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Luxembourg by campervan: food and supermarkets

Where to buy food in Luxembourg, which supermarkets to use, opening hours and practical tips for eating on the road. What to know before you go.

Published 18 September 2026Last checked 19 September 2026

Food and shops

Food and shops

Luxembourgish food is German portions cooked with French technique, and it is heavier than the weather usually justifies. The national dish is Judd mat Gaardebounen, smoked pork collar with broad beans. Bouneschlupp is green bean soup with potato and bacon. Gromperekichelcher, fried potato cakes, are what you eat standing up at a market or a fair.

Rows of long sausages browning under a wire rack on a charcoal grill
Market and fair food, eaten standing up. That is where the country is cheap to eat in

Where to shop

  • Best value: Aldi or Lidl.
  • Full range: Cactus or Auchan.
  • Camper access: Auchan and large Cactus stores in retail parks have the easiest access.

What eating out costs, reported

Cheap restaurant meal
€22

Reported range 12 to 32, Numbeo September 2026. Crowd-sourced, not an official figure. It is the figure behind the Eurostat index above

Draught beer, 0.5 l
€5

Reported range 3.50 to 8, Numbeo September 2026. A bottle from the supermarket costs a fraction of it

What to eat

  • Judd mat Gaardebounen, smoked pork collar with broad beans. The national dish, and a serious plate of food.
  • Bouneschlupp, green bean soup with potato and bacon.

Stocking the campervan

  • Shop here and you pay about a quarter over the European average. Shop in France or Germany before you cross if the timing works.
  • Fill the tank here regardless. That is the one thing that is cheaper.