&K.??)


First impression: Great! Hygge (wiki: Hygge is a complete absence of anything annoying, irritating, or emotionally overwhelming, and the presence of and pleasure from comforting, gentle, and soothing things), creative decoration, good coffee, reasonable prices,... NICE! One thing I love about Copenhagen is all these nice coffee places you can find in unexpected parts of the city. That's what's missing in Brussels. Ah well, what do I care? I live in CPH now.


Bang & Jensen
Istegade 130
1650 KBH V


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