Conditori La Glace is the oldest and probably best confectionary in Denmark. Founded in the middle of old Copenhagen on the 8th of October 1870, it has through six generations delivered joy and quality to Copenhagen and its visitors. It is an experience to visit the beautiful old rooms located in Skoubogade 3.
La Glace has a lot to offer, including good taste, traditions, history, as well as quick and qualified service. You can choose to enjoy the confections on location or bring the cakes home with you for coffee. Alternatively, we can deliver to your door.
We hope that after seeing what we have to offer you will feel like visiting our confectionary, tasting our products, and making use of our many services. We are looking forward to welcoming you to La Glace.

Since the young confectioner Nicolaus Henningsen opened his shop at Skoubogade 3 in 1870, the confectionary has, without interruption, been a purveyor of historic cake experiences. After three generations of the Henningsen family, it is now the third generation of the Stagetorn Kolos family who own and manage the daily operations of this traditional confectionary.

A visit to Conditori La Glace is accompanied by a truly special atmosphere. The first thing you will encounter is the display cases showcasing the day’s selection of cakes. Next, you step into the many dining rooms, where the historical ambience is enhanced by original furnishings from the 1890s, interior details from 1924, and the 2015 extension. Come and enjoy life at the patisserie — and, above all, our true stars: the famous layer cakes, pastries, biscuits, ice creams, and confectionery, most of them crafted from original recipes handed down by generations of passionate La Glace confectioners to generations of devoted cake lovers.

Take a glimpse into the daily life at La Glace. Would you like to know what’s happening right now in Skoubogade? Are you looking for inspiration for your next celebration cake? Would you like to see our current window display? Or perhaps you’d enjoy reading more highlights from our rich history?