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High-end sourdough bakery and café. They also run a in a side street to Strøget.

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Den Lille Kro
A cozy place situated in a somewhat quieter sector of the buzzing Latin Quarter, Den Lille Kro (aptly-named "The Little Inn") serves up a wide-ranging selection of good-quality traditional Danish food in copious portions. Differing lunch and evening menus.
Every day 12:00-21:30Three-course dinners 333 kr (a la carte from 169 kr). Lunch platters from 169 kr
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Stiller's Coffee
This oasis for true coffee aficionados is hidden away in a backyard of a larger building complex that used to house a chocolate factory. It is not easy to spot, but some of the best things in life require a bit of effort. There are numerous spots for truly great coffee around the city, but this place is among the very best for sure.
Mon-Fri 10:00-17:00, Sat 10:00-16:00, Sun closed
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Faour
Relatively new eatery, part of a wave of quality spots of Middle Eastern inspirations across Aarhus. Faour offers falafel, manakish and mezze of various kinds for affordable prices. Almost exclusively vegetarian menu. Good mint tea and Arabian coffee with cardamom.
Closed SundaysManakish menu for kr 59
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Vor Frue Kirke
Church of Our Lady
Medieval church with an interesting crypt church in the basement. The crypt church, built around 1060, is one of the oldest stone churches in Scandinavia. Through a door on the left inside the main church you can enter a former priory with an atrium garden.
Free