Serves meat, vegan options available. Cafe of the MUDAM Museum, requires to pay the museum entrance fee (5 EUR) to access the cafe except when the exhibition is being changed. The menu is limited but contains a vegan dish which is also gluten free, and consists of a salad, rice, flaxseed bread and fruit). On the weekends they also offer a similar formula for brunch. Reported closed August 2022.Reported closed August 2022.
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3, Park Drai Eechelen, Luxembourg City, Luxembourg, L-1499 Luxembourg-Ki
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Added by Vera Peres on 19 Jul 2014
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3 Reviews
First Review by Vera Peres
danveg
Points +1091
Not recommendable anymore. - Edit
Today, I was disappointed to see that they have removed their only vegan dish from the menu (big salad plate). Fortunately, the kitchen was able to prepare something similar, but the result was not as tasty as the original dish. The plate looked less colorful and had fewer different flavors. Nevertheless, its price has increased and you still need to pay the entrance fee to the museum to grab lunch here.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2018-03-07
Pros: Friendly staff
Cons: Nothing is organic., Not completely vegan, Expensive
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Joshilib
Points +373
enormous side dish - Edit
The vegan option is a big salad, with white rice and some melon on the side. It costs 13€ but, imho, is not worth quite as much.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on Thursday August 28, 2014
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Vera Peres
Points +3264
Massive vegan meal in beautiful venue - Edit
MUDAM has a beautiful wide white minimalistic cafe serving a limited menu which contains some vegetarians offers(mushroom toasts, quorn dish, etc) and a vegan option which consists of a huge salad with some lovely caramelised onion, gluten free flax bread, a bowl of rice and a bowl of fruit.
Read moreThe prices are high but ok for the amount of food you get, in such great location.
I would have preferred a smaller dish as I was not able to finish mine.
Also, they seem to know their way around vegetarian food (they serve quorn) so it would be great if the vegan meal also had some sort of protein (tofu, seitan, etc).
I was surprised to find a vegan option in the MUDAM so please do thank them if you ever go there :)
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