Following restaurants are booked or visited in 2010
JANUARY
Søllerød Kro *
FEBRUARY
noma ** (Steve Plotnicki)
In de Wulf * (Belgium, Gastros, Food Snob, Food Intelligence)
Le Meurice *** (Paris, Luxeat)
Le CPH Crawl (Kiin Kiin *, Herman *, The Paul *, noma **, MR *, Søllerød Kro *)
MARCH
Herman *
AOC *
APRIL
WD~50 *
Per Se ***
Corton **
MAY
Søllerød Kro *
Kiin Kiin *
JUNE
The Paul *
noma **
JULY
Søllerød Kro *
2009 Epicurean Adventures
JANUARY
El Poblet **
FEBRUARY
Søllerød Kro *
noma**
Geranium *
MARCH
Paustian * (High-End Food! 
Søllerød Kro *
APRIL
Ti Trin Ned
MAY
Kiin Kiin*
Mielcke & Hurtigkarl
noma**
JUNE
Geranium* (Food Snob)
noma ** (Chuckeats)
Geranium*
Kiin Kiin* (Gastros)
noma **
JULY
Søllerød Kro * (YKL)
MR * (Gastros)
AUGUST
Schloss Berg ***
Søllerød Kro * (Gastros)
SEPTEMBER
L’Arpege *** (Paris)
In de Wulf * (Belgium)
Lux * (Stockholm)
Mistral (Stockholm)
noma** (Gastros)
OCTOBER
MR *
Søllerød Kro *
NOVEMBER
Kiin Kiin*
DECEMBER
noma ** (alone)
2008 Epicurean Adventures
DECEMBER
None 
NOVEMBER
27 noma **
OCTOBER
13 Herman
09 noma ** Business lunch and thus no review.
SEPTEMBER
23 Ze Kitchen Galerie * (Paris) – Business lunch and thus no review.
19 The Kitchin * (Edinburgh)
JULY
11 In De Wulf * (Belgium) a rising star!
09 Oud Sluis *** (The Netherlands)
12 Restaurant Résidence ** (Germany)
JUNE
07 Glashuset
26 Ensemble *
09 Facil * (Berlin)
11 Margaux * (Berlin)
MAY
21 Geranium *
10 Willi’s Wine Bar (Paris) Read about it about it in my Paris Report #1
21 noma **
APRIL
22 Kiin Kiin * Read it!
30 noma ** Such innovative lunch!
12 noma ** – My first noma nassaaq experience.
02 Pierre Gagnaire *** Lunch with Laurent read his or my review
05 Desserier Reviewed as part of my Paris Report #1
MARCH
28 Madeleines Madteater A nice experience but not stunning.
20 Bryghuset Vendia
14 Babette will write about that when I find the time.
13 noma **
12 Geranium *
FEBRUARY
28 noma ** (A (great;) business lunch. And thus no review. No photos. Very sorry to say. It was tough not to capture this experience at all. (What kind of boss makes you blind taste and guess the wine? My goodness;) Awesome).
JANUARY
19 Restaurationen
31 noma **
2007 Epicurean Adventures
JANUARY
27 formel B *
MARCH
29 noma **
APRIL
18 noma **
24 Une Table, au Sud *
28 Le Clos de la Violette **
MAY
15 MR *
JUNE
4 Zirbelstube *
24 Søllerød Kro *
JULY
4 Nouveau
AUGUST
2 August noma **
SEPTEMBER
1 The Paul *
20 Geranium
24 Agata e Romeo *
29 La Pergola ***
OCTOBER
9 noma **
NOVEMBER
9 Glashuset
15 noma **
23 Falsled Kro
28 Fat Duck ***
DECEMBER
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I just spotted that you had a business lunch at noma last week – well done you! It’s a good day at the office when you’re being paid to enjoy noma!
You know, it was so perfect.
I was worried that it would be awkward or embarrassing, but Rene both generous and professional as our host was (don’t know his name). When I made the reservation I did inform that it was on a business purpose.
Hi Trine,
Have followed your blog some time now and I think you have tied for first place on my food critic list together with Adam Price:-)
For your June trip to Berlin I can highly recommend Ana e Bruno, located in the Charlottenburg area. I have eaten there a couple of times – latest back in July 2007.
The food is italian (you probably figured that out from the name) both innovative and some dishes very traditional.
If you like italian wine let Bruno decide what you should drink – you wont be disappointed.
I heard rumors about the restaurant at one time having 2 stars in the michellin guide but never had that confirmed – in my opinion it is only worth 1.
Keep up the good work and the eating, I really enjoy reading about it… And when you have the time, spend a weekend at Falsled in late September!
Bo
Bo,
No. Really?
WOW! Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
(Actually, Adam Price is my favourite too. Søren Frank is cool and I like him a lot too, but there’s something unique and warm about the way that Adam expresses himself).
Going back to Berlin, I really like the idea of letting Bruno decide what to drink – then I could try and guess it hehe. Okay calm down, Trine!
I’m considering Margeaux and Facil (I have two night, maybe three). Would you swap one of them with Ana e Bruno?
Trine
I’ve not been – but have heard very good reports about Sa.Qua.Na in Honfleur in Normandy.
http://www.alexandre-bourdas.com/saquana/
Hey again Trine
)
Sa Qua Na is the one Guillaume advised you yesterday for lunch.
I’ll send you a link with the pics GoT has taken there last year in summer (some similarities with Michel Bras, not surprising as the chef – Alex. Bourdas – has been the chef of Bras in his Japanese restaurant for some years before coming back in France and open Sa Qua Na).
Cheers
Laurent
Hey both sweet ones! Thanks for the link and the photos. I’ll make the reservation for sometime in July!
Should i help you for in de wulf ?
)))) – i wonder now if they are not close in july – i’ll investigate…
this seemed the right spot for Edinburgh recommendations – is that right? I’ve not been for some time so you may wish to verify my comments … but as always, depends on what you are looking for. Of the Michelin starred spots, I would lean towards Tom Kitchin’s place http://www.thekitchin.com/ and there have been good reports from Martin Wishart http://www.martin-wishart.co.uk/main.html but I wonder if this would be as much fun.
There are other places that I would strongly suggest you avoid – but perhaps it would be more discreet to put those in an email!
Yes! Edinburgh
I better look for a couple of inexpensive places also. Look forward to hearing more!
I think we have four nights in town and I think I would like both the fancy stuff as well as something very local and simple and unique for the city (=fun) – just like any visitor coming to CPH and ask me for advice
So, Tom Kitchen looks good. French touch with snails and foie gras and a lot of fish. Rib of Scotch beef dry aged for 26 days sounds good too. Yummy. The menu at Martin Wishart looks similar, but it would be lovely to do both, though it might be a bit unrealistic
I bet you had a blast at El Poblet! Quite happy and proud my blog was a source of inspiration to you. On the other side, I’d really love to go to Noma one day, you made it more appealing with every single report about it. Also interesting to know how El Poblet compares to Noma, their cooking styles seem to be quite similar.
Greets! Alex
Dear Trine,
Sergio was so sad that he don’t say goodby to you on the flemisch in Bruges!
He would like to show you his new restaurant, brasserie and questhouse when you come to visit belgium or Holland.
Best regards
Lars Boot
officemanager oud sluis
Dear Lars
I was sad too. Anyway, I’ve sent you an email.
Trine