Anatura Hotel Luxembourg

Restaurants nearby

• K restaurantBib The sprawling K chalet sports a wood-burning fire and wooden rafters, together with a waterside terrace that is bliss in fine weather. A crowd of regulars often meets up here to feast on the extensive à la carte lineup and the attractive set menu, depicted by heroically wholesome brasserie classics. Whether it be a big-boned game terrine or fork-tender juicy Scottish salmon served with choucroute and a butter sauce underscored by Riesling, gutsy, textbook Gallic flavours loom large on the menu – to the delight of our tastebuds.3.6km
• SENSA Sensa unveils a warm, natural vibe, which is enhanced by large picture windows overlooking the glorious countryside. The terrace is taken by storm come sunny weather. The elegant restaurant of the luxury Anatura hotel will take your tastebuds on a whirlwind tour from east to west. You may start with steamed gyoza stuffed with langoustine, leeks and just a hint of lemongrass, while a kimchi sauce with grilled sesame seeds adds umami. How about a vol-au-vent for a main, or a juicy hanger steak expertly grilled on a parilla and paired with a pepper sauce laced in vintage whisky? Thrilling and bea33m
• Zur Post★ Michelin The Pankert family has been delighting food lovers for three generations, making Zur Post a blue-chip establishment that has held at least one Michelin star since 1977. The friendly homespun feel of this stylish establishment is reflected in the thoughtful service and romantic interior. Chef Pankert delicately wields his technical prowess, delving into the classical background and extensive knowledge that form the backbone of his cuisine, while adding a subtle, well-judged Asian edge. He may pair super-fresh hamachi with red cabbage, delicately perfumed with yuzu, crunchy celeriac and black se16.4km
• Quadras★ Michelin Fleeing the limelight, Ricarda Grommes devotes herself body and soul to her stylish, trendy eatery, where you can feel and taste her quest for perfection, including in the elegant, spot-on table service. Ricarda’s inventive streak shines through in knockout appetisers and it is obvious that she attaches great importance to plating, while demonstrating a consummate grasp of modern techniques. Each dish is intelligently crafted and underscored by sides. The chef effortlessly navigates between French tradition and Asian precision and you will taste regional produce and exotic ingredients. An exam16.8km
• Pip-Margraff This family - run hotel restaurant has been open for business since 1876. The customers come for its essentially classical menu. The chef keeps pace with the seasons and game is one of the house specialties. The rooms are flawlessly kept, as is the well - being centre.16.3km
• La Fleur de Thym David and Olivia embark you on an Ardennes adventure that is both familiar and polished in their welcoming house appointed in a modern vein. The chef’s deft, modern score is an ode to first-class ingredients which are allowed to shout their name. He may underscore scallops marinated in sake with a mirin dressing and textures of yellow beetroot, while Anjou pigeon acquires a worldly dimension in two dishes flanked by autumn veggies, fried panisse (chickpeas) and a knockout port wine sauce. Recognisable, contemporary fare with a respectful light touch that takes regional cuisine to new heights.19.8km

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