Luxembourg boasts a high standard of living accompanied by high prices. While this may not pose a problem for those with well-paying jobs, for students or anyone else on a tighter budget, dining out can quickly become a costly affair. That's why we're here to lend a hand, presenting several cheap restaurants in Luxembourg where you can enjoy a meal without breaking the bank.
Hey, foodies! In this article we will find cheap dining options even in this expensive capital with a main course priced around 10-15 euros, though some restaurants are offering main dishes for less than 10 euros.
After walking up and down the cramped streets of the old town, you need to replenish your calories, so make sure you stop by one of the local restaurants, especially since even in this historic and touristy part of town you can find budget-friendly options for a bite to eat.
1m walking from the Luxembourg City Tourist Office
Some examples of what you'll find include a Vegetable noodle soup for 13.8 euros, Cold noodles with shredded chicken and peanut sauce for the same price, various salads ranging from 9 to 11 euros, and kimchi for 6.8 euros.
What sets this place apart is the special touch of having noodles and other dishes prepared right before your eyes, imparting a fresh, delicious, and truly unique flavor to each dish.
In front of Galeries Lafayette
Indulge in options like Frite & vol au Vent for 7.90 euros, Fries & tomato sauce meatballs for 8.90 euros, or Fish & Chips with tartare sauce for 13.90 euros. Additionally, La Baraque offers an assortment of sauces and accompaniments such as Minced beef or chicken croc, ensuring a satisfying and flavorful experience centered around the beloved French fry.
In front of the Luxembourg City Tourist Office
Moreover, you'll find diverse dishes suitable for vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free diets. For instance, indulge in a Baguette with confit tomato and avocado for just 6.4 euros, a Cream of asparagus soup for 6.2 euros, Gnocchi bolognese for 12.8 euros, Ricotta and spinach Cannelloni for 13.8 euros, or various types of quiches for 7.4 euros. At Cocottes, eating healthy doesn't have to break the bank.
3 minutes walk from Galleries Lafayette
Working hours on Sunday: 11:00 – 16:00
Lunch, dinner or a snack can be even more interesting (and profitable) if you turn to the Luxembourg diverse gastronomic scene: here you'll find unusual ethnic cuisines for a budget and a taste. You can travel without leaving the country if you know where to go for a meal!
2 minutes walk from the central train station
You can for example taste Basil beef for 11.6 euros, a curry chicken in coconut milk for 10.6 euros, or a Lemongrass soup for only 9.9 euros. You can even order combinations of a main course and a side dish for less than 15 euros such as sautéed vegetables with fresh spring rolls for 14.7 euros.
5 min walk from Glacis square
Here, you can indulge in flammekueches, pinsas, burgers, croque-monsieurs, and even seafood dishes. Try the mushroom flammekueche for 11 euros, a tram burger for 9 euros, or an XXL croque-monsieur for just 7 euros. With its welcoming atmosphere and wallet-friendly options, Cafe de Tramways is the perfect spot to enjoy a satisfying meal and a refreshing beer.
8 minutes walk from the central train station
Some dishes you can order are the Lentil Soup that you can have for 9.9 euros, a falafel wrap with Arabic pita bread for 8.99 euros, a Beetroot Hummus for 9.2 euros, a Chickpea Salad for 7.9 euros or even more complete dishes for only 13 euros like the Spinach And Feta Spring Rolls or the Grape Leaves.
7 minutes walk from Rives de Clausen
Some of their dishes are the Ashak which you can try for 13.5 euros, the Bamia for 10.7 euros, some falafel sandwiches for 8.5 euros or the most famous Persian dish the Zerishk Palaw for 15.3 euros.
3 minutes walk from the central train station
Their menu, meticulously crafted by experienced chefs with years of expertise in India's top restaurants, offers a plethora of tantalizing dishes. Dive into delights like Goby 65, a crispy and spicy appetizer featuring cauliflower or paneer, spices, yogurt, and aromatic herbs, available for 12 euros. Or savor the Malasa Dosa, a fried dosa filled with potato masala, onions, and green peas mixed with Indian spices, served with sambar and a variety of chutneys, priced at 9.5 euros.
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