Many things have happened over the years, including the fact that the first grilled chickens in Copenhagen were served here as “Chicken in Basket,” which was half a chicken and a handful of fries in a basket with a napkin, and a beer in the other hand. You could also always get a meter of beer here.

In the windows, you can see 4 hand-painted leaded glass windows with nymphs and forestgods. The windows are original and date back to the construction of the property in 1829, but there is no explanation as to why nymphs and gods are depicted on them.

Since our takeover in 1982, both the premises and the menu have changed character, the rooms have become more homely and some of the old tavern character has changed with bookshelves and wall lamps, furthermore, the bar that originally stood in the Peter Faber’s parlour has been replaced with small tables, and the back room has been transformed into a dining area, but all changes have been made with deep respect for the past and the history of the place.