This restaurant was recommended to us and it didn't disappoint. It seems that others know about it…read moretoo. It was crowded after 1 pm. It is mainly a coffee and pastry shop, but they do have a few things available for lunch. You order and pay at the counter, and then select your table. There is no table service. I had a large serving of quinoa salad and my wife had the soup of the day, followed by a slice of chocolate cake. Both main courses tasted excellent and there was a lot of the salad. The chocolate cake had a great chocolate taste and the consistency was perfect. This was followed by mochachinos. Those were excellent too. Overall, this was a great lunch.

The space is absolutely amazing. Whether you want to sit in the gorgeous indoor space and get some…read morework done, or enjoy a coffee with friends out on the patio near the Roman History Museum, the atmosphere here is fantastic. Perhaps the best in Nyon. They serve excellent artisan roasted coffee, and offer a small but tempting looking selection of pastries, soups, and salads and the service is always friendly.

The best pizza we have found so far on our long trip! Super nice staff, quick service, delicious…read morefood!!

It is hard to find a category for this little place. I believe this is the 2nd year for the La…read moreRoulotte. It seems to open each April in time for the warmer Spring - Summer weather. It is located on the other side of the Nyon train station across from the entrance to the local red train that goes up to Saint Cergue. It is temporary food stand/outside cafe. I finally got a chance to enjoy a late summer evening here after getting off the train. This place is always packed and can often be hard to find a seat. All the seating is outside and you go up to the trailer window to place your order and take it back to your seat. Then take your dishes back to the window when you are done. They serve a choice of coffee, tea, beer, wine or other alcohol free drinks. They also have a variety of light items to snack on (changes each day). Typically they offer salads, sandwiches, a meat/cheese plate, sorbet, yogurt, or home made sweets. I happened to take an espresso and couldn't resist a slice of chocolate tart. My espresso was fine, but the chocolate tart melted in my mouth and was perfection - lightly crispy on the outside and gooey soft on the inside. YUMMY! If I get a chance to stop by here again I will before it closes. Dependent on the weather it closed last year at the end of September - beginning of October. Fantastic little spot to enjoy a drink on a beautiful day as you are waiting for the train or ending a day.

As you enter the La Combe shopping centre in the middle is a small coffee stand with seating around…read morethe stand, and several tables. You will often find people sitting here enjoying a cup of coffee. I had some time to kill and so sat down and tried a cup of their espresso. Which for just a small cup of mediocre espresso felt painful for 3.50 CHF. I will definitely not be coming back.