Nice coffee shop in the city center. French style. Good coffee (coffee Laduree), good hot chocolate as well. The expresso was not up to the standards of the Italian Expresso, though. The macaroons were fresh and good. It's a bit pricey but, again, it's Luxembourg!

On a busy day, with people queuing up to be served in the shop and to be seated in the restaurant, it was very interesting to observe the staff dealing competently with the situation. Our table reservation was dealt with efficiently by a smiling and competent waitress. The menu is, of course, not huge, but the choice is good. The lobster roll was delicious, as well as the lobster ‘vol au vent’. I had a light salad with asparagus and burrata and there was a minor disappointment in that my burrata was served straight out of the fridge, very cold. Burrata should always be served at room temperature, as everybody knows, at least in Italy! However our meal was not spoilt and we greatly enjoyed the wine, desserts, tea, coffee etc. The decor is very ‘refined french’ and pleasant. The service, as mentioned previously, is outstanding!

Average only because of the "en frooooçää"/French only attitude of the sales/servicegirls.

French people who earn their money in Luxembourg should at least make a small effort to communicate in Luxembourgish, especially because "macaron" is exactly the same word in both languages!!!!

Ladurée is all over the world and known for sweet temptations.

Situation on the corner of a pedestrian zone and typical decoration of the shop in Lux. city is good.

After been waiting for 10 minutes for a table, I sit down! After I’ve been sited for 3 minutes I’ve been asked 5 times what would I want to have! Can people understand others need time to choose? This pressure is just ridiculous! Don’t think I’ll repeat the visit!!

always great service and tasty treats

recommend the hot chocolate, marie antoinette tea and rose petal macaroons.

pastries can be a bit too sweet so do not order if you are not into too sweet things