Beet

This place is what it is. It's a burger place, nothing more, but I found the burgers tasty and the fries were hand cut and well made. Nothing spectacular here, but it's well located and definitely worth visiting. In short, it's a good option, but nothing stood out as spectacular.

I actually really loved Beet. I had the classic 'Beet' burger, which didn't contain any beetroot to my surprise but it was still tasty. We also got chips to share (the portion of chips was massive, you need about a quarter per person so keep that in mind when ordering) and I had a lemon cupcake for dessert which was also very delicious.

The restaurant itself was very clean and minimal. It was busy too, I arrived at around 12am and the majority of customers were sat outside. I can imagine it gets much busier around tea time. Unfortunately it is expensive but the food was good so I think it's worth it.

It is absolutely atrocious that a vegan friendly burger restaurant doesn't have vegan cheese. The 20th century called, it wants it's veg*n restaurants back.

We are french. We spent a day in Luxemboug, and the only vegetarian restauant open was the Beet.
We tried it with pleasure.

It was full, so we stayed outside (it was quite cold -october- but the neigbourhood was animated).

We had the choice between a brunch or the menu.
Many burgers, somes salads and falafels.

We went for burgers -with vegan options-.
To get a burger with french fries and green salad, you have to pay around 14euros.

Compared to similar restaurants (in France and UK) it's expensive. Burgers are cold, and presentation is inexistant (the burger is in the middle of a plate, that's it).

They have good ideas though, and the waitress was very nice.

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Le restaurant est très bien situé.
Pour un burger vegan (pain brun ou classique burger + une sauce + un steak) il faut compter8/9euros.
Pour avoir deux poignées de frite et autant de salade verte, il faut monter à 14euros et quelques (avec un léger supplément pour l'option vegan).

A trois, pour 3 burger-frite-salade et 50cl d'eau plate, nous en avons eu pour 45euros.

We visited Beet twice during our stay in Luxembourg and loved it. Menu range is limited but what they do is executed very well. Had both the falafel pitta and a burger, both excellent with great fries. Dessert was vegan "moelleux au chocolat" with coconut sorbet which was absolutely divine. The owner was very happy to chat about what they did and we were made very welcome.

good selection of burgers and falafel including some unique creations e.g. mango burger (with mango curry sauce); the food was really good, fresh ingredients and not greasy; they also have got some tables outside for sunny days; staff was very friendly

Been to Beet a couple of times during my stay in Luxembourg city.

The food is nothing spectacular (burgers or falafels); but it tastes good!

Plenty of vegan options for dining; but only one vegan dessert (at least at the moment of writing this review).
In any case, the dessert (mango ice-cream with a curry foam) was great, so I highly recommend it.

Location is great, right in Place Guillaume II; and plenty of space inside and in the 'smoking' terrace (although making a reservation wouldn't hurt).

Update (28/02/2016): They now offer many vegan desserts; and the parts of the menu that can be made vegan are clearly indicated. However, by default the burgers and falafels are vegetarian so do not forget to indicate you want a vegan one! If only it was the opposite...

Beet has acceptable prices and a cosy atmosphere. I had the burger menu "Beet", which was composed of a small green salad, fries, the burger and sauce andalouse. Additionally, I had the fresh juice "Power Beet" and the dessert "Vegan passion". Everything was tasty, and the staff was friendly.

I am addicted! FINALLY an easy, yummy yet affordable veggie place. Big plus: great to go with babies, accommodating and staff is very friendly :)

Nice little veggie restaurant in the middle of the city centre. Personnel was very friendly. I had the vegan burger with avocado which was good. I got french fries (with vegan mayonaise) and salad with that. Like someone else already mentioned there is only one vegan dessert, but it was a very interesting and tasty one. :) All in all a nice place for a quick bite.

I have been to beet a few times now. the food is always excellent, I love the atmosphere is very nice and the super friendly staff makes you feel at home immediately. you can get any dish as vegan and even gluten free. it is absolutely worth to go and visit them if you re ever in Luxembourg :)

In this hip establishment, you can, like I just did, eat a fairly good vegan burger, with side salad and home-made fries, with a smoothie and a coffee, for 22€. Given the relative lack of vegan alternatives in Luxembourg, I recommend BEET.