Levantin is a restaurant in Copenhagen, Denmark, drawing its cooking from the flavours of the Levant and the wider eastern Mediterranean. For visitors who have already had their fill of Nordic classics, it offers a noticeably different table in the same city.
What to expect
The atmosphere is lively and convivial, with a setting that suits a relaxed evening out. Food is built for sharing, so it works well as a meal for a group of friends who want to order several dishes and pass them around the table.
- Cuisine: flavours inspired by the Levant and eastern Mediterranean
- Style of meal: sharing plates, suited to small groups
- Mood: sociable and energetic rather than quiet or formal
Who it suits
Levantin is a good choice for travellers seeking something beyond the Nordic dishes that many visitors come to Copenhagen for. If you are looking for a change of pace at the table, or a place to gather with companions over a long, unhurried dinner, it is worth considering.
Planning your visit
Menus and bookings are available through the restaurant's website, levantin.dk, which is the best place to check current options before you go. Booking ahead is sensible for a lively restaurant, especially if you are visiting with a group.