Valhalla
located under the bridge beneath the main pedestrian street Strøget. You can enjoy a 1 hour all you can eat buffet feast which includes food, drinks including pulling your own beers, and dessert for around DKK 150.
Havnens Perle
Located at the harbour. This place has been awarded the best danish barbecue restaurant in Aarhus. Enjoy a fresh made burger, hotdogs or a traditional danish meal with pork, potatoes and loads of cream sauce. A main meal is around 68 DKK and they serve more roadhouse-style food than restaurant - ensure you check out the website before making the trip out there.
Restaurant Koch
in the harbour has only one menu at DKK 1000. Open Thursday and Friday night only
Restaurant Seafood
Located at the marina they serve, as the name suggests, seafood. The food is photo-worthy when served and tastes equally as good. The menu even comes with a translation page in case you're not familiar with Danish, although it's easier to just get the waiter to translate for you!
Latin Brasserie and Creperie
located on a corner in the Latin Quarter. They serve good mussels with handcut chips.
Casa Mia
Nice and cosy italian restaurant serving simple and tasty pizzas and pasta dishes. Enjoy the food at the restaurant, or have it as take away.
Mefisto
A simple cafe with great food. The menu includes seafood, tapas, meat.
Schweizer Bageriet
Located up the hill south of the railway station. A tasty bakery full of danish delights - perfect for breakfast, although you'll have to find your coffee elsewhere.
Sidebar
Innovative 'food for sharing' features food from around the world. International environment and world-class service. Kitchen open until midnight.
Skovmøllen
Eat your lunch in an old watermill in the forest, then stroll along the stream, running through a beech forest down to the beach.
There are hundreds of restaurants in Aarhus, reaching from cheap kebab joints, to high-class dining. Aarhus is generally known as one of the best places to eat in Denmark, probably due to the strong competition. However, the best places are not necessarily located on the most prominent addresses, so a bit of browsing is recommended. You could also try à en - walk down "the river" in the city center, there are lots of restaurants and cafes with high standard.
The locals regularly frequent the many cafés when going out for a meal. Besides being the best option for breakfast, brunch and lunch, most cafés serve excellent home made burgers, salads, sandwiches, soups and snacks at reasonable prices.
Mackies's Cantina
nice restaurant and café, known for introducing pizza eating without knife and fork, into Aarhus. Pretty cheap prices.