Faaborg

Faaborg is a coastal town with some 7,000 inhabitants (2020) in the southwestern corner of Funen island. It's an old town dating back to the Middle Ages, with some cobbled streets, a lively harbour district, and nearby forests and parks for recreation.

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Dang - ved brønden

Dang by the water well

Thai restaurant and takeaway, placed close to Kai Nielsen's "Ymer brand", a sculpture from 1912 about the Nordic myth of Ymer gaining nourishment from the cow Audhumla. The restaurant is in a historic building from 1817 called "Ortmann's Palæ", Ortmanns Palace. Humble in size, the interior is exotic, an eclectic mix of Western and Asian styles. The rooms inside are dotted with small tables, making it an intimate experience to eat there. Outside there are also tables, placed by the well on the town square. You can also order take away food from the restaurant.

Daily 17:00 - 20:00170 kr

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Det Hvide Pakhus

The white harbour warehouse

A restaurant which serves meat and fish dishes. It is closed for à la carte during October to December, where it is open for groups and events.

Daily 11:30 - 20:00165 kr

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Faaborg Røgeri Café

Faaborg smokehouse

A functional smokehouse and café which serves a lot of fish dishes, ice cream, warm and cold beverages. In the summer season they turn on their smoke ovens at 11:00 and smoke the fish. On Wednesdays from April to October, veteran cars line up on the harbour outside of the smokehouse. It is right beside a small playground.

Daily 11:00 - 17:00; 1 Apr – 1 Oct: also Wed 19:00 - 21:0029 kr

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Frøken Jensens

Miss Jensens

In a building from 1761, it has been a bakery from 1776 to 1847, amongst many other things. They have a cafe menu for the daytime and a restaurant menu for the evening. The serve Danish dishes.

Mon-Thu 10:00-16:00, Fri-Sat 10:00 - 22:00149 kr

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Restaurant TreKroner

Three crowns

A pub and restaurant, often with live music, in one of Faaborg's oldest buildings, erected in 1686. It has been a called TreKroner since 1897, but its culinary history dates back to 1785. It was owned by local fishermen and makers of strong alcoholic beverages. Trekrone is spread across two rooms, in the largest of which with a bar. The food is primarily traditional Danish fare, Spanish and Mexican food. It has live mike evenings, karaoke and an in house blues band.

Daily 12:00 - 22:00

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