Timeline
18:52
Walk to Moseparken. It is a 25-minute walk from the anchor, but since you are starting here, enjoy the quiet park with its small lake and grassy areas. The enclosed area with sheep is a nice touch if you arrive early enough.
19:52
Stop at Faaborg Røgeri Café for a pre-dinner snack or drink. This smokehouse serves fish dishes, ice cream, and beverages. In the summer season, they turn on their smoke ovens at 11:00, but even in spring, it is a functional smokehouse with a cozy café menu.
20:42
Head to Frøken Jensens for dinner. Housed in a historic building from 1761, this spot serves Danish dishes. It switches from a daytime cafe menu to an evening restaurant menu, making it perfect for an early dinner after the sunset.
21:32
End the night at Restaurant TreKroner. Located in one of Faaborg's oldest buildings (erected 1686), this pub and restaurant often features live music. It has a long culinary history and stays open until 22:00, allowing for a relaxed finish.
Local tip
Frøken Jensens is in a building from 1761, so the atmosphere is steeped in history. TreKroner has been called that since 1897 and was owned by local fishermen, adding to the maritime charm of the evening.
Check before you go
- Frøken Jensens is open Mo-Th 10:00-16:00 and Fr,Sa 10:00-22:00. Ensure you are there on a Friday or Saturday for dinner, or check if they offer evening service on other days.
- Restaurant TreKroner is open Mo-Su 12:00-22:00.
- Faaborg Røgeri Café is open Daily 11:00-17:00, with extended hours on Wednesdays from April to October (19:00-21:00).
Worth knowing
- Frøken Jensens is open at 20:42 only on Fr, Sa
Built from places in the Wikivoyage guide to Faaborg (CC BY-SA 4.0), with open map data from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).