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  1. Alouette

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    Opposite the King's Garden in a listed building, Alouette is an intimate tasting-menu restaurant where fire and smoke run quietly through most of what the kitchen sends out. The room has a warm, 1970s-ish palette of browns and beige, and every course arrives with a small account of who grew or caught it. The chef holds a Michelin star, and the sourcing is the kind that takes longer to arrange than to explain.

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    • Monkfish with miso

      “seafood dishes such as monkfish with miso, gooseberry and bee pollen a particular highlight”

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    Kronprinsessegade 8, Copenhagen, Capital Region 1306, Denmark · København
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    +4531676606
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