7x delis in Maastricht
That Maastricht is the city of good taste, you've probably known that for a long time. But where you can taste that good taste yourself might not. We help you discover Maastricht's most delicious delicacies. From richly filled drinks boards and bites for your afternoon drink to all kinds of delicacies from the caterer to take your dinner at home to a higher level. Oh and don't forget the local wines and beers?
Le Salonard
The shop window is full of piles of rustic breads, inviting you to step inside. Beware though, the chances are dangerously high here that you will walk out with delicious produce irresistible! Local wines, or just that top wine from France, homemade sausages and showcases full of cheeses. At Le Salonard you can indulge yourself. Monique and her team are happy to help you put together the perfect French drinks board at home. They even sell fresh oysters... Très chic!
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Le Salonard
Le Salonard
't Rommedoeke
With three branches, 't Rommedoeke is now a household name in Maastricht when it comes to delicatessens. Named after perhaps the most famous (or infamous) cheese from this region. By the way, they are not only known for their wide range of cheese, but also for the various local wines, olives, salads and fine meats. Also highly recommended if you want to take your daily 'cheese sandwich' to the next level!
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't Rommedoeke
't Rommedoeke
La Pepita
In the St Peter's district (take an instant stroll down St Peter's Mount), you'll find this gem among delis. Hip drinks, chips in bags you don't want to open because they look so pretty... But also sandwiches to-go. Which is an understatement, because the sandwiches at La Pepita are truly unique. The New York Reuben sandwich with beef pastrami satisfies even the biggest hunger, wow! Next level lunch, go!
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La Pepita by Vroegop
La Pepita by Vroegop
A la Paco
When it comes to Spanish delicacies, A la Paco is not to be missed. On a side street off the Vrijthof, step inside the walhalla of Spanish delicacies. Bocadillo serrano ham to-go? Si! Bag full of tapas, olives, manchego cheese and bread? Si señor! At A la Paco, you're in the right place. Literally, because there is also plenty of room to sit down, inside and outside in the city garden, where you can enjoy Spanish lunch with tapas or Andalusian almond cake in peace and quiet.
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A la Paco
A la Paco
Le Souk
A few doors down from Le Salonard (tip 1) is this small but oh-so-fine shop. At Le Souk, you really can find all the goodies from Morocco. The owner has been running this household name in the city centre for years. Want a real tip? Then let her compile a few trays of olives and dips herself. She knows the best flavour combinations for a unique cocktail package like no other.
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Le Souk
Le Souk
Gembira
In ever-bustling Wyck, all you have to do is follow the blissful scents of Indonesian food to end up at Gembira. Here you buy everything for a delicious sellectie of Indonesian specialities, which you can heat up at home in no time. The always cheerful and friendly staff are happy to help you put together the perfect rice table.
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Gembira
Gembira
Turquoise Mosae Gusto
In the underground section of Mosae Forum shopping centre, you will find your favourite Turkish delicacies at Turquoise Mosae Gusto. A family-run establishment where you can get everything your heart desires: tapas such as anchovies, prawns or squid in oil, various (spicy!) dips and tasty Turkish bread for dipping. The house speciality is the olives. In fact, olive lovers can choose from no fewer than 15 varieties of olives, all marinated in-house. They also have a fruit and vegetable section and fragrant shelves with herbs and spices from all over the world!
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Turquoise Mosae Gusto
Turquoise Mosae Gusto
