About this spot
Orient Espresso cuts through Amager's coffee noise with sharp espresso and pastries that taste like they were baked yesterday. Skip the tourist traps and grab a quick flat white or a flaky croissant before heading to your next destination.
💡 Tips before you go
- Order early in the morning as the selection of fresh pastries disappears quickly once locals arrive.
- Bring cash just in case, as some small Danish coffee shops still prefer it for quick transactions.
- Sit at the counter to avoid lines and enjoy a faster service during peak tourist hours.
Common Questions
How much does Orient Espresso cost?
Expect to pay around 40-60 DKK (approx. $5.50-$8 USD) for a standard coffee and pastry combo.
Where is Orient Espresso?
It is located in the Amager neighborhood of Copenhagen, near the local metro stops serving the city's southern districts.
What should I order if I'm on a diet?
Stick to black espresso or an Americano; they offer light fruit tarts and almond croissants that are less sugary than their cream-filled options.
About this page
Restaurant: Orient Espresso
Cuisine: coffee_shop
Location: Amager, Copenhagen, Denmark
Source: Curated from local review platforms