Previously known as City Helse, this shop stocks vitamins, packaged and canned food, vegan and soy products, a small fresh produce section. It's near Norreport Station. Open Mon-Thu 09:30-17:30, Fri 09:30-18:00, Sat 09:30-14:30.
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Vendersgade 6, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1363
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Added by ampallang on 01 Dec 2008
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5 Reviews
First Review by Hawkace
krista-t
Points +286
Small shop with lots of things - Edit
If you want to find everything in one place, this is the shop. It is small, but has all you need: food, supplements, drinks, cosmetics, and household products. I give it four stars only because some products are quite pricey, and I think you can get them cheaper online.
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options
Cons: Expensive
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SonjaCPA
Points +5270
small store - Edit
As this store was close to our hotel, we popped in to check it out. It's small and mainly carries dry groceries, vitamins and beauty products. There's a few refrigerated items, but not much, so we didn't end up buying anything. Probably good for locals.
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Aya
Points +631
Regular health food store - Edit
It's a regular health food store, very spacious and bright, and a bit 'upscale'. It's empty most of the time, I have no idea why. I always had a weird feeling while entering this shop.
Read morePros: Easy to find
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Patricia H
Points +28
Basic shop - Edit
It was the first shop I visited in Copenhagen to get some tofu and basic soy stuff. I liked their range and could find everything I was looking for. I have no prices to compare with yet, but I think their prices are fair.
Read morePros: good choice
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Hawkace
Points +16
Good for basics! - Edit
It is a standard shop, with a variety of vegan/vegetarian brands to choose from. They sell products such as soy milk, dried fruit, cereals, chocolates, vitamins, fruits, cooking ingredients and canned food. You can also find wheat free, gluten free products. However, they don't do frozen food anymore, but you can buy meat-free food in Irma (super-market). I think they are fairly priced, and staff was friendly.
Read morePros: accessible location, variety of brands to choose from, speciality products (wheat-gluten free)
Cons: No frozen food, small shop - less variety
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