Gourmet products local specialties and wines Luxembourg

Facing the Grand Ducal Palace and with its own terrace, this charming chocolate salon offers a concept for gourmands: the chocospoon, a block of chocolate attached to the end of a spoon to be dipped in hot milk. The result is the hotchocotouch, pure hot chocolate. You can also sample other delicacies: treat yourself to a slice of carrot cake, brownie, marble cake, English cream cakes... Vegan and lactose-free options. This is definitely Luxembourg's chocolate paradise! Savoury snacks are also available for lunch breaks.

The Domaine Henri Ruppert extends over 7 ha, on the Stromberg side of the Schengen hills. The noble grape varieties (pinot and auxerrois) are carefully selected. With its rough stone façade in the traditional style of the region, the tasting pavilion, built by the Luxembourg architect François Valentiny, evokes a rocky outcrop overlooking the Moselle. You can taste their products in their wine bar or during a tasting session (reservation required). A small catering service is also available.

It is a 29,000^m2 shopping mall with no less than 65 retail outlets. The shops explore the fields of fashion, sports and leisure, home and garden equipment and services. Almost everything can be found on site. The nerve centre of the shopping centre is the Cactus hypermarket. If you are feeling peckish, there is nothing like a stopover in one of the 11 restaurants of the gastronomic village. Large car park with 3,000 spaces.

A safe value of the Grand Duchy, the Oberweis stores have been camping in Luxembourg for almost 40 years. You can buy dacquois, but also pastries such as milk chocolate pie or fig pie. You will not be able to resist ice creams, sorbets or chocolates, which are of great freshness and quality. Original and rich sandwiches. The one based on Coppa (Italian sausages) blends perfectly with his butter in pesto, original and delicate. A total of 5 Oberweis shops are distributed in the city.

The Caves Saint-Martin were founded in 1919, in the aftermath of the First World War. The underground galleries were carved out of an immense limestone massif between 1919 and 1921. Bacchus himself would not have been able to resist the call of these galleries dedicated to the enchantment of the palace and where high quality wines and white crémants lie. The guided tour of the underground galleries followed by a tasting in this internationally renowned wine cellar is worth the detour, as it is one of the most beautiful in the Luxembourg Moselle.

Auchan is the largest supermarket in the Grand Duchy and its clientele comes from all over the country. On the 12 000 m 2 of sales surface, you find everything, absolutely everything: photo service, hi-fi, video, computer, appliances, games, clothing, jewelry, beauty and health space, sports articles, flowers, and all food items, including a remarkable fish radius, a pastry-pastry radius manufacturer a very wide range of products and meat, cheese and catering products where you will find authentic and tasty products. Among services Auchan: Free home delivery throughout the country for important purchases such as washing machines or refrigerators, installation of your VCR or computer, a ticket box to buy its concert or theatre tickets, and drive-in service allows you to buy your beverages in large quantities. A playground with hostesses welcomes children from three years of age so you can do your shopping quietly. The very large number of boxes allows a minimum waiting time.

The Hypermarket Cactus, the largest Luxembourg supermarket, is located in the middle of the shopping center of Shopping Center Belle Etoile. This huge supermarket offers everything with a preference for Luxembourg products. Estate, toys, kitchen utensils, very large DIY. And among the food rays, the wine radius is particularly appreciated. And, because doing its shopping, this is hollow, Cactus has planned everything with its restaurant the Cactus Inn and its menus from 7,70 €. The Enseigne also has several smaller supermarkets, spread across the country and in the city as well as in the Limpertsberg (13-15, Pasteur Avenue) and the station (32, rue de Strasbourg).

This is the fish of the brewery of the same name.

An original sign, which has the particularity of constantly attacking Guinness records of the largest (bretzel, chocolate bears, bouchon caps) and winning them! Also titles of better glacier or better artisanal bakery. Here, as we have understood, the quality is at the meeting!

Poll-Fabaire crémants are produced according to the traditional method (a second fermentation in the bottle). Created by Domaine Vinsmoselle, this product of the Luxembourg terroir has been rigorously elaborated according to the strict quality criteria of the Champagne production method. The production site takes place in the Caves de Wormeldange, located in a prestigious Art Deco building founded between 1927 and 1930 and open to guided tours.

The Ourdaller cooperative brings together farmers, producers and craftsmen from the natural parks of the Our and the Haute-Sûre. They defend sustainable food production and biodiversity. The brand offers pasta as well as beers, liqueurs, vinegars and regional oils, tea, honey and mustard. You can find their products in their store in Kalborn, but also on markets or some supermarkets. Family activities and guided tours of the farm are offered.

The Diekirch market is held once a month on the Place Guillaume II and complements the weekly fresh produce market, which is held in the pedestrian zone (rue du Marché, Place Bech, rue du Curé) every Tuesday at the same time. The monthly market offers fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and fish, plants, clothing, animal products, etc. At the market, at the market... you can really find everything!

As its name suggests, L'Épicerie offers beautiful local products: olives, fresh pasta, oils, spices, sweets, vinegars or wines, breads and pastries... as well as a small butcher's section and an outdoor fruit and vegetable stand. The establishment receives its fresh products every day, for the pleasure of all lovers of quality products. The ideal place to buy what you need during your stay or to find original items to take home or to offer to your family and friends. At noon, you can also eat on site.

A friendly, trendy place reminiscent of Berlin cafés: wooden floors, mismatched antique furniture, flowery wallpaper, 1970s chairs... Home-made organic salads, sandwiches and soups of the day are served. Don't leave without a dessert: they're to die for. In the evening, turn to a cocktail or a beer from their wide selection. You'll appreciate the "chill" atmosphere, allowing you to enjoy the evening in peace with friends. Service is impeccable, but be warned, only Shakespeare's language is spoken.

Léa Linster is a famous Luxembourg chef and the only woman in the world to have won the prestigious Bocuse d'Or gastronomic competition (in 1989). She runs a star restaurant in Frisange, 10 km from Luxembourg City, as well as a café next to the Grand-Palais Ducal. Here, you can enjoy chocolate, tea or coffee, accompanied by delicious pastries. Its specialty: madeleines. Gone are the dry cakes of your childhood: these are creamy, caramelized and melt in your mouth! To eat in or take away, to extend your stay.

This is a quality grocery store, offering only products that respect sustainable development, seasonal and organic fruit and vegetables, as well as traditional crafts such as candles, soaps and other decorative items. Regional products such as oils, jams and vinegars are also available. Its commitment to the environment is reflected in its buildings, which were built according to the precepts of eco-construction. A lovely address where you're sure to find something to please.

Established in 1954 by Gretsch Roger and Marie Gretsch-Heiderscheid, Boulangerie-Pâtisserie Mosella is a veritable institution. The production site is located in Mertert, while the company has four sales outlets (Leudelange, Luxembourg-City and two in Remich). On the Place du Marché, you can buy bread, Viennese pastries, cakes and chocolates. The address also includes a tasting room, with a pleasant terrace, where you can sit down to eat a crêpe.

This delicatessen offers good Italian products: tomato sauces, olive oils, biscuits... It is also a very warm wine bar, where it is good to meet up with friends. Specializing in Italian wines, the founder Salvatore makes it a point of honor to take himself on the road to meet the winemakers. Theme evenings are proposed from time to time and the menu is regularly renewed in order to offer new tastes and products to customers. It is also possible to privatize the shop.