Built in 1846 and reputedly once owned by Charlie Chaplin. The name is said to come from the historic Danish influence over the Shetlands. Now a large one bar pub with comfortable seating and wood panelling. The bar is light and airy with hanging flower baskets outside. Four ale handpumps. Watch out for occasional beer and cider festivals, the latter having up to four ciders available. Food options include weekend breakfasts, lunchtime sandwiches, Sunday roasts, a kids' menu, sharing platters, and pub favourites. Note that under the terms of the licence alcohol may not be sold before 9am.