Coffee shops and tea rooms Luxembourg

Kaale Kaffi is a particular concept since it is a boutique-café in which an unimaginable amount of objects and clothes from the 1950s to the 1980s are spread out in the middle of a small bistro-lounge type room. The decor is very special and we love to feel pampered sitting in a comfortable sofa in the middle of these antiques, paintings and thrift shops that some people would be ready to tear off. Vintage lovers or not, people come here all day long to enjoy a good cappuccino or a glass of wine.

Unsurprisingly, this café offers a range of dishes made from... eggs. There's an omelette, toast with eggs, mushrooms, avocado and salmon. The drinks menu features specialty coffees from The Barn (high quality coffees grown and prepared with care). The restaurant extends over two floors, where yellow and white dominate the decor, in all simplicity. It's a warm, friendly address, with the ambience of a neighborhood café.

Opened by Iulia and Liliana, Onda is a 100% vegan coffee shop. In a comfortable, colorful setting (ah! those beautiful frescoes on the wall and that pretty pink counter), you can enjoy a soup, a mixed salad, a smoothie bowl or Chia Pudding. Pastries are made every morning according to the manager's whims. All dishes are prepared with organic ingredients and are animal-free. As for drinks, lemonades are served alongside teas and coffees (with homemade hazelnut milk). An address with good vibes..

Located at the corner of the Place de Strasbourg, Bloom is a coffee-shop just the way we like it. High ceilings, white walls, refined decoration, a few green plants... Its setting is as attractive as its coffees are good. One takes refuge in one of its three rooms to find peace and quiet while the world is buzzing around the station, located two blocks away. At lunch time, you can enjoy quiches, toast or soup of the day. While the sweet tooth is not left out and can choose from a variety of pastries. An address where you feel good!

In the train station district, inside the bike store, the Akor café (an acronym for Arnold Kontz Räder, founder of the cycling brand created in 1917) welcomes you with a pretty bar and a few tables. It serves hot and cold drinks (coffee, tea, milkshakes, etc.), sweet snacks (cakes, muesli, etc.), salads and gourmet sandwiches. The menu is based on fresh produce, some of which is organic, and includes vegetarian and gluten-free options. In summer, a terrace is set up in front of the restaurant.

A meeting place for many teenagers, the T.Zone is the first establishment in the capital to specialize in "Bubble Tea", also known as boba. Straight from Taiwan, this sweet drink is made from tea (green or black), mixed with fruit, milk or syrup. So many elements that it can be made in a variety of flavors! However, there's one aspect in particular that makes it so original: the black tapioca beads that explode in your mouth. If you don't like it, the place also offers coffees and teas.

It's impossible to pass in front of its pop and colorful shop without paying attention... On the Avenue de la Liberté, B'Sweet Donuts offers take-away donuts with amazing flavors. Salty Caramazing, Pistaberry, Merry Berry, Triple choco... Here, Homer Simpson's favorite donuts are original and ultra-gourmand. The decoration of the store reflects this spirit: its pink walls welcome neon lights for a casual and Instagrammable result. Don't leave the store without having immortalized your passage by taking a picture of yourself on its bench!

This coffee shop opened its doors in April 2023 in Royal-Hamilius, opposite the streetcar stop. The modern setting is minimalist: a terrazzo bar, a few green plants, comfortable armchairs around low tables and a counter overlooking the boulevard. In summer, the terrace invites you to enjoy the bustle of the city. It serves coffee from Nantes-based roaster Cime, as well as infusions, matcha and chai latte. Sweet and savoury pastries are also available. An address full of love!

No, this coffee shop won't take you to Tuscany, but to Africa, with coffees from Rwanda, Uganda, Ethiopia, Kenya and Burundi. Like the cafés in Berlin, Florence Specialty Coffee offers a minimalist setting and a pretty little wooden terrace. Regulars push open the door in the morning for a coffee to go, or sit down at one of the few tables with their computer to start the day in a friendly atmosphere.

A real neighborhood café, right in the heart of Limpertsberg. Intense Coffee is the brainchild of Tiago and Mélanie, two passionate baristas who were inspired by Berlin addresses. The place is made of raw concrete, with an open bar, a large table, as well as armchairs, benches and chairs. Only a few green plants add color to the decor. The menu includes all the drinks you could wish for (quality coffees, chai lattes...), as well as cookies, brioches and savory suggestions, all 100% vegan.

Le Gruppetto is a café-vélo, an address that combines the pleasures of a good cup of coffee with those of cycling. The menu ranges from tasty breakfasts to pancakes and snacks (go for a bowl or granola!). Savoury eaters will be delighted by the wide choice of toasts and salads, as well as the weekly specials. After this gourmet break, take a trip to the store, where you'll find all kinds of bike-themed clothing and gadgets.

In the Bibliothèque Nationale du Luxembourg, Njörd invites you to discover the delights of Scandinavia in a hygge setting, offering homemade dishes based on seasonal produce. From quick lunches to afterworks with friends, it offers smørrebrød, soups, salads and desserts to take away, all prepared with care. The experience is rounded off by a selection of original hot drinks, craft beers, wines and cocktails. The adjoining Nordic grocery offers homemade products such as smoked fish, preserves and spices.

ChiqueOlatte is a franchise well known to the Dutch. It has a small café located at the foot of the Royal Forum. Discreet, it is one of those cafés that only regulars know... Upstairs, the Scandinavian and modern decoration offers an ultra-cosy atmosphere, inviting us to settle down over a cup of tea or coffee. In addition to drinks, the menu consists of savoury proposals for lunch and various pastries. Don't hesitate to try the Chiqueolatte Fondue: fruit and marshmallows to dip in melting chocolate..

Tucked away on the Place du Théâtre, Cereal Lovers welcomes you in the morning for a gourmet, quality breakfast. Throughout the day, you can enjoy pastries made in their own bakery, as well as quality coffee. Savoury options (bagels, salads, quiches) are also available, on the spot or to take away. The site also serves as a store, offering all kinds of homemade and organic mueslis, as well as Fairtrade coffee. A selection of designer glassware from Italy is also on sale.

This concept store houses two brands under one roof. At the front is theKnopes coffee shop, offering coffees and pastries all day long. The space is nicely and soberly decorated, with tables and chairs. At the back is Bagatelle, a store selling high-end women's clothing and leather goods. Jewelry, vinyl and home décor are also available. One look at the neon pink sign and we're quickly tempted to admire the pretty pieces that Angélique Bartolini, the store's founder, has unearthed.