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GRØD

On September 24th, 2011, the world’s first porridge bar opened on Jægersborggade, in the heart of Nørrebro, Copenhagen. The goal was simple: to redefine porridge, and to show the world that porridge can be delicious, delicate and versatile. The company was founded by Lasse Skjønning Andersen, at tha...

51-200 employees

On September 24th, 2011, the world’s first porridge bar opened on Jægersborggade, in the heart of Nørrebro, Copenhagen. The goal was simple: to redefine porridge, and to show the world that porridge can be delicious, delicate and versatile. The company was founded by Lasse Skjønning Andersen, at that time a 21 year old who had developed an enormous passion for porridge as it had helped him out of crime and obesity (and in getting a girlfriend).

The company has grown steadily since. We now operate 6 restaurants in Denmark (5 in Copenhagen and 1 in Århus), and market high quality instant porridge, granola and grains in 7Eleven, high-end retailers and in our webshop. The ambitions are huge and international, but the aim is still the same: making great porridge in a fun and caring environment, and changing people’s perspective about the dish once known to be simple and boring.

Our staff currently numbers around 80 porridge enthusiasts. We are a diverse group of dancers, yoga teachers, students, chefs and nutrition experts - one of us is even a champion MMA-fighter! But we are all united by a love and passion for porridge, and having a good time in our restaurants. Join us!

Frequently Asked Questions

How many employees does GRØD have?

GRØD has around 126 employees. As a Restaurants company, they are actively growing their team with 0 open positions.

Why should I join GRØD?

GRØD is a leading Restaurants company offering exciting career opportunities. With 0 open positions, now is a great time to join their growing team.

What does GRØD do?

GRØD is a Restaurants company. On September 24th, 2011, the world’s first porridge bar opened on Jægersborggade, in the heart of Nørrebro, Copenhagen. The goal was simple: to redefine porridge, and to show the world that porridge c...