Conditori La Glace Review

The main dish in the store is grated yam with soy sauce and rice, as well as the main dish of the day, tamagoyaki, side dishes and miso soup. In addition, there is a 3,000 yen premium all-you-can-eat menu, which includes a variety of main dishes, side dishes, salads and desserts. Do you like grated yam?

This is a century-old store in Copenhagen with four storefronts. When we went there, it was still a month before Christmas. The window at the door was full of Christmas-related things, swinging through the transmission method, and the sleigh was pulling Santa Claus running, which was super cute. The entrance is a small door in the first storefront. The first floor is a dessert restaurant with an English menu. You can also look at the sample points in the dessert cabinet directly. We ordered two cakes and a cup of hot chocolate. The hot chocolate is served with cream and can be refilled. Drinking a cup of hot chocolate in winter is really replenishing energy. The decoration inside the store is very retro, with pink walls with some metallic lines, and many old photos hanging. There is self-service ice water in the corner for drinking. The second floor is a cookie store with many varieties. The most surprising thing is that there is a Chinese menu, which is a good solution for people like us who can't speak English and can only order by looking at pictures (covering face bee), and Alipay can be used in the store.

Actually, I have always wanted to go to the hometown of the Little Mermaid to try this cake. But the world is so big, I want to see it all. My friend helped me bring back cookies, 400g for 227 kronor, which is actually a bit expensive. The packaging is a bit nice, and Kang Kang will definitely like this color. Cookies can be mixed with different flavors. Among the 5 flavors, my favorite is chocolate flavor. Frosted cookies are not my cup of tea.

La Glace is an old cake shop! The most famous sports cake (SPORTSKAGE), Sarah Bernhardt (SARAH BERNHARDH), chocolate macaron!

This is a very famous local dessert shop, a century-old shop in the late 19th century. I strongly recommend the hand-beaten fresh milk cake in this shop, which is refreshing and not greasy. This one is called sportskage, which is especially delicious.

LA GLACE is one of the oldest cake shops in Denmark, founded in 1870. It is located on the famous Stroget shopping street in Copenhagen. It is known as one of the top 25 must-visit dessert shops in the world.