Gate-side TVs and burgers in Terminal 2
Right in Copenhagen Airport Terminal 2, O'Learys is the sports-bar option when you want a seat, a screen, and a beer before boarding. It sits airside after security in T2, so you’re already through checks and close to Schengen gates. Expect standard pub food: burgers, ribs, wings, and a few salads, with most mains running around 130–190 DKK.
The menu leans American-style: bacon cheeseburgers, chicken wings with dips, and fries in big portions. A draft beer is usually in the 60–80 DKK range, and a soft drink or coffee sits closer to 30–40 DKK. Vegetarian choices exist but are limited to a veggie burger and a couple of sides, so check the menu board at the entrance before sitting down if that matters to you.
O'Learys in T2 opens early in the morning, typically in line with first bank departures around 05:00, and stays open into the evening to catch late flights after 20:00. Service runs on airport time: they’re used to tight layovers and can turn around a burger and fries in roughly 15–20 minutes during normal traffic. During peak waves before SAS and other European departures, expect a short wait for a table.
Screens around the bar show live football, F1, and other major events, which draws crowds during Champions League nights and World Cup matches. If your gate is also in Terminal 2, you’re usually within a 5–10 minute walk, so you can keep an eye on both the match and your boarding time. There’s table service, but you pay at the end at the register near the entrance.
Tip: if your connection between Terminal 2 and Terminal 3 is under 45 minutes, skip a sit-down meal here and grab something takeaway airside instead; O'Learys can be quick, but queues at peak times eat your buffer fast.