Pick whatever you like at Connie-Connie in Refshaleøen – Now run by the team behind restaurant Calma, this award-winning café re-opened this week with a new look and new menu

Restaurant Calma has captured the hearts and tastebuds of Copenhageners ever since it opened earlier this year, and now, they’ve teamed up with Sicilian young guns Giusseppe Condorelli and Roberto Fonte to take the reins at Connie-Connie. Located alongside the Copenhagen Contemporary in Refshaleøen, this newly revamped café promises Italian-inspired dishes, hyper-local ingredients, and an artsy, laid-back atmosphere. Start your day with a coffee and croissant while taking a stroll along the waterfront, grab a light lunch after enjoying an exhibition, or sip natural wine and soak up some afternoon sun on the patio. Stunning aesthetics and stellar food make Connie-Connie a must-visit.

WHAT YOU GET

Pick whatever you like at Connie-Connie. Bite into a buttery croissant, or enjoy a yogurt bowl with pumpkin seed granola, strawberries, and seasonal jam. Go for a caprese salad with creamy stracciatella, chopped dates, and basil. Taste sea bass carpaccio with fresh peaches, fennel and radish crudité, peach vinaigrette, and dill. Savor sauteéd oyster mushrooms with hummus, herby chimichurri, feta cheese, and kalamata olives, or get grilled red pepper and white bean spread with balsamic vinegar and pangrattato. Have canned fish served with sourdough bread and fresh lemon. Snack on a cheese plate, freshly baked focaccia, and Nocellara olives. Treat yourself to a handmade popsicle or slice of banana cake. Sip an espresso, Americano, or cappuccino brewed with specialty coffee beans. Drink organic sodas, natural wine by the glass, beer on tap, and more.

CONDITIONS

The voucher is redeemable at Connie-Connie.
The voucher can be used from today until November 29, 2024 (Note: Extended until December 20, 2024).
Purchase one or more vouchers. Each voucher has a value of 250 DKK.
(Note: You can visit the café without paying admission to the Copenhagen Contemporary – but it does have some pretty cool exhibitions!)