Came here on a recommendation from a blog that they had the best croissants in Lausanne. They have…read morea ton of pastry and bread options and you order those first at the front of the cafe - keep in mind that if you have an American credit card it is a $20 minimum charge or you have to use cash. I tried the almond croissant (3.30 CHF), which was more breads than it was flakey. I also sat down in the cafe area and ordered a cappuccino (5.20 CHF), which was more latte like than cappuccino like but I still enjoyed it. If you need to pay in card, you'll have to go back to the front and it is the same minimum. The reason why I'm giving this place 2 stars if not because the food isn't good, but rather that they didn't give me the option to pay for both the croissant and coffee at the same time. I had enough cash when I ordered the croissant but had to meet the minimum when I bought the coffee - if I could have ordered them together (I did ask the front and she said no), then I would not have had to purchase as many random things to meet the minimum. I feel like that is something they should be more considerate about especially as they don't exactly advertise that they aren't a card friendly place.

My favorite croissants in Lausanne are here. Pure buttery goodness. They're softer in texture, and…read morejust really good. Other breads here are also good and the desserts are outstanding. Amazing really. They're also staggeringly expensive, even for Lausanne, and you can find comparable quality at more reasonable prices at other spots in the city.

I had meant to visit this tea room for some time and was thrilled when I finally had the…read moreopportunity to do so. It was a rainy and cold day, but the ambience and hospitality in here was so bright and warm that I pretty much forgot about the weather outside. The interior design is pretty, as are the pastries. They offer a variety of sweets, teas, and some savory brunch items. I got some tea and a few pastries to taste. The quality was great and everything was delicious. The woman who served me (perhaps the owner?) was very welcoming and kind. The vibe overall is very relaxing, and I can see it as a great place to catch up with a friend over tea and sweets.

Perfect location and a great time for tea- grabbed one on…read morethe go, an orange green. Not too busy, and I was served rather quick. And the tea helped my tummy to stop feeling sick! They stocked standard blends, and teas of the day- it was hard to choose which one I should take! The waitress spoke French, English, and German too, so for less than 4 Franks, come grab a warm brew!

This tea to go for train trips is my favourite shop in Lausanne train station! Service is very…read morefriendly and they have plenty of delicious tea choices to try and to buy. Their homemade muffins are yum. Price is averaged. http://www.tekoe.com/index.php?lang=en

Vincent is a franchise Bakery which has 2 locations, one in Lausanne and one in Lutry. I've been to…read moreLutry for the first time last week-end for a coffee and some pastries. Atmosphere 4/5: The atmosphere is upscale and really quiet . Saturdays and Sundays are really busy and you might have to wait 5-10 minutes. The decoration is really nice but there's a lot of elderly people most of the times which explains why the place is so quiet. Food 4/5: Food is definitely good. I tried the Chicken Curry Sandwich which was excellent. The mille-feuilles and the Croissant aux Jambons were good as well. It is small portion sizes beside the sandwiches but they are really tasty. Service 2/5: I doubt I will find many place in Switzerland with a rate of 5/5 but it was descent. She forgot to bring us some water during the entire time. Definitely a place to go, the pastries are exceptional.

While we were waiting in Lutry for our touristic train to depart we wanted to find a warm place to…read moreescape too. As very few places are open on Sunday within Switzerland, we were very happy to find this charming little place just a few streets away from the waterfront. Even though it was 2pm the place was packed full of people. We couldn't even find a table to sit down on in the tea room, so we took some items for takeaway. You can choose from a selection of sandwiches, pastries, chocolate, and fresh baked bread to take home. I had heard that this place was well known for their Kirsch soaked cakes dipped in chocolate. So I took a few to enjoy at home. They lived up to the high reviews I had heard about. They also have a location in Lausanne that I will need to check out as it is a bit closer to home.

Such a lovely display of baked goods and a pleasant space, also! A must on your journey through…read moreLausanne!

Good petite bakery style in Ouchy. It offers a wide variety of pastries, ice cream and sandwiches…read morefor lunch. Mostly packed with tourists during summer, this place is a good one to meet a friend. Outside patio available as well. The only negative side is a lack of variety in their beer selection. But overall a great place to have a quick snack!

I have seen a couple of these in Lausanne where we visited last year and again last week. we…read morechoose this place as we were hungry and we wanted to experience it. this place has seating indoors and out, and is situated near the metro entrance (croisettes). very friendly staff and spoke several languages, so that helps a bunch. we sat outside (beware as smoking in Europe is still quite commonplace), and our drinks and bread arrived promptly. we then enjoyed our entrée (pesto cavatappi) very delish. will be making this our regular stop when we come back.

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