Section 06 / Food Experience 03 / Mode: Eat
06.03
Halifax Køge.
Burgers on two floors in Strædet, next to the cinema — with Braunstein’s Køge beer on the taps, poured by Halifax for eleven years before the burgers followed it home.
The place

File: 06-HALIFAX-CUT / the plates as shot, the wall re-tiled · Photo: Halifax
The beer got here first.
Halifax has poured Braunstein’s Køge beer since its first restaurant opened in Copenhagen in 2007. In April 2018 the burgers followed the beer home: two floors in Strædet, next to the cinema, 165 seats inside and thirty on the terrace, which moves out onto the square when the weather allows. The joke at the opening was that a pipe straight from the brewery would have been simpler.
The menu is a map. City-named burgers from Copenhagen — cheddar, chipotle mayo, pickled gherkins, 109 DKK — to Lone Star, two patties and double cheddar at 149, by way of Liverpool with a fried egg and HP Sauce, and Berlin, the vegan one on a pretzel bun. Everything from scratch: the buns, the aioli, the rösti. In the photograph, the pretzel bun with the egg on top.
Address
Antoniestræde 4, 4600 Køge — in Strædet, next to the cinema, a minute from the square.
Opened
April 2018, Halifax’s tenth restaurant. Two floors, 165 seats and thirty on the terrace.
Kitchen
Burgers on 150 g of beef, breaded chicken or a mushroom-root patty; every burger as a salad bowl on request. Fries classic, vinegar, spicy or sweet potato.
Prices
Burgers 109–149 DKK, fries 40–45, dips 15, a snack-and-share platter 145. Pretzel or gluten-free bun +10.
Hours
Monday 16:30–21:00. Tuesday to Thursday 16:30–21:30. Friday and Saturday 12:00–22:00. Sunday 12:00–21:00. Takeaway too.
Beer
Braunstein from the harbour, on Halifax’s taps since 2007 — eleven years before the burgers reached Køge.
Booking
Through halifax.dk, or by phone: +45 82 30 43 08. Groups of ten or more get the lounge or the hall, up to fifty — booking@halifax.dk.
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