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Among those wc will menlion: Gammel Avls - gaard, Suhmsgade 5, Bj ø r n s da l , Vesterbro- gade 41 , Danmark, Nørrevold 96 , Garder- g aa r de n , Vestergade 18, Ga r v e r g a a r d e n , Vestergade 10, Tre Hjorte, Vestergade 12, Ho l l and, Nørregade 27, Knaps ted s gaard , Halmtorvet 59, Nordst jernen, Hausergaden 13, Pri ndsen, Vcslergade30, Sjælland, Vestergade 2, Solen, Pustervig8, Trekroner, Tornebuske­ gade 4, To l db o dV i i nhuu s , Toldbodveien 40. The numerous restaurations of Copenhagen have greatly improved, and even the sccond- rate dining-houses cxstinguish themselves by magnifleently furnished aparlments and the splendid way in which the tables are laid. The hest and most frequenled of these are: S ewalb. e’s , lille Kongensgade No. 1, Vi ne en’s , Kongens Nytorv 21, Be c l unann’s, Pilestræde 15, R a s mu s s e n ’s, Østergade 15, J. Gr an dj e an’s, Vimmelskaftet 38, Han s e n ’s, store Kjøbinager- gade 20, Ni mb’s, Gammeltorv, and many others. Ry b er g’s cave, Østergade 13, andGi ndc- rup’ s, Vimmelskaftet 38, enjoy great reputa­ tion for llicir beef, ale and oyslers. Copenhagen posesses a vasl number of Cafés and Con f e e t i o n e r s , but most of them are still in quality far bchind those of foreign countries. This, however, is nol to bc wondered al, for, in consequence of the domestie life