Around lunchtime, Baylee and I took the Metro downtown and went to Nyhavn (the famous street with the colorful houses) for the first time. I would like to go back during the week because it was super crowded. We found a pizza place and ate there for lunch.
In Copenhagen, they apparently don't bring you the bill towards the end of your meal like they do in the United States. I think the waiter asks you if you want the bill after you've totally finished your meals because Baylee and I couldn't finish our very large pizzas and our waiter didn't return to our table after dropping off the food. Other tables finished their meals and got the checks right away. We figured out we had to wave them down and ask for a box and the bill.
After eating lunch, we walked around some of the stores. The shopping here is very expensive and most of the inexpensive stores we also have in the United States. After walking around for a long time we took the Metro back home and relaxed for a bit.
I went to two new grocery stores to get some food for the next few days. I still haven't found a grocery store I really like and have tried almost all the ones in my area but I will keep looking.
Then, I ate my leftover pizza and showered. I think all the new foods are upsetting my stomach a bit so I'll probably stay in the rest of the night.
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