About
Welcome to Skt. Peders Bageri, the cherished gem of Copenhagen and the city’s oldest bakery. Nestled in the heart of Indre By at Sankt Peders Stræde 29, this delightful establishment offers an authentic taste of Danish pastry artistry. With a menu that features both sweet and savory baked goods, Skt. Peders Bageri has something delicious for everyone seeking a memorable breakfast or brunch experience.
Walking into Skt. Peders Bageri is like stepping into a warm embrace; the cozy atmosphere and inviting aroma of fresh pastries instantly make you feel at home. While the bakery may be small, its reputation is immense, often leading to queues that speak to its popularity among locals and tourists alike. But don’t let the lines deter you; they move quickly, and the anticipation only adds to the excitement of trying their delectable offerings.
What truly stands out is the sense of community this bakery fosters. Regulars know it as a perfect stop for their morning coffee and pastry, while visitors often leave with fond memories and pastries in hand. The outdoor seating is also a fantastic option for those who’d like to enjoy their goodies al fresco, perhaps while watching the world go by in this charming neighborhood.
In summary, Skt. Peders Bageri is not just a bakery; it's a destination that encapsulates the essence of Danish baking traditions. Whether you're indulging in a cardamom danish or savoring a chocolate croissant, every bite at Skt. Peders is a testament to quality and craftsmanship. If you find yourself in Copenhagen, make sure this beloved bakery is on your list to visit. You won’t regret it!
“ I came here with 2 other friends on a wednesday morning around 10am and there was no line! We were also able to secure seating almost immediately (it's pretty small inside). I ordered a pistachio cream pastry and a cardamom bun and they were both pretty good but the pistachio cream definitely got a little much towards the end. I would recommend splitting this one with someone. The cardamom bun was less fragrant than the Juno Bakery version but it was softer and tasted more flavorful! ”
“ This is one of the oldest bakeries in Copenhagen, and I couldn't leave Denmark trying trying a Danish pastry before leaving. So naturally, my friend I came here twice during our short stay. Everyone else in Copenhagen knows what's up because this place was crowded and had a small line a couple hours after opening. If you wait till noon, you'll be left with cinnamon rolls (which is still a fantastic option). The pastries here are phenomenal - warm, soft, perfectly sweet. Absolutely worth a transatlantic flight over. ”
“ Ambiance: 3/5 Service: 5/5 Food: 5/5 This place definitely deserves all of the hype it receives! I came on a weekday morning and was surprised to have to wait in a line but luckily it went by quick. The space itself is quite small with only a few tables available so I would say it's best to be prepared to get some goodies for takeaway in case you can't snag a table. Once I got to the front of the line I was overwhelmed with all of the delicious goodies they had to offer so I went with the recommendation of the lady working at the front and was so glad! The pastry was warm and perfectly soft, I still dream about it to this day. I can't wait to go back! ”
“ this bakery has something for everyone. sweet and savory options. we went on wednesday for the snails (cinnamon rolls). they were really good. but their pizza foccacias are amazingggg. ”
“ For my first cinnamon roll in Copenhagen, I thought I should try it from the oldest bakery in town. My first impression was that it's definitely less sweet and yeasty than the NA version, with the texture being more bread-like. I have to admit that the outer part was a bit too dry for my taste, but the closer you got to the center, the better it tasted, especially in combination with the cinnamon sugar. It's a good roll for sure, and the price point is quite low at 26DKK, with plenty of locals stopping by (always a good sign), however I don't know if I would consider it extraordinary. ”