In a former car park near the bus station, Aarhus Street Food was an instant hit when it opened last summer. A wide range of vendors operate out of recycled shipping containers. As well as staples such as banh mi, shawarma and tacos, there are Danish dishes such as dumplings in curry at Grandma’s House and roast pork sandwiches at Stegen og Dellen – both best washed down with a beer from Ølfred.

Aarhus Street Food has more than 20 stalls with traditional and international food delicacies. The hip food market is open everyday from morning till night, and is a great place for a quick and cheap bite.

But start your gastronomic journey at Aarhus Street Food, a gregarious food court offering everything from Thai curry and American soul food to traditional Danish smørrebrød (open sandwiches).

Aarhus Street Food Market, Ny Banegaardsgade 46; aarhusstreetfood.com. Average price for a meal for two, with drinks, is about 300 kroner ($45).

The concept offers more than 30 different stalls serving food from all over the world – whether you fancy American burgers, Mexican tacos, Vietnamese noodles, French crepes or Danish tartlets, you can find it at Aarhus Street Food. Aarhus Street Food is located in the heart of Aarhus city centre in raw surroundings, which create just the right urban atmosphere, which in combination with the exotic cuisines will transport you to warmer climes on a nice summer evening. Read more about the different stalls and cuisines that Aarhus Street Food has to offer below.

Aarhus Street Food, which was inspired by London's Borough Market, is set in a former bus garage. Offering an international menu from Thai treats to crispy pizzas, and fish & chips to Scandinavian meatballs, all can be enjoyed at traditional Danish long tables. Meanwhile, Aarhus Central Market, offers the chance to shop for Danish delicacies as well as freshly prepared dishes to take away and includes a show kitchen, where chefs and foodies regularly take to the stage to present culinary demonstrations.

Head to Aarhus Street Food, a casual market with independent food trucks including Stegen & Dellen, serving Danish meatball sarnies with heaps of crackling, and condensed street food incarnations of restaurants such as Copenhagen’s Grød, which serves porridge, risotto and daal. On my visit I have a creamy Grød risotto made with purple broccoli, raw apple and thickly grated parmesan as a live band – fronted by a girl who’s the spitting image of Amy Schumer – plays Femme Fatale by the Velvet Underground.

A great way to sample lots of the city’s delights is inside this casual food hall behind the main bus station—altogether brighter, nicer, and more orderly than it sounds. With a decent selection of wine and beer, plenty of tables, and everything from smørrebrød and tarteletter (a traditional savory Danish tart) to Afro-Caribbean dishes and pizza, it’s a great place to pop in for a casual lunch, dinner, or afternoon snack. Ny Banegaardsgade 46 8000 Aarhus, Denmark; aarhusstreetfood.com.

OK, it’s not a craft beer bar but I wanted to give it a little mention as we spent a lot of time here. Aarhus Street Food is located in former bus garages and features a variety of street food stalls set within shipping containers – including plenty of vegetarian options which is always appreciated in meat-loving Denmark – and there’s also a beer bar. The bar had a pretty good range with about 12 beers on draught and as well as a collection of bottles.

The Aarhus region is easily accessible by sea, air, and road. The ferry runs from Ebeltoft to Sjællands Odde, providing easy access for visitors from the Greater Copenhagen area. A well-developed motorway grid facilitates access both along and across the region: the international motorway grid E45/A7 enables visitors from the south to travel directly into Aarhus, and the motorway connections route 15 and route 18 lead them around the region.

We visited two food halls too – Aarhus Central Food Market (tip: go for the award-winning Hungry Dane Burgers) and, much jollier, Aarhus Street Food, a recent arrival, inevitably based in recycled shipping containers. Our visit to the latter coincided with the city’s annual Royal Run, offering a range of sweaty challenges up to 10K. Participants thronged the 30 or stalls in the hall just behind the bus station on Ny Banegaardsgade.

A relatively new addition to the Aarhus food scene, Aarhus Street Food opened in 2016 and has proved to be a hit with locals ever since. This former garage space is now buzzing with food stalls serving everything from traditional Danish cuisine to Thai, Vietnamese, Ethiopian and more. There are bars serving beer and cocktails to accompany your meal, and during the summer you can take advantage of the large outdoor seating area.

Aarhus Street Food, located in the old DSB bus garages near the city’s bus station, offers an amazing street food experience with over 30 food stalls. At this permanent street food market you can find dishes from all around the world: from Mexican tacos to Vietnamese banh mi and traditional Danish smørrebrød. The industrial-chic setting creates an atmosphere that is perfect for casual dining and socializing.

Aarhus Street Food is a permanent street food market located in old buildings at the bus station. It has over 30 street kitchens and bars serving food from all around the world; from traditional Danish smørrebrød and tarteletter to Vietnamese Bánh mì’s. So whether you want to taste Danish food or have the food from your home country, you can find something here – including children, vegans and vegetarians.

For lunch, head another five minutes south of Dokk1 to reach another of the city’s welcome new additions, Aarhus Street Food. Housed in an old bus garage just opposite the Bus Station (and just a couple minutes’ walk east of the train station), it boasts around 30 food stalls, with everything from to pulled duck burgers to banh mi. Alternatively, enjoy some fancy dining with a view at Salling Rooftop.

Aarhus Street Food er altid et oplagt valg, når der er mange munde, der skal mættes, og er et godt eksempel på, hvordan familievenlige restauranter også kan være sjove. Her er udvalget stort, så alle kan finde noget, de kan lide – og der er helt sikkert også en masse lækre retter for de små. I den store hal hos Aarhus Street Food er der godt med plads, så hele familien kan slå sig ned og nyde maden.

Very close to the main train station you can find “Aarhus Streetfood”, an old industrial building converted into an indoor street food market with many Pølsevogne or street food carts (literally “sausage wagons”). I chose a Falafel Box at Zaatar and a Pork Banh Mi at Banh Mi Bandits. The falafel were great, with the addition of feta, hummus and chickpea salad, the tabouleh salad was not for me.

It may be a rainy Wednesday, but the Aarhus Street Food market is packed and full of aromas from all corners of the world. Street Food in the former bus terminal building is one of the most popular places to hang out in Aarhus with over 30 sustainable street food stalls and bars. Try Caribbean chicken, Danish granny food, Vietnamese salads, Ugandan street food or an Indian curry, for example.

Food enthusiasts must visit the Aarhus Street Food Market which operates in a fashionable industrial section of the city. Visitors at the market will discover multiple food stalls featuring traditional Danish dining along with street-food establishments from around the world. At this venue people can experience Danish delights like smørrebrød as well as test out innovative food options.

Aarhus Street Food har taget byen med storm og er blevet et yndet spisested for alle byens borgere. Fordi der findes autentisk mad fra alle verdenshjørner, kommer der tit mange besøgende med rødder i andre lande og spiser deres hjemlands mad. Du finder alt fra mormors boller i karry til sharwarma med hjemmebagt brød, amerikansk bbq, vietnamesiske forårsruller og veganske alternativer.

In recent years, Aarhus has earned an outsized reputation for its culinary chops. The city’s full-fledged food revolution means that hip eateries, microbreweries, and Michelin-starred fare are all on the menu. One of Aarhus’ culinary highlights is the Aarhus Street Food Market, a permanent street food market that offers outstanding street food options from more than 30 vendors.

This casual market in central Aarhus is packed with indie food stalls, including Danish meatball sandwiches from Stegen & Dellen and BangKoch with its Nordic-Asian fusion dishes. You’ll also find condensed versions of restaurants such as Copenhagen’s porridge restaurant Grød, which also serves risotto and daal. Make full use of the big bar and watch live bands play as you eat.

Perhaps it is not your first time in Jutland and Aarhus, or you are just seeking something different from the ‘usual’ museums and tourist attractions – although you still want to include a few famous top sights. If this is the case, you may find inspiration in our Top 9 Cultural Sights in Aarhus, which includes places that are extremely popular with the locals.

Aarhus Street Food is a vibrant hub that embodies the city’s culinary diversity and bustling atmosphere. Set in a repurposed warehouse, this food market offers an array of delicious dishes from various cuisines, making it an integral part of the Aarhus nightlife. Visitors are invited to explore stalls serving everything from gourmet burgers to vegan delicacies.

A fabulous atmosphere and a great selection of dishes representing a wide range cuisines can be found at Aarhus Street Food. Housed in a former bus garage, this street food hub attracts residents and tourists of all ages, all keen to try something new and exciting. There are around thirty kitchens to browse, each specialising in a particular type of dish.

Aarhus Street Food offers a decent selection of foods from all over the world, and I strongly recommend the duck burgers and fries. The falafels are also pretty good, but you’ll find Italian, Korean, and plenty of other cuisines as well. The outdoor seating area is great during the warmer months, and you’ll find plenty of bars if you also fancy a drink.

Situated in an old bus garage, Aarhus Street Food Market isn’t the first image that pops to mind when you think “Nordic cuisine.” But you’d be missing out if you don’t visit this bustling market during your day in Aarhus. Choose from over 30 globally inspired kitchens, where you can try Danish classics, go for Vietnamese, or get tacos all in one place.

The Aarhus Street Food space is the brand-new and, arguably, hippest addition to the Aarhus dining scene. With a collection of dozens of cafes and restaurants serving all kinds of world cuisines imaginable under one roof, the now refurbished former garage is an excellent place to go if you don't quite know what you're in the mood for.

This place is for all the people that want to eat something without spending a lot of money. Choose between different sorts of meals and then sit together and eat. This place has food from all over the world and benches in the middle so that you can enjoy your dinner with your party even if you all chose different food places.

Housed in a converted bus garage by the Aarhus bus station, Aarhus Street Food is a permanent street‐food hall with more than 30 kitchens and bars. You’ll find Mexican tacos, Vietnamese bánh-mì, classic Danish open-sandwiches and plenty of vegetarian and vegan options. Long communal tables create a casual, friendly atmosphere.

Ein Beitrag geteilt von Aarhus Street Food (@aarhusstreetfood). Auf den Street Food Markt von Aarhus haben wir es leider nicht geschafft, aber er soll wirklich super gut und vielfältig sein. Ob amerikanisches Fast Food, asiatische Küche, italienische Pasta oder orientalische Kulinarik, hier kommt jeder auf seinen Geschmack.

Aarhus is home to Denmark’s biggest university and a large student population, so there are plenty of cheap eats around town, too. One of the best places to find a wide variety of wallet-friendly dishes is at Aarhus Street Food. It occupies an old bus garage and features around 30 vendors under its large industrial roof.

Like in Copenhagen, Aarhus has a proper covered and permanent street food market located in a former bus station. We actually arrived when it opened its doors at 11.30 while it was very quiet. However, from what I saw they had everything you could dream of: grilled cheese, French fare, duck burgers, tacos, shawarma...

Aarhus Street Food er et stort marked med gadekøkkenmad fra alle verdenshjørner i en gammel busgarage bag ved Rutebilstationen. Stedet er superhyggeligt og ikke for stort. Jeg har det med at blive smaskforvirret, hvis der er alt for meget at vælge imellem og hvis jeg hverken kan finde ind eller ud, frem eller tilbage.

To get a taste of some foods from all over the world, you should definitely visit Aarhus Street Food. It is a market with 24 different food stands, and you will find everything from traditional Danish food to Vietnamese, Turkish, French and Italian dishes. Get an overview of all the different options here.

Occupying an old bus garage, Aarhus Street Food is cheap eats galore, featuring 30 vendors. The options are global in scope, with everything from Thai and Indian to fish and chips. In the summer, outdoor bars serving beer from the local brewery Aarhus Bryghus make it a great place to come and drink too.

Hos Aarhus Streetfood, behøver I ikke at blive enige om, hvad I skal have at spise. Her er nemlig over 20 forskellige madboder med alt fra ”Mormors Køkken” til ”American Street Kitchen” og lækre desserter som smukke ispinde fra Popsicles. Hallen har plads til barnevognen og et fint lille legehjørne.

So, of course, I had to list Aarhus Street Food as one of the top things to do. Food is the best part of travel in my mind, so a place like this is like a dream come true. Located in an old bus garage, Aarhus Street Food serves up delicious and sustainable food from all corners of the world.

Then you can experience this at Aarhus Street Food at Ny Banegårdsgade 46, which is just a stone's throw from Strøget and Bruuns Gallery. The place is so large that here you will find 25 different street kitchens and bars where you can experience food from all over the world.

Trust me, it’s every bit the foodie paradise you’d hope for, complete with twinkle lights, picnic tables, and cool signage – the works!. Nestled under umbrellas and lights, the outdoor seating feels magical at night. Inside, it’s a bustling hub with 24 diverse food stalls.

Aarhus Street Food is a permanent street food market in Aarhus, which give locals and tourists in Aarhus the opportunity to enjoy all various kinds of street food from more than 30 street kitchens and... The Nicolinehus Market Hall. Photo: Markedshallen Nicolinehus

Aarhus Street Food has in excess of 20 stalls with conventional and global food items. This food market is open daily from morning till night, and is an incredible spot for a quick and affordable bite. Aarhus Street Food, Ny Banegårdsgade 46, Aarhus, Denmark

Street Food – International food hall with food stands from around the world. Great outdoor patios in the summer (Ny Banegårdsgade 46, 10min walk from the main train station) Try their vegan strawberry and dark chocolate popsicles. Open daily 11:30am-9pm.

It is home to nearly 30 stalls with a dizzyingly diverse array of food and drink options. It’s a really delicious and fun place to be. We went once for lunch and once for a leisurely drawn out dinner where we tasted as much as we could get our hands on.

Located in a converted bus garage, Aarhus Street Food is a vibrant market offering a diverse array of global cuisines. With its lively atmosphere and wide selection of food stalls, it’s a popular spot for both locals and visitors to enjoy casual dining.

At the bus station is Aarhus Street Food, which has more than 30 different stalls. Aarhus Central Food Market is located on Skt Knuds Torv by Strøget. In both places you can eat your fill of delicious street food dishes from all corners of the world.

The Aarhus Street Food Market is a foodie heaven in Aarhus where you can get all kinds of streetfood from more than 30 local and global joints, right in the middle of the city. Located in the old bus garages by Aarhus Rutebilstation near Dokk1.

You need to experience the atmosphere and food at Aarhus Street Food. Street Food will meet ALL of your hipster/foodie expectations. You’ll find strung twinkle lights, picnic table seating, couches, unique signage, and everything!

We'll take a short break at Street Food Aarhus, Aarhus' newest food market. It's comparable to Amsterdam's Hallen: various food stalls with affordable snacks. After enjoying a delicious bao bun, we continue our way to DOKK1.

If you think that the street food movement is on the decline, you will be proven wrong in Aarhus. The Aarhus Street Food Hall is always packed. Here, people sit together at large tables and enjoy freshly prepared food.

For a casual lunch or dinner, stop by Aarhus Street Food, where vendors serve everything from Danish comfort food to artisanal falafels out of shipping containers in a buzzing space with communal seating.

If you are running out of sights and wondering what to do in Aarhus next, you should explore the foodie scene. One of the top things to do in Aarhus is to eat. Aarhus does street food really well.

The best place to start is in Street Food, Aarhus’ large enclosed food market, which serves all kinds of food from all over the world, as well as boasting several well-stocked bars.

Vi har indtil nu kun haft gode oplevelser på Aarhus Street food. Men i dag prøvede vi fish and chips hos dynair fish and chips. Det var en virkeligt ubehagelig oplevelse.

Culinary experiences in Aarhus range from traditional Danish cuisine to international flavors, and the Aarhus Street Food Market is a hotspot for diverse dining options.

We only had a few hours at the ARoS Aarhus Kunstmuseum, we wish we would have had more time, but walking around the Rainbow Panorama gave a great view of the city.

i 2016 fik byen sit måske mest markante, gastronomiske vartegn til dato, nemlig det længe ventede Street Food Market lige ved hovedbanegården.

From Aarhus street food markets to popular food spots, you’ll be spoiled for choice. So, where to find the best street food in Aarhus?

Inspired by the success of Copenhagen Street Food on Paper Island, this streetfood mecca has food from all corners of the world.

Street Food Aarhus is a collection of street food traders in a warehouse. Ver similar vibe to that of Street Feast in London.