Who'd have thunk our first meal our recent 9-day trip to Switzerland and Lyon would be our best? It…read moreseemed a bit spendy at the time (and it was our most expensive meal), but it was absolutely delicious, high quality, well executed the whole way through, and accommodating of us showing up at 9pm. I had slow-cooked beef wrapped in the most delicate of cabbage (could you even call it cabbage?), drizzled with mashed potatoes and au jus around the edge. It was such an elegant take on a classic preparation. Devine. The wine pours were not generous, I'd recommend ordering a bottle. But overall this was AMAZING, and I wish we had it some time into our trip so we could reflect on just how uniquely impressive it was.

I went to the Chat Noir with some friends this evening, and had quite high expectations given the…read moregood reviews it had; unfortunately, I left the place disappointed. The restaurant was clean, the employees were really friendly, and the menu looked quite tasty. I ordered some veal with mushrooms, while my wife had lobster. The problem is, both of those were really, really too salty. I finished my meal one hour ago, and I can still only feel the salt in my mouth... If that was a regular restaurant, I might have given it three stars. But given the high price tag, I don't think it's worth more than two. I definitely won't be going there again.

Server and chef were really sweet and personable. We split the fondue among 3 people with the…read morepeppered sausage, and we all enjoyed. I had the salmon rigatoni, which had a rich, earthy and unique flavor. All in all, everything was amazing.. the food, the views and the people.

Great location with a very chilled ambience. Great location for a last drink on the way homeread more

Their Burratina pie is the best pizza I've had in Switzerland. Eat it quickly, or else the…read moregenerously topped burrata will! Neo-90's cinema decor and luxuriously spacious: perfect for a large group without a reservation. No problems with staff. Steep price.

Absolutely love the vibe and pizza selection here. I came here for a work dinner with a large group…read more~10 people. We were first told that we could sit in a booth however after much much confusion and arrogance from the service, we were moved to a long table. The food itself was phenomenal, as were the drinks. I will definitely be back with a smaller group. I think they're better at handling small groups. Taking one star off due to not so welcoming service.

This is my favorite restaurant in Lausanne! Anytime anyone asks me where to eat in Lausanne, and if…read morethey eat meat, that's the number one place I recommend! Outstanding meat! Great other Swiss food items such as Röstis, saucisson or fondue vigneronne (red wine based broth in which you dip your meat slices, comes with fries and a variety of sauces). My favorite dish is the Parisienne de Boeuf 250g, it costs CHF 30.- with salad/veggies and home made fries!)

I've been touring France and Switzerland for a few weeks now, looking for new gastronomic…read moreexperiences. Most of these experiences have been more interesting than good. Finally... This place. It's is the pinnacle of my recent eating. I was ready to lick the plate. I tried to eat it slowly, but it was so pretty and tasty I wolfed it down. I guess I'll have to come back and order more and try again to eat slowly. I had vegetables In a champagne sauce, wrapped in a crispy light puff pastry. I had strawberry sorbet on yogurt with fresh strawberries and some crunchy pie like crust. That was good! Service was excellent. This deserves more than 5 stars.

Roast chicken and lamb are extremely good. Excellent wine list. We tried a very good red wine with…read moreits owner sat next to our table to celebrate his 87th birthday. Very nice couple. We will definitely come back when we travel to Cully and Lavaux next time.

Great neighborhood restaurant with nice selection of pizzas and other entrees. Decent beer and wine…read morelist. Great servers.

The food was amazing - one of the best pizza's I've ever had! Our server was very friendly and…read moreoffered us some travel tips. The location was a block from our hotel and in the heart of a beautiful area. It you are seeking great Italian food, stop by Boccalino, you will have a wonderful experience.

I ate outside on the patio overlooking the boats on Lake Geneva. It was a beautiful spot to have…read morelunch on a late August 2013 day. I didn't pay for the lunch so I can't comment on the price. I had the perch, the specialty of the house, it comes from Lake Geneva and was exquisite. The presentation was perfect. The salad that comes with the meal, too was delicious, healthy and fresh. Our waitress was playful and helpful, she spoke English and seemed to be a seasoned professional. Lovely vibe. The wine was delicious, a Swiss white. I will post a photo. I recommend this spot highly.

I went to this restaurant twice in two days. The food was good quality and healthy. I used to come…read morecouple years ago to this restaurant as well. Atmosphere 5/5: Try to come eat during Summer time and reserve your table in advance because they're booked every night when the weather is good. Eat a dinner right in front of the Leman Lake and the Alps? Priceless to be honest specially when the food is good. Food 5/5: I had the Filets de Perche the first time and the Filets de Boeuf the second time. Both are excellent and were nicely presented. Taste was excellent and everything was fresh. Service 3/5: Service fell short a little bit specially for a restaurant of that standing. You will see a lot of apprentice doing internships here and they might not speak French nor English. So be aware that you might have some difficulty of communication but beside that, everything was excellent. A easy 4+ out of 5 for this restaurant.

Great food, reasonably priced, friendly service and a view you can't beat. In our 5 day trip to…read moreLausanne, we ended up here twice!

The ambiance is nice - sitting outside we had a view of the lake. We both ordered the fondue with…read morepotatoes and gherkins, as well as a salad to share. The bread was tasteless, the fondue was bland. We had had fabulous fondue in Wengen a few days ago, so we were comparing it to that experience. The service was fine - friendly enough. My husband's glass of wine was also subpar.

From the owner: The East Side offers, all-day long, an American-inspired cuisine made from local products. A tasty…read morevoyage between the Lemanic's region and Manhattan, for small appetites or big hungers, at breakfast time, lunch, aperitif or dinner. The young, dynamic team of the East Side is here to welcome you and make you discover an original and trendy menu along with its craft bakery, bowls, small dishes to share, and well-known American dishes. You can decide to eat on the spot or take it away and eat it by the lake. On the Weekend, come and discover the real New York brunch experience as you would in the Big Apple, guaranteed!

I went to Cafe Saint Pierre twice during my trip to Switzerland this July and I enjoyed both time…read moremy experience at this joint. The service is great and really friendly. Atmosphere 4/5: Nothing fancy or too weird. The restaurant is well located and close to the main Bus station "Saint Francois". The place itself looks like a modern ish Cafe Restaurant. Food 5/5: I was delighted both times. First time, I had a Salmon with Mashed Potatoes and I had the second time, a Hashi Parmentier which was EXCELLENT. It's one of their specialty there and it comes with a Salad for 18 CHF. Service 5/5: The staff is friendly and professional. They make sure to accomadate you to the best they can get you. The service is quiet fast if you're short on time. Last but not least, make sure to reserve your tables during Summer time on the Terrace ahead of time because they tend to be most of the time full by the time you get there even at 11am.

I would love to give this all five stars but the service was pretty poor the last time I was there…read morethat I bumped it down. The food is great and if you get good service, the experience is worth it. However, you should expect to wait a while to have anyone come acknowledge you and plan to wave the waiter/waitress down a lot. I've been here for brunch on a Sunday and the food was pretty good. I went again for dinner and it was tapas style. It is a great way to taste a lot of good foods. The tartar was just ok, but the later night menu items were really good. Plan to make a reservation early enough if you can, otherwise tables are nearly impossible to get. So overall - good food and probably worth trying to get to in Lausanne...but prepare correctly!