I did not know that both Hay, the furniture designer, and Mikkeller, the beer brewer, were specifically Copenhagen based before we got there, so it was a surprise and delight to to able to visit both Hay House ( https://www.hay.com/functions/hay-stores/hay-stores-denmark ) and Mikkeller’s “War Pigs” BBQ place ( https://www.warpigs.dk/).
On the walk to War Pigs we passed but did not enter this other bar that seemed to have every conceivable kind of live music? Ambitious.
Figure 3. The doorway entrance to a brick building: a steel door fully glazed with a single piece of glass, frame painted green, propped open using a cobblestone, surrounded by wide open wooden shutter doors painted the same green. To the right of the shutters is a chalkboard listing bar specials.A piece of cardboard is taped to the left shutter with masking tape that says “Jazz & Not Jazz.” Smaller pieces taped to the right shutter do that thing bars love to do which, is point out that you can get drinks there (both in Danish and English, “FADØL!”, “DRINKS!”)JAZZNOT JAZZSSADFADØL!ORINKSBARBEERSHANCOCK PILSMER osCAMA FUSEDKOMBUCANAO PREMIUM SERLING E222H4M60, STERWINE:REDIAHITEDRINKS:GIN& TONGDARK M'STURNILSHOTSCHANCOCA.
I also just noticed that the other door proclaims “Drinks!” (in Danish and English) and “WC!”, which I guess is a sort of Drinks & Not Drinks.
