Cibo e ristoranti a Luxembourg District

“English pub modern style, for english football league games. 1 st floor for cocktails”

“It's an expensive upscale place with good food, wines and party spirit. You can only access there by car. Dress code is strict and entry will only be allowed if you suit up. Parking is likely to be full on weekends but you can park for free on the street.”

“Everything you might need you can find it here! All in one, supermarket, restaurants, fast food, computer store, hairdresser, pet shop, clothes, shops for kids, ....”

“The décor is flea market chic (you can buy the same furniture and servicewear) and the cuisine is slow food Italian. Lots of fresh daily specials. I like Foccaceria, the wine bar, which always has special tastings and events on. ”

“With a selection of pastas, pizzas and salads this is a great place to eat quickly and in a casual atmosphere. Take a tray, order at the buffet and watch them prepare your food.”

“Restaurant gastronomic or Brasserie with a bit lower prices but both with huge wine card and good food”

“Busy & trendy bar close to the train station, so a 28 min walk. They offer some simple but tasty dishes and have great cocktails. It can get quite busy so better bring patience :) Also open on Sundays!”

“it's brunch time... food and drinks all day long. It was the former café of a TV- comedy serial.”

“Great for breakfast, light lunch, coffee & cake or Saturday brunch. They offer plenty of vegetarian and vegan options. You can check out their opening hours on their Facebook page. ”

“Our favourite bar in Luxembourg, live piano music. People come here together to sing songs in luxemburgisch, englisch, german, french, italian and other languages. Very multicultural and gay friendly!”

“Best Burgers in Luxembourg!! Make sure to book a table one week in advance if you want to try out their burgers.”

“€€ - Léa Linster, the first women who won the Bocuse d'Or, back in the 97, has opened here a little café, right next door to the Luxembourg Shop. Don't miss out on the Madelaines, Léa's specialty!”

“Typical grocery store: fresh vegetables & fruits, meats/butcher, dairy & cheese, snacks, wine, bread, frozen foods, etc. Downstairs for household and personal care goods.”

“€€ - Léa Linster, the first women who won the Bocuse d'Or, back in the 97, has opened here a little café, right next door to the Luxembourg Shop. Don't miss out on the Madelaines, Léa's specialty!”

“Best chocolaterie in town! Their pralines, chocolates and cakes are excellent. The place is very authentic and classical. They also offer french cuisine lunch. ”