Peter Faber’s Parlour
Peter Faber’s parlour
Was the originally “The Bar” where many wise words were spoken, and also the place where the servers stayed (maybe a little too much), therefore the old sheep bell on the wall to the left. The bell is mounted with a rope through the wall to the kitchen, and is still in use when there is food in the kitchen waiting to be served, the bell is pulled.
The famous poet Peter Christian Frederik Faber lived in the building and frequented the restaurant daily. Today he is probably best known for some of Denmark’s most famous Christmas carols, such as “High from the tree green top” – “What a violent uproar and alarm”, and many more.
Practical information
The Peter Faber parlour is the room you encounter when entering the restaurant from the street and turning left.
You will find 23 well-laid places, distributed over 10 tables, with the possibility to form groups of up to 23.
If you wish to reserve seats for more than 8, please contact the restaurant as it requires rearranging. If seats are booked for more than what the room can accommodate, you should be prepared to be split in separate rooms / lounges.
Book a table
Restauranten every day 11.30 am – 11.00 pm
Kitchen every day 11.30 am – 4.30 pm & 5.30 – 8.30 pm.
Kitchen closed 4.30 pm – 5.30 pm
We recommend booking a table before your arrival (especially for the evening menu), since we are often fully booked during peak hours: 17:00 – at 19:00
When ordering a table for more than 8 people, you should make your order per telephone or email, precisely so that we can find the right solution for you.
