Traditional food and national cuisine in Luxembourg
In this article, we will take a tour of dishes that define Luxembourg's national cuisine and also explore the country's noteworthy beverages that perfectly complement these delectable dishes.
Luxembourg is not only known for its beautiful landscapes and rich history but also for its unique national cuisine. Influenced by neighboring countries like France, Germany, and Belgium, Luxembourg's culinary scene offers an amazing fusion of flavors and a diverse range of dishes.
Luxembourgish national dishes
Traditional Luxembourgish cuisine is a hearty and flavorful blend of various European influences. It is also characterized by the use of locally-sourced ingredients, such as potatoes, meat, and dairy products.
Where to buy groceries in Luxembourg
Where to buy organic products: markets, stores, farmer shops
Here you can enjoy the authentic flavors of Judd mat Gaardebounen, prepared using time-honored techniques
De Feierwon in Kirchberg has an unusual twist on Luxembourgish recipes and offers f’rell am rèisleck in a modern way. All ingredients are organic and locally produced. The price of f’rell am rèisleck there is 26 euros.
For the traditional taste of kuddelfleck, head to Mont Chalet Bistro located in Dudelange. It is a traditional bistro that serves a variety of classic dishes, as well as some more modern options. They also have a wide selection of beers on tap, as well as wines and cocktails. The price of a delicious kuddelfleck in mustard sauce is 9,8 euros.
If you want to try Bouchée à la Reine, we recommend Brasserie du Cercle, a restaurant located in the heart of Luxembourg City. The restaurant serves a variety of popular Luxembourgish dishes, as well as some Italian and French options. Bouchée à la Reine is made there from scratch and comes with French fries and a salad for the price of 23,5 euros.
Traditional pastries and desserts to try in Luxembourg
Besides main dishes, that can fill and warm you up, there are plenty of baked goods. There is always a place for dessert, and Luxembourgish people know that. In this small country, the locals truly appreciate the importance of indulging in a delightful dessert.
Want to enjoy desserts and the wonders of Luxembourgish cuisine with your friends? Read our special article about perfect spots to do so – Sunday brunch and lunch places in Luxembourg.
This bakery has 17 shops all over the country.
Verwurelter is traditional carnival food in Luxembourg. They are typically eaten during the Fuesent, the annual celebration in February. Learn more about national holidays in the Grand Duchy in our special article – Luxembourg holidays: bank holidays and traditions.
Working hours vary on place.
If you want to try mummentaart in Luxembourg, head to Confiserie Namur, a traditional Luxembourgish bakery that has been around for over 100 years. They make their apple pie with fresh, seasonal apples and a flaky pastry crust. The price range from 15 to 19 euros depending on the size of the pie.
For homemade, mouth-watering, and delicious wäffelcher, we recommend taking a road trip to Berdorf. There you can find Berdorfer Eck, a boutique slash restaurant slash bed-and-breakfast located in a middle of a beautiful forest.
Traditional beverages: Luxembourgish local wines
To complement the exquisite flavors of Luxembourg's national cuisine, it is essential to explore the country's notable beverages. Luxembourg offers a wonderful variety of drinks that represent the rich culture of this country.
In winter it is common to drink warming Glühwein or mulled wine, while in summer a real Luxembourger will almost never say no to a cold glass of local sparkling wine or beer.
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