This meal was the highlight of my trip to Lausanne. The food was amazing - so fresh and flavorful…read more My favorite dish was the schnitzel, though the sausage with leeks was also delicious. Our waiter was so friendly and patient with us through broken French. He helped us choose an affordable wine pairing with our meal. When we walked in, it seemed the only option was to have fondue (the whole restaurant was having it) but we were able to order off a normal menu. When I'm back in Lausanne I'll definitely be coming back!

Attentive service, good authentic food and good wine selection. Energetic but not loud.read more

After seeing glowing reviews on numerous sites, I decided to stop by to try some fondue while I was…read morein town. Although the service was fine, the dining experience turned out to be all around pretty lackluster. The restaurant is on the smaller side and felt a bit claustrophobic with the low-rounded ceiling and few windows. The lighting was also really bright, in contrast to other restaurants which use dim/warm lighting for dinner service. I was seated at the corner of a long table and felt a bit pressed against the wall, as the bench on which I sat was fairly thin and there was only about a foot of space between the table and the wall (to my back). I don't know about the other menu items, but the price point was a bit high for fondue. Standard fondue is 24 CHF and fondue with morel mushrooms (morrilles) is a few CHF more. Curious, I decided to try the fondue with morels and paired it with a glass of white wine. The wine was good and the fondue tasted fine, but turns out there were barely any discernible morel crumbs in the fondue, far from being worth the upcharge. On top of that, the portion was very small and the bread was not fresh. I felt like I was caught in a tourist trap. I've dined at some other places in Lausanne that felt more comfortable and had better fondue. I'd probably stick with those next time I'm in town.

Just ate at this lovely place. You can easily miss it as it looks rather small from the outside…read more It's located on the corner at a crossroads in a rather old looking and slim building. Inside it's busy, always a good sign, and very cozy. The place is one long room with small and larger table with chairs, stools and benches. The ceiling is made of large blocks of stone set in a barrel vault. The menu is simple and local. Meats, fish, salads and of course cheese fondue! The service is fast and very friendly. The food we had (entrecote and lamb chops) was great. At bit salty, but otherwise excellent pieces of meat, nice sauces. The crowd is friendly and international. The whole place feels laid back, warm and friendly. Don't miss it!

I rode my friends electric bike here! Wow! What a ride! Thank goodness the bike is electric and…read morethat helped! I walking in and requested a table for one from the host. I was seated in the out door section right away at around 6:30pm. The server, was amazing. I wanted to try a lot of different food and he suggested that it was too much for one person. Thank you! I always appreciate servers who are honest. Soup of the day was cream of broccolini.

Food was good. Ambiance was good. Service was terrible, never asked if everything was ok, very…read moredifficult to get a waiter's attention and when we were ready to leave and I asked for a taxi to be called whoever was at the front was very annoyed and said ugh I call try to call. Not going there ever again.

This place serves hot food all day so we went here in the middle of the afternoon. They have a…read morelarge and varied menu with English descriptions. I had the rösti (fried potatoes with bacon and fried egg) and my husband had the crevettes (shrimp in garlic sauce). Service was very fast and the food was good. They accept credit cards and have seating outside.

Lots of great traditional vaudois dishes. Especially enjoyed the fondue moitié moitié and the rösti.read more

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.

We came here specially for the goat cheese fondue and it was well worth the visit! Our companions…read morehad the mussels with fries, which was also very delicious. No complaints about the service either! If I have to give one negative point, then it might be the wooden bench I sat on. After 2 hours it is not very comfortable anymore. Still, the food compensated this by far.

Great laid back restaurant, an extensive range of beers which they change every 4 months, same…read morething for the menu which is often updated. Great food, simple and well done. The goat cheese fondue is also a really nice dish.

We just moved to Lausanne today from London and decided we needed to have a cliché pot of fondue to…read moremark the occasion. We've been to two others on a trip here (Cafe Grütli and Pinte Besson), so we wanted to try somewhere new to us. We were warned service here was not great, but we found the opposite - it was friendly and efficient. While the fondue didn't have the sharpness or tang of the other two we've tried (must be the mix of cheese here), we actually liked that it was a bit more mild. However overall we preferred the other two a bit more. The potatoes, cornichons, and onions we ordered to go with it are necessary for completing the fondue experience, as bread alone gets boring. Had a bottle of local wine to round out the meal and left very happy that this was the start to our new lives in Switzerland! Will be back!

Where Mum and Dad met!!!…read more Dad was the Chef and mum a waitress! Such a not-to-be-missed institution in Lausanne ... not me the restaurant of course! A place dear to me indeed, but the locals have been going there for decades to enjoy authentic local cuisine and his unique atmosphere. The venue has not lost its charm. Don't miss it if you enjoy going where the locals meet and don't mind coming out smelling of cheese fondue. It is a very lively yet warmly cozy and welcoming venue staffed with true professionals. Half-half cheese fondue is not the only option to choose from. A great choice is the Vaudois specialties called ¨Papet vaudois¨ - a dry smoked sausage filled with cabbage and served over leeks and potatoes - very suited for cold months. A more summery dish would be the 'Filets de perche meunière', Perch fillets (hopefully from the Geneva lake) served with a parsley butter sauce, some tartar sauce and French fries. Hope you will like it as much as we do in Lausanne.

Maybe I'm just not a fondue fan at all, but even if I were I'm not sure I would love Restaurant de…read morel'Eveche on account of a very limited menu, uncertain execution, and frankly, the overpowering smell that I'm sure comes with all fondue restaurants. Star 1: How were the service and atmosphere? The service at Restaurant de l'Eveché was fine - the orders came out quickly, and everyone was very friendly. Having said that, the smell in Restaurant de l'Eveche is pretty overpowering, and it doesn't go away even if you're there for quite some time. Star. Star 2: How were the portions relative to the cost? Restaurant de l'Eveche is expensive. Full stop. We had tiny little side salads, some bread, and a pot of cheese and it ran a staggering 36,00 CHF. Maybe that's normal for high end fondue, but it seemed unreasonable. No Star. Stars 3 and 4: How was the food? I was honestly just not a fan of any of this. The salad and bread were standard, and both types of cheese just weren't doing it for me full stop. No Stars. Star 5: Would you be excited to go back? Again, maybe I'm just not a fondue guy, but I've been to other spots that mix it up enough to hold my interest. Restaurant de l'Eveche didn't. No Star.

Our waiter, Carlos, was a hoot! When we sat down, he said he didn't speak English, but as we…read morediscussed the menu, he offered snippets in English with a wry grin. He helped us make choices, where we all switched to fondue, which was fantastic! Carlos would always be humming or singing songs, and was a joy in helping us in any way! We had two different fondues which were amazingly delicious!

Couple minutes away from Pully, this Swiss restaurant literally blew our mind with a surprising…read moretasty meal. This restaurant is also known apparently for their Fondue and Raclette during Dinner time. Atmosphere 4/5: The restaurant is the average Swiss restaurant you'll find a little bit everywhere in terms of atmosphere. The venue is separated in 3 different section, a bistro-bar, a lunch and a dinner section. Since the restaurant serves Fondue and Raclette, you might be seating in different area due to the odor that this kind of food has. We went there for lunch and had a perfect table on Monday during Easter week-end. Food 4/5: I have to say that the food was really good. I didn't expect that in this restaurant. I have to give a 4/5 nevertheless for the food because I am just not a big fan of restaurant who choose to not be original. For example, the salad dressing wasn't homemade. When you pay a 38CHF Filet de Perches sur Plat, you expect a little bit more effort in the food preparation and not choose the easy route by offering the usual white french dressing sauce you can find anywhere. But beside that, the Filet de Perche were exquisite and perfectly done. Just so you know, the Filets de Perche Meunière are quiet oily so don't go for it if you can't handle it. The steak de coeval was good but make sure to have it with a side sauce or it might be a little bit dry. But the best of the best was the homemade dessert! A strawberry pie! It was DELICIOUS! Service 4/5: Good service. The waiter was always making sure we have everything we wanted and was really friendly with us. NB: Don't forget to call to reserve your table on special occasion, it might be a little bit busy if you're planning to come with a party of +4 people.

I ordered a Goat Chess salad and found a "hair", I send it back. They made me another one....and…read morefound another "hair". At that point I had enough, ask for the bill....I had to pay full price! Did not even got a free coffee! On the top of that I am a visitor at the hotel where the wifi is really bad, bathroom is very old and small, rooms very noisy as the hotel is on a main street. Not a place to go back to, or to advise!