Last night we paid a visit to a great Aarhus bar and restaurant in the Latin quarter (ha - I've always loved that Aarhus has a Latin quarter) called Cafe Drudenfuss. I discovered it via a post on OhYouPrettyThings.dk, my go-to blog for Aarhus nostalgia and recommendations.
Drudenfuss offers brasserie food at cafe prices and their menu includes plenty of gentrified junk food (my favourite!) like gourmet hotdogs and Nordic doner kebabs.
I had a Moscow mule and the Nordic doner, which turned out to be a carved-out loaf of bread full of pulled pork and apple slices. Pretty tasty:
Drudenfuss offers brasserie food at cafe prices and their menu includes plenty of gentrified junk food (my favourite!) like gourmet hotdogs and Nordic doner kebabs.
I had a Moscow mule and the Nordic doner, which turned out to be a carved-out loaf of bread full of pulled pork and apple slices. Pretty tasty:
The restaurant also has a very Berlin/Danish look about it, with lots of Eames furniture, wine bottles in windows and random patches of old tiling. Because we are in Denmark, of course there are candles and low lights everywhere.
Cafe Drudenfuss will definitely be on my mood board when I next have somewhere to decorate.
Cafe Drudenfuss will definitely be on my mood board when I next have somewhere to decorate.
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