Near Frederiksberg Allé metro
Cocktails at Copenhagen prices, ciders below
Vinyl sets, jazz at the core
Our Take on Bird
Bird hides behind a small entrance on Gammel Kongevej 102 in Frederiksberg, a neighborhood that does not hand out hype easily. Visit Copenhagen lists it as a cocktail and listening bar, and both halves of that label carry equal weight.
The drinks follow a few ingredients, full flavor philosophy, with local produce driving a short modern list alongside clean classics. The Martini Socialist's review praised how the menu avoids sugary padding and lands intense, balanced flavors instead.
Vinyl runs the room. Weekly sets from local and international DJs keep jazz at the core, and the World's 50 Best Discovery list includes Bird among Copenhagen's rooms worth crossing town for.
The crowd is local enough that staff get hugged on arrival, which tells you the temperature of the service. Homemade alcohol free options and good ciders mean nobody at the table is an afterthought.
Take a seat near the decks and order whatever the bar is proudest of that week. For more of the city, see our Copenhagen cocktail bars guide, the best cocktail bars in Copenhagen, and the near me bar finder.
The Move at Bird
The Word on Frederiksberg
- The Martini Socialist called Bird a near perfect local, unpretentious with a flawless offering.
- Visit Copenhagen flags the weekly vinyl program with jazz at the core as the room's anchor.
- Tripadvisor reviewers praise the relaxed interior and note the small entrance is easy to walk past, so watch the street numbers.
Read the Room
- Cocktail drinkers who want records with their rounds
- A low key date in a neighborhood without tourist traffic
- Skip it if you want a loud late club, the room rewards listening
When To Visit Bird
Wednesday and Thursday evenings keep the volume at conversation level and the bar seats free. That is the window to talk drinks with the staff.
Friday and Saturday bring the DJ sets and a fuller floor until late. Arrive before 9pm for a table within sight of the decks.
Inside Bird
