In short: for a raclette restaurant in Luxembourg, our favorite address is Edelwyss in Kopstal, a Swiss chalet serving a French raw-milk PDO raclette à la carte and an all-you-can-eat deal on Thursdays. In the city, all-you-can-eat raclette can be found at Chez Ugo in Kirchberg (€35, from November 25 to December 19, 2026).

Addresses checked on 11/03/2026 on the restaurants’ official websites. Prices and opening hours change often: check them before you go. Do you run a raclette restaurant in this city? Write to us.

Raclette in Luxembourg: A Grand Duchy That Melts for Cheese

Luxembourg has everything of a raclette country: gray winters, French, Belgian and German neighbors who each have an opinion on the subject, and an international population that gladly makes peace over a potato blanketed in cheese. In Kirchberg, “shall we do a raclette tonight?” travels around in November faster than an internal memo. Origins of the dish: see what is raclette?

What you need to know: the capital has few restaurants devoted entirely to melted cheese. Raclette lives there mostly in season, in winter chalets, cheese shops that open a few tables or mountain-style houses in the neighboring towns. Most deals are served from two people: coming alone is possible, but you will have to make a friend at the next table.

Here are five verified addresses, rather than a padded list of restaurants that closed three winters ago: four raclettes and one fondue, for the evenings when you would rather dip than scrape.

Our Addresses at a Glance

RestaurantAreaStyleAll you can eat
EdelwyssKopstal (northwest of the capital)Swiss chalet, raclettes and fonduesYes, on Thursdays (€29)
Chez UgoKirchbergWinter Grand Chalet, street foodYes (€35), winter season
Schuman, le ChaletSchuman roundabout, near the Grand ThéâtreWooden chalet, raclette and fondueNo
Um HaeffchenBerchem (south of the capital)Savoyard specialtiesNo
Hostellerie du GrünewaldDommeldangeWinter fondue at a hotel barNo (fondue only)

Map of Raclette Restaurants in Luxembourg

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1. Edelwyss: The Swiss Chalet That Never Puts the Grill Away

A Swiss flag as the site icon, a proudly claimed “Swiss Chalet” spirit and a menu that talks about Appenzeller and Vacherin Fribourgeois: in Kopstal, Edelwyss fully embraces its role as an Alpine embassy. According to its website, two raclettes are on the menu, a French raw-milk PDO one and a Swiss one, plus a fine array of fondues. What we remember most is the all-you-can-eat raclette on Thursdays, lunch and dinner, announced on a graphic posted this fall. It is the address for purists, and for colleagues looking for an excuse to leave the center on a Thursday. By slice five, you will understand why the nap was invented in the Alps.

  • Address: 34 rue de Saeul, L-8189 Kopstal
  • Phone: +352 27 40 81 89
  • Contact: info@edelwyss.lu or contact form
  • Official website: edelwyss.lu
  • On social media: Facebook
  • Directions: Open in Google Maps
  • Getting there: northwest of the capital, 10 minutes from Strassen and Limpertsberg according to the website
  • Raclette deal: all-you-can-eat raclette on Thursdays, lunch and dinner, from 2 people, €29 per person, cured meat platter extra (official graphic). À la carte: French PDO raclette €24, Swiss €28.50 (website menu)

2. Chez Ugo: The All-You-Can-Eat Raclette of Kirchberg

The rest of the year, Chez Ugo is an open-air street food space in Kirchberg, with pétanque and board games. When the cold arrives, the team opens its Grand Chalet for a Winter Edition whose all-you-can-eat raclette is the flagship deal. According to the menu published on the website, the cheese is offered in raw-milk or pasteurized-milk versions, with baby potatoes, cured meats and salad. What we remember: it is the easiest address for a raclette night with colleagues from the plateau, without having to get the car out. Be careful, the season is short: from November 25 to December 19, 2026 according to the website, a window narrower than a low-cost flight during the holidays. Before you dig in, reread our tips for an all-you-can-eat raclette night.

3. Schuman, le Chalet: Raclette in Solid Wood near the Grand Théâtre

At the Schuman roundabout, a few steps from the Grand Théâtre, the Schuman restaurant is renovating its main dining room until early 2027; in the meantime, dinner is served in its chalet, a traditional wooden house. According to the chalet menu published on the website, the raclette comes with cured meats, salad, potatoes, gherkins and pearl onions. The fondue combines Vacherin Fribourgeois, Swiss Emmental and Gruyère. What we remember: the most “night out in town” address on the list, handy before a show. The chalet also serves flammekueches for the guest who swears they do not like melted cheese (there is always one).

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Post: © Schuman (official Instagram account @schuman_luxembourg), announcement of the chalet’s closing night during the previous winter season

4. Um Haeffchen in Berchem: Savoie on the Edge of the Capital

Of the three Um Haeffchen houses, the one in Berchem, south of the capital, is the closest to city dwellers. The menu plays the mountain card right down to the dish names, with the Alpinist, the Skier and the Abominable Snowman (a flammekueche, don’t worry). On the cheese side: four raclettes from two people (vegetables, cured meats, smoked salmon or Grisons cured beef) and, from September to April, three Savoyard fondues. What we remember: the variety. Vegetarians, salmon fans and cured-ham devotees all leave happy. The house also serves tartiflettes: our comparison raclette or tartiflette will help you decide.

5. Hostellerie du Grünewald: Winter Fondue at the Bar

No raclette here, but a fondue that fully deserves its place in this guide. The Hostellerie du Grünewald, a century-old institution in the Dommeldange district, a few steps from Kirchberg and the airport, serves a cheese fondue from November to March in its winter bar. According to the website, it comes with its traditional accompaniments, in a space of about forty seats. What we remember: it is the ideal option for a table that has already done three raclettes this month and wants to change tools without changing religion. Bookings are made by email only: plan ahead.

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Post: © Hostellerie du Grünewald (official Instagram account @hostellerie_du_grunewald), photo @maximehphoto

  • Address: 10-14 route d’Echternach, L-1453 Luxembourg (Dommeldange)
  • Phone: +352 24 51 49 20
  • Contact: info@hdg.lu (fondue booking: event@hdg.lu) or online booking
  • Official website: hdg.lu
  • On social media: Instagram · Facebook
  • Directions: Open in Google Maps
  • Getting there: a few steps from the Kirchberg plateau, according to the website
  • Raclette deal: no raclette; cheese fondue served at the bar from November to March, price on request (official website)
  • Booking: fondue by email only

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Making Raclette at Home in This City

To take cheese home, the cheese shop and wine cellar Kaempff-Kohler, at 18 rue du Curé (L-1368 Luxembourg), put raclette in the spotlight last winter with platters of French raw-milk and Swiss raclettes, according to its website kaempff-kohler.lu. To choose the right wheel, see our guide to the best raclette cheeses and our tips for buying raclette cheese. As for equipment, our comparison of the best raclette grills will spare you the grill that only heats on one side, and our secrets of a successful raclette will do the rest.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where Can You Eat All-You-Can-Eat Raclette in Luxembourg?

In the city: Chez Ugo in Kirchberg (from November 25 to December 19, 2026). Just outside, Edelwyss in Kopstal offers its all-you-can-eat deal every Thursday.

How Much Does a Raclette Cost at a Restaurant in Luxembourg?

According to the menus checked on 11/03/2026, expect €24 (Edelwyss) to €39 per person (Schuman chalet). All-you-can-eat deals range from €29 (Edelwyss) to €35 (Chez Ugo).

Do You Need to Book for Raclette in Luxembourg?

Yes, especially in season. The Chez Ugo Grand Chalet opens by reservation (walk-ins welcome on Friday evenings), the Grünewald fondue can only be booked by email, and the other addresses take bookings online or by phone.

When Should You Eat Raclette in Luxembourg?

The main season runs from November to March. Some offers are very short, like Chez Ugo’s, while Edelwyss and Um Haeffchen serve raclettes for longer.

Read also: the best raclette restaurants in the world and the directory of raclette restaurants in capital cities.

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