Copenhagen, Denmark
From Michelin Guide
An extensive renovation has given a pristine shine to this over 100-year-old restaurant inside a red-brick villa. A ring-shaped, marble-topped bar sits in front of a gleaming open kitchen, where the chefs craft boldly flavoured dishes from superb produce – such as Jutland beef tenderloin glazed in cognac, truffle and green Madagascan peppercorns. There’s a sense of classic luxury throughout, typified by the collection of prestige champagnes housed inside an impressive wine cellar.
From Visitor Experiences
1. Historical Villa Setting: The Samuel is located in a 1891 old historical villa in Hellerup, just north of Copenhagen. 2. Chef's Background: Jonathan Berntsen, the chef and sommelier, has experience with Michelin stars from his previous restaurant Clou. 3. Locally Sourced Ingredients with Global Flair: The restaurant sources most ingredients locally in Denmark but also imports items like lemons from the Amalfi Coast for their superior taste.
From Visitor Experiences
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The wine menu is a chapter for itself, with a focus on classic gems and wines with age. Champagne and Bourgogne are prominently featured.