Luxembourg just got itself a new neighbour with very French ambitions.
Bouillon Batignolles has landed in Hollerich, right next to Come à La Maison, bringing with it metro plaques, nostalgic music, and that unmistakable brasserie energy that makes you feel like you’ve suddenly taken a detour to Paris — minus the TGV.

The concept comes from France, where their first restaurant opened in 2022 in Metz. Since day one, customers kept saying the same thing: “It feels like Paris.”
And honestly? It does. From the décor to the playlist, everything is designed to give you that instant “bouillon” vibe: casual, generous, bustling, charmingly chaotic in all the right ways.

They chose Hollerich for their Luxembourg address and, if their numbers in France are any indication — around 1,300 guests every weekend — the city might need to prepare itself. The house philosophy is simple: good food, classic dishes, and accessible prices.
And yes, “accessible prices” and “Luxembourg” rarely exist in the same sentence, but here it genuinely works.

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The Lunch

We started with the demi-Camembert gratiné with truffle (€9.80) — bubbling, rich, and unapologetically indulgent. Exactly the kind of dish you secretly hope no one at the table wants to share.

For the main, I went for the Toulouse sausage with purée (€9.90).
I swapped the regular purée for the truffle purée (+€5.50) — and honestly, worth every cent.
A dish with zero pretension and full comfort. Perfectly seasoned, hearty, and served in the portion size you expect from a bouillon: generous enough to make you reconsider dessert… but not for long.

Speaking of dessert, I tried to be reasonable and chose the pistachio ice cream (€7.80). The others did not.
Their chou (€4.80) and baba (€8.90) arrived like absolute divas — tall, fluffy, dramatic, and smelling dangerously inviting. Bouillon-style desserts don’t do moderation.

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Why It Works

Bouillon Batignolles hits a sweet spot that Luxembourg doesn’t always manage: authentic French comfort food, big portions, and prices that don’t hurt.
It’s casual, it’s warm, it’s busy in the fun way — the kind of place where people actually look happy to be eating.

They’re also open 7/7, with lunch and dinner service (not non-stop), another little French luxury we don’t talk about enough.

If you’re craving something comforting, familiar, and just a little Parisian, this is a very solid new address to add to your list in Hollerich.