One of the best cake shops in Lausanne. They have different breads, sandwiches and an interesting…read morerange of pastries. Every time the quality of their products was very good. Our favourites are the small strawberry tarts, the nut cakes and the brewed pears tart (raisinée in French). The slices of bread with a topping, for instance salmon or cheese (tête de moine in French), are yum too. There is another shop from Laurent Buet in the area which has a tearoom as well. Service is always very friendly and the prices are averaged.

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.

If I was rating this place purely on the ambiance I would not rate it well. It is very crowded…read more(even with seating options upstairs and on the main floor), loud, and not extremely comfortable (because they want you to leave in order to allow seating for the next customer). Upon entering you are overwhelmed by a beautiful display of delicious looking chocolate, treats, and sandwiches. However, first secure a table if you can, and then go back and order the food, as you cannot order the food from the table. You can only order drinks or ice cream from the table - ask for the special menu. The sandwiches are nothing spectacular, except for their smoked trout sandwich. Being a Swiss tea room their sandwiches are bite size. So my husband and I ordered three different sandwiches to share. My husband noticed that EVERYONE was going for the trout sandwich, and was worried their would be none left. Thankfully we snagged the last one. We ordered some coffee- which was great and we had it with one of their sweet treats. I have been to several Swiss tea rooms and often their treats look beautiful, but they don't taste as good as they look. However, here the treats tasted better than they looked! We loved the desserts!

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

Great value for money, very pleasant service and order to share so you can sample the menu! Best…read moreomelette I've had, the gnocchi-like pasta with truffles is excellent too!

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!

Wasn't sure what to expect when we passed by but once we saw the words "Taiwanese Bubble Tea" I had…read moreto come inside and try it out. They have a nice simplistic lay out with small wooden tables and chairs along with shelves of authentic Asian snacks and ramen. A sight I did not expect to see out here in Lausanne! It's conveniently located next to the Lausanne-Flor stop on the metro. I ordered the hot taro bubble tea with boba and my sisters ordered 2 hot chai tea bubble teas. The flavor and consistency of the taro milk tea and boba was consistent of the bubble tea I would try back in Flushing, NY! Definitely had good flavor and sweetness. The worker there also spoke English so we were able to communicate very well. The only downside for me was the prices for bubble tea here. It costs $5.50 Swiss Franc for a classic flavor and $7.50 Swiss Franc for a special flavor. To me that is expensive for bubble tea because I'm normally used to paying between $3-$5 USD, but it makes sense because this is probably a one of a kind business being located in Lausanne. Definitely worth trying out and stopping by!

I love boba, so when i saw that they had boba in switzerland, i knew i had to try it…read more i got taro and i really regret spending my 7 franks here. my taro tasted like unblended protein powder. there were a lot of chunks of powder in my boba still, practically undrinkable. my friend however, got wintermelon and he said it was good. but he's a simple boy that isn't picky at all. i didn't get to try it but he tried the rest of mine after I said i couldn't drink it anymore and he also said it was like unblended protein powder. cute place though. service was good. They also have japanese brand snacks available for purchase which is cool to find in switz.