Pick whatever you like at Atelier September in Nordhavn — An icon of the Scandi café scene thrives in a light-filled sanctuary

Towers of airy whipped butter, breakfasts plated with painterly care, and menus punctuated with praises of seasonal produce. Frederik Bille Brahe’s tiny café on Gothersgade has grown into something larger—a philosophy that’s been exported, revered, and beautifully imagined in Nordhavn.

For over a decade, Atelier September has elevated the everyday into something destination-worthy. In Nordhavn, that tradition continues inside a quaint red-brick house, where whitewashed walls and marble counters meet shelves of ceramics, cookbooks, and sun-dappled greenery. Omelets arrive draped in braised chanterelles and okra, pancakes soak in seasonal compotes, and sweet zucchini jam is paired with Søtofte yogurt and granola.

Atelier September has always been more than a café. It’s a way of approaching food that feels quietly radical in its simplicity. In Nordhavn, that idea finds new light.