Falsled Kro, Denmark

[lanchon]

Michelin guide doesn't cover outside Copenhagen area. Has anyone been to this place? Worth a detour from Copenhagen?

[jakob nielsen]

I am afraid I haven't been there, even though I live fairly close by.

It has an excellent reputation. French orientation, not cutting edge in any way, but not old fashioned either.

Some of my co-workers believe it is the best restaurant in the country (I am not in the food business), and I would have surely gone there long ago was it not because it is quite pricey.

Not sure how useful this information is...but there it is....

[lanchon]

I am afraid I haven't been there, even though I live fairly close by.

It has an excellent reputation. French orientation, not cutting edge in any way, but not old fashioned either.

Some of my co-workers believe it is the best restaurant in the country (I am not in the food business), and I would have surely gone there long ago was it not because it is quite pricey.

Not sure how useful this information is...but there it is....

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Any info is useful. Thank you.

[FDE]

Just visited few months ago, 2hrs+ drive from Copenhagen.

Quail Egg and Truffle

Overall, the meal was okay, but nothing too exciting.

www.finediningexplorer.com/Falsled

[good food]

I agree fully with FDE.

I went to Falsled Kro first time in November last year. I have reviewed the restaurant on my blog:

http://verygoodfood.wordpress.com/tag/falsled-kro/ Unfortunately I didn't get to sleep there though.

Food wise I would definitely choose Søllerød Kro over Falsled. This is my latest Søllerød Kro experience: http://verygoodfood.wordpress.com/2007/07/09/sollerodkro/

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