Le Pointu was a great find during our time in Switzerland. It was very easy to locate and one of…read morethe few places in the area that had last-minute reservation availability, which was a huge plus. The food was good, and the service was excellent--attentive, friendly, and efficient throughout the entire meal. The overall atmosphere had a very authentic Swiss feel, which made the experience even more enjoyable. If you're looking for a reliable spot with great service and a welcoming environment, Le Pointu is definitely worth a visit.

We were a group of 3 that came in around 11AM. The cafe was already pretty full by this time so it…read moremight be a good idea to make a reservation beforehand, especially for bigger groups. The place is trendy and laid back. There weren't a lot of menu items but enough for a small cafe. We came in on a Monday so no brunch options but we did get some pancakes and drinks. Pancakes were light, fluffy, and not too heavy or sweet. They looked pretty small but did fill us up quickly! I am curious to try their other brunch menus so maybe I will revisit if I'm in Lausanne again.

Cafe des Avenues is one of my favorite "go to" places. It's one of the few places I feel I can go…read morewith my children (or just my laptop) and feel welcome. Friday nights: I've come here quite often with friends and a group of children and they have always been very accommodating and welcoming. There's a seating area with couches and coffee tables for the children to relax in after the dinner is over and while the adults linger over their wine... Not too long ago, there was a football table for kids and adults alike but some bad mannered children killed the fun for all when they tried to score extra balls by stuffing the exit hole with paper. It was a sad night indeed because it seems that the cafe owners have decided not to repair the table. Weekend brunch: Be sure to call in advance to reserve a table for sat or sun brunch because Cafe des Avenues buzzes with activity during the weekends. THe brunches are popular for families. Serving american pancakes, crepes, eggs, bacon, omelets....this place is as close to home (gastronomically speaking) as I'm gonna get. Weekday: With the exception of lunchtime, the cafe is quiet and the perfect place to get some work done. During the week, you will find the cafe scattered with people working on their laptops, sipping their cafe or tea and nibbling on a croissant or one of their excellent goufres.

found out this place thru a friend that works with my wife. the café is located on a corner near a…read moreround a bout, and is marked well and exterior is clean. we went inside and it is a sit where you please type place. they have a childrens area so they can play while you dine or have espresso. really liked how the waitress took her time and explained about different drinks that are local and how they use as much fresh and organic foods as possible. we both ordered a local brew, Brasserie des Franches-Montagnes, Jura or BFM for short. I had the tartare de boeuf avec crostinis. I had the beef a bit spicy, which is exactly how I wanted it, not overpowered with spice, but just enough heat to feel each bite. both of us were happy with our choices, and hope to come back soon. I will add that the kitchen will not open up until 6:30, as with most cafe's and restaurants here in Lausanne , but you can have a few drinks and talk while you wait.

Came here on a rainy day with my husband and small puppy when visiting Switzerland (we sat outside)…read moreThis place was on a semi busy small street near a crepe restaurant. The food was great and abundant! We ate most of it as we were hungry but if we ever come back, we will definitely share a big breakfast. Our coffees took a while to get to us, it seems like they wait to bring it with the food. Other than that, the staff was pleasant and the food was perfect :)

I came back to Coccinelle Café the morning after I ran my birthday marathon in Lausanne, and…read moreeverything about the experience was excellent. My server, Kate (or Katy) was friendly, helpful, and extremely patient as I was struggling to choose among their great selection of loose-leaf teas. I ended up getting jasmine tea (in the most adorable ladybug tea set!), along with a Liege waffle and berry jam. The Liege waffle came out warm. It had a great texture and its sweetness with the berry jam pleasantly offset the slight bitterness of the jasmine tea. I was there at around 8AM. There were other customers, but it was not too crowded, nor loud. Most people were reading while enjoying their tea or coffee. As always, this café is adorable, and definitely a repeat destination whenever I'm in town!

Ooo see I'm not sure I agree with the Yelpy consensus here dumping a bit on Blackbird. You've got…read moresolid coffee and a broad menu that's executed well. Star 1: How were the service and atmosphere? Blackbird Down Town can get packed full stop, but the service, while a bit chaotic at times, moves things along and if you're wanting to skip the chaos you can just get anything to go, which I ended up doing. Star. Star 2: How were the portions relative to the cost? Okay yes, it is most definitely overpriced. Like a lot, evidenced by my medium portion of Tikka Tikka Chicken Curry costing a staggering 15,60 CHF. That's insane even for Laussane. No Star. Stars 3 and 4: How was the food? While expensive, this was an excellent dish. There wasn't an abundance of chicken but the veggies were so good that they blended right in. On top of that, it didn't fall into the trap of having too much sauce, and it instead blended just right with the quantity of rice. Two Stars. Star 5: Would you be excited to go back? I would. Expensive or not this is a Laussane staple really. Star.

It's not amazing. It's not bad either. Just a bit disappointing compared to their other previous…read morelocation. The service is nice and the decoration/mood inside as well. There is space on Friday/Saturday evenings and they can easily accommodate a large group. Now, the food quality is where it gets a bit more complicated. I went there having a craving for a good meat burger - something that is a bit expensive in Switzerland but usually the meat is good. Unfortunately, after ordering a double burger with bacon and avocado, I was quite disappointed. The meat was very disappointing and frankly left me with a feeling that I was having a meat-free steak. Not great. Fries and salad were fine. Unfortunately, that did not mean that their vegetarian burgers were any better - my GF's opinion of their vegetarian option was not that they were not as amazing either.

The Food is affordable and very tasty. They have a great selection of homemade cordon bleus with…read morefriendly staff.

Casual atmosphere and good salads! Quite various selections…read morefor the table wines(carafe)! but too loud to have the conversation:(

A decent, rather independentist/feminist/artist café…read more Has a decent terrace and interior decoration; a good coffee and home-made baked goods. Overall an interesting alternative to your average Starbucks and worth a stop.

Perfect Horse Tartare…read more A lovely restaurant in the heart of Vevey. Here you find Swiss specialties that you no longer find in France like horse dishes. Their horse tartare was simply delicious.