THE ADDRESS Magazine No.17 | Page 364

The elegantly sober colour scheme of powdery shades of blue and grey is offset by white and deep browns and leaves a sophisticated and timeless impression. An impeccably curated mix of furnishings – traditional Parisian cast iron bistro tables, Danish Mid-Century pendant lighting, Patricia Urquiola Nub spindle-back seating and GamFratesi’s Gubi chairs. The venue boasts three elegant restaurants: Almanak serves modern Danish cuisine, including fresh pastries for breakfast, smørrebrød open-faced sandwiches at lunch and traditional dishes, slightly modernised, at dinner time; Verandah is a contemporary restaurant with a high-end Indian menu, put together by Michelin-starred chef Karam Sethi; and Studio, a Nordic gastronomy restaurant by Torsten Vildgaard, the former creative head chef at noma. Studio takes Nordic cuisine to a new level, incorporating produce and ingredients from around the world. With each setting focused on top quality gastronomy, the eclectic range of experiences is one of the most exciting aspects of The Standard. The jazz club, with its red velvet, mirrored ceilings and touches of gold, adds a dash of glamour. www.thestandardcph.dk VINATERIA New York, USA Vinateria presents an inspired seasonal menu rife with influences rooted in the rich culinary traditions of Italy and Spain. Black spaghetti with octopus and breadcrumbs is one of the standout dishes, while the grass-fed beef burgers are a popular weekend brunch selection. The menu is small, with classics, including home-made spaghetti with fava beans, sautéed striped bass in ramp sauce, and grilled octopus on a bed of celery frisée. When it is available, indulge in the light chocolate cake with ruminfused whipped cream. The food pairs beautifully with a New World based wine list. 364 www.theaddressmagazine.com