Wine bar in Copenhagen
A wine bar in Vesterbro, Copenhagen
Vesterhus sits on Istedgade, a few minutes' walk from Copenhagen Central Station. Natural wine, charcuterie and live music in a room that opens onto the street when the weather allows.
Getting here
On foot
Five minutes from Copenhagen Central Station. Walk down Istedgade – we are at number 29 on your right.
Metro and train
København H (M3, M4 and all regional and intercity trains) is the nearest station. Enghave Plads (M3) is at the other end of Istedgade.
By bike
There are bike racks on Istedgade. Come early on Friday and Saturday – the space in front of the bar fills up fast.
Opening hours
| Monday | Closed |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 15:30–23:00 |
| Thursday | 15:30–23:00 |
| Friday | 15:30–00:00 |
| Saturday | 15:30–00:00 |
| Sunday | Closed |
What's around
Istedgade runs from Central Station out towards Enghave Plads. We are at the near end, close to Halmtorvet and Kødbyen. Tivoli is a ten-minute walk and the city hall is around the corner – handy if you are getting married and want to celebrate afterwards.
When is it best?
Wednesday and Thursday are quiet – good if you want to hear each other. Friday and Saturday fill up after 20:00 and stay lively past midnight. When there is live music people arrive early, so it is worth being here from 19:00.
Good to know
- Do I need to book a table?
- No. We welcome walk-ins and most evenings there is room. If you want to be sure – especially Friday and Saturday, or if you are more than four – you can book online.
- Do you serve food?
- Yes, small plates: cheese, charcuterie, bread from Bageriet BRØD, olives, Portuguese sardines and a grilled sandwich. Not a restaurant, but enough for a whole evening.
- Can I take wine home?
- Yes. Every bottle on the list is available for takeaway at 40% off the bar price.
- Is there anything without alcohol?
- Yes: alcohol-free IPA and sodas from Herslev Bryghus, kombucha, and an alcohol-free Secco on the wine list.
- Is there live music?
- A couple of times a month, and a whole week in October during our own festival, Vester Blues. Entry is always free.