Café Knarr - Roskilde

Efter et besøg på Vikingeskibsmuseet kan du faktisk få en smagsprøve på Viking-inspireret mad på Cafe Knarr, et skridt op fra en typisk museumscafe med generiske sandwich og salater. Viking Planken var en prøvefad, der kom med røgede helleflynder skiver, cremet kyllingesalat, pulled pork, røget skinke, kålsalat, nordisk ost (Vesterhavsost) med bærkompot og to slags hjemmebagt brød. Mine favoritkomponenter var røget helleflynder, kyllingesalat og pulled pork, men alt var velsmagende, af høj kvalitet og kom med en gastronomisk historielektion. Servicen på denne cafe var også super venlig, og de udendørs borde var perfekte til at nyde udsigten over havnen med museets rekonstruktioner af vikingeskibe!

Vi smuttede forbi til en hurtig bid, inden vi gik ind på museet. Forventede standard mad, men blev i stedet blæst væk. Absolut lækre, farverige, næringsrige retter! Sandwichene var mættende, grøntsagerne var sprøde og friske. Selv børneportionen var et vidunder i enkel mad udført godt. Absolut værd at stoppe ved!

En af de bedste museumsmåltider jeg har haft. Veganervenlig, bare spørg i kassen, og de vil imødekomme dig. Ærteboller var lækre. Smukt rum også!

Seven hungry people in seven very happy people out. It 's an informal 'order at the counter and sit down ' kind of cafe with servers that deliver your made to order drinks and food quite quickly. But it 's the food that makes the visit worthwhile... My wife and I split a salad and the 'plank ' a fairly large sampler platter. Both were delicious with the plank featuring an amazing (but small) Viking sausage, beer braised pork, and salmon, barley, and cabbage salads. All very, very yummy we loved it. My son and daughter loved the salad and hot smoked salmon which they shared. My mom had a flatbread she loved and my father loved his fishcakes (can you see a trend developing)? Sadly, my mother in law was the 'odd man out ' and found the salad unsatisfying by itself. Which brings to mind my one criticism there needs to be something on the menu (e.g. a cheese plate) to add substance to a vegetarian 's meal. All in all, great food at a really great price. For all you who try to avoid the 'museum lunch ' you need not fear the Knarr.

Located within the Viking museum compound, this little gem is a perfect place to stop for lunch if you are coming to tour the Viking ships. We were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food here. Locally sourced ingredients are the name of the game, they have a delicious selection of sandwiches, salads and platters. The flatbread with pulled pork is highly recommended.