Næsbyhoved Skov
At Næsbyhoved Skov, they have rich traditions which are incorporated into the dining experience. Næsbyhoved Skov takes pride in being a place where people can meet up and have a good time. The kitchen prepares modern food with a classic twist. Take a seat in one of the atmospheric dining rooms and enjoy the view of the beautiful nature.
Head chef with an impressive resume
The restaurateur Morten Hansen was educated at Næsbyhoved Skov back in 1994. Since then, he has gathered a lot of experience at reputable restaurants such as Restaurant Under Lindetræet, Restaurant Vestergade, and Hotel Kolingfjord. Moreover, Morten has been a tenant at the restaurant Oluf Bagers Gaard, which he transformed into a five-starred gourmet restaurant in just seven years. Today, he is back where it all started as a tenant at Næsbyhoved Skov. The vision is to steer Næsbyhoved Skov back to their glory day and they are succeeding which you as a guest will experience when dining here.
Seasonal menu and Sunday brunch
The best produce of the season is always dictating what is on the menu. Here, you can choose between three starters, main courses, and desserts. You can always ask the waiter for the 3-course menu of the day and add the house’s wine menu or just a glass of your choice. If you are vegetarian, you can order the 2-course vegetarian menu of the day. Every Sunday between 10 am and 1 pm, you can feast on an exquisite brunch buffet with everything your heart desires. You can find elements such as scrambled eggs with baked beans and bacon, cold-smoked salmon tatar
A historical location
Næsbyhoved Skov strives to be a meeting place for the locals as this area used to be back in the day. The place is about 200 meters from a hill, where there used to be an old castle in the middle ages. When the local people burned down the castle during the count’s feud in 1534, the hills and Næsbyhoved forest became a gathering place for the people of Odense. In the 19th century, this area became a popular place for shooting, hunting and fishing, and the small restaurant, Fuglsanhuset, was established. In 1889, Fuglsanghuset was taken over by the drayman Jørgen Madsen. Today this place is called Næsbyhoved Skov and it is owned by the fourth generation of the Madsen family.