Byens Kro

Party like it's 1783
Word to the wise: If you loathe cigarette fumes, this isn't the place for you. Smoking is allowed indoors, and you can cut the air with a knife.

This little inn opened in 1783 and has barely changed since, with its dark, unfancy interior and good, inexpensive beer. The place has an artistic bent: the walls are filled with work by talented students from the Royal Danish Art Academy, often for sale at reasonable prices, and young artists prop up the bar beside the old-boy regulars.
It serves a large assortment of international draft and bottled beers, as well as its own brew from the small Danish brewery Svanneke Bryghus, Byens Øl.