So i can't remember what the name was, but it was located on the road leading up to city hall (I think it was still vestervold gade but might have branched into another road)
It was operated by 2 middle eastern people, pretty funny guys tbh, me and some friends went there every now and then (me arguably less) during lunch
They served a mixture of real Italian pizza and some stuff like durums, kebab, pita, you know the usual stuff...
However, while they did have a ACTUAL Italian pizza chef to make the pizza, he left after a week because they simply did NOT have any of the stuff stocked up to make real Italian pizzas, after he left they still advertised it as "real" Italian pizza but that's small thing compared to what happened next
Fødevarestyrelsen/The Danish Food Agency (sorry if that's the wrong English term) came and gave them a red, frowning smiley (for those that don't know they are the ones that check if restaurants and the like live up to mainly eating practices and food safety, red frowning = bad, yellow blank stare = mid, needs working on and green smiling = perfect) after they had gotten the red smiley, and got an earful from the agency agent, and after they left, one of the owners went out and removed the red smiley they had put on the front window, as if they had never gotten it in the first place, and carried on.
A month or so after the food Agency came back, different agent and saying he was dumbfounded when he saw there was no red smiley anymore is the understatement of the last 2 decades, he was not too pleased, gave them an incredible earful and not long after they closed up shop and no idea where they went after that.
Anyone got similar stories?
There was a pizzeria on Tagensvej where you could buy a “pizza without dough” for 600kr. They’d then give you a pizza box with a gram of cocaine inside.