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The Cloche d’Or shopping centre opened in 2019 with a food court on the second floor. This week, it was joined by other food courts in Luxembourg. Photo: Matic Zorman/Maison Moderne (archives)
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More and more restaurants are setting up in shopping centres

This week, no fewer than three restaurant complexes have opened their doors in shopping centres in Luxembourg. We take a closer look at a trend that is sure to whet your appetite.

Catherine Kurzawa • 03.09.2023
The Glacis funfair has attracted a large number of visitors since it opened last Wednesday. Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne
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First days of the Schueberfouer a big hit

Céline Coubray • 29.08.2023
Alexander Dotremont has known about the Schueberfouer since he was a child. But he had to wait years before finally being able to take part with his restaurant King Kong. Photo: Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne
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Why the Schueberfouer is so appealing

Catherine Kurzawa • 27.08.2023
Union Commerciale de la Ville de Luxembourg (UCVL) president Mireille Rahmé-Bley, deputy mayor for mobility Patrick Goldschmidt, Luxembourg City mayor Lydie Polfer, deputy mayor for trade Maurice Bauer and UCVL director Anne Darin on 24 August presented the 94th edition of the Grande Braderie in Luxembourg City. Photo: Léna Fernandes/Maison Moderne
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94th edition of Grande Braderie to feature family-friendly activities

Léna Fernandes • 24.08.2023
The Schueberfouer may cost the authorities money, but it also has a direct and indirect economic impact given the number of visitors and the volumes consumed on the site. Photo: Guy Wolff / Maison Moderne
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What the Schueberfouer costs fairgoers and the city

Catherine Kurzawa • 21.08.2023
Within the Benelux region, Kiko currently has 28 outlets across Belgium and the Netherlands. A new location in the Cloche d’Or will add Luxembourg to this network. Photo: Shutterstock
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Kiko arrives in Luxembourg

Catherine Kurzawa • 17.08.2023
Terra runs an apprenticeship programme where people can get hands-on practical experience running an ecologically regenerative garden enterprise. Photo: Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne
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A hidden gem for locally grown produce

Yusuf Yassin • 09.08.2023
The takeover of the Delhaize shop in Recogne is Martelange.lu’s ninth store and its first outside Luxembourg. Photo: Delhaize / Jonas Roosens
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Martelange.lu to take over a Delhaize in the Ardennes

Catherine Kurzawa • 08.08.2023
Leasys presented its strategy for the electrification of its fleet in 2021, which included its own network of recharging stations in the countries where the brand is present. Photo: Leasys
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LeasePlan Luxembourg becomes Leasys

Thierry Labro • 03.08.2023
Stéphanie Jauquet is banking on flexibility, including a four-day week, to attract employees to her new food court. Photos: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne. Editing: Maison Moderne
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Cocottes’ four-day week and continuous working hours

Mathilde Obert • 01.08.2023
Flibco employees are entitled to an extra day off each week. Photos: Flibco. Montage: Maison Moderne
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The 32-hour work week at Flibco

Mathilde Obert • 25.07.2023
Salvatore Barberio and Stéphanie Jauquet have been working on the Belle Etoile food court project for two and a half years. From the end of August, it will bring together four concepts to serve up to 500 guests. Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne
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Belle Etoile food court to open in late August

Catherine Kurzawa • 21.07.2023
E.Leclerc is already present in other foreign markets such as Spain, Portugal, Andorra, Poland, Italy and Slovenia. Luxembourg will complete this network. Photo: Shutterstock
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E.Leclerc takes over Match and Cora in Luxembourg

Catherine Kurzawa • 20.07.2023
Orders are prepared in a new 1,700m2 hall adjoining the Ikea shop in Arlon. Photo: Guy Wolff / Maison Moderne
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Ikea Arlon expands e-commerce business

Catherine Kurzawa • 17.07.2023
Pointing at the site of his future bakery, Lou Reiter makes no secret of his desire to open other Le Pain Quotidien outlets in the grand duchy. Photo: Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne
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Le Pain Quotidien arrives in Luxembourg

Catherine Kurzawa • 16.07.2023
“The growing availability of local products and the fact that they are being promoted” is one explanation for residents’ strong appetite for products from regional producers. Photo: Shutterstock
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Local product demand rises: quality and taste main drivers

Catherine Kurzawa • 03.07.2023
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