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good coffee in copenhagen takes you off the main drag pretty quickly. amager gets overlooked by visitors who stay tethered to vesterbro or the city centre, but locals in the 2300 postcode have known about alice on markmandsgade for a while now. the reputation is quiet and specific, the kind that spreads because people keep coming back rather than because anyone made a big announcement about it. you don't need to know much before you go, just the address and the fact that the neighbourhood rewards the small detour. independent spots in this part of the city tend to draw a steadier, less self-conscious crowd. worth making the trip out to amagerbrogade, especially for a morning filter.
curated by gautam khorana, editor · updated
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newly on the copenhagen radar. alice is building social momentum at buzz 0/100.
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