This is a cool cafe on the main street in Rolle, near the castle and the lake. There's a small but…read moregood selection of homemade desserts. I recently had poppy seed cake and tried my friend's blueberry crumble, both of which were delicious. They have savory dishes and salads, but I haven't tried any. A great thing about coming here rather than a tea room is they have alcohol! Ok the beer choices aren't anything to brag about, but there are some nice local wines. A quirk of this place -- and part of what makes it cool -- is it also doubles as a furniture showroom. Yes, the furniture in the cafe is also for sale. The style is an industrial/vintage look, and has a lot of character. They also have live music in the evenings from time to time. Overall this is a place with a fun vibe, and has substance to go along with the style.

Excellent place for lunch or dinner. Their meals are made freshly every day and the ambience is…read morelovely. As it is located near the Rolle Castle, is nice for a walk near the lake afterwards.

Nice stop for lunch when touring Chamonix. Staff was extremely friendly. Onion soup was…read moreexcellent. Tartine was huge and very good. Cheese plate was nicely presented with very generous portions of cheese. Very enjoyable lunch.

We enjoyed our breakfast here! We ordered crepes and espresso! Friendly staff and tasty foodread more

Relaxed atmosphere, great service, exceptional food (surprisingly inexpensive for the quality). The…read morebrunch menu adds an elegant twist to the classics -- shaved chocolate in the yogurt; pumpkin seeds on the poached eggs. This place is unique -- highly recommended!

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.

Cafe des Avenues is one of my favorite "go to" places. It's one of the few places I feel I can go…read morewith my children (or just my laptop) and feel welcome. Friday nights: I've come here quite often with friends and a group of children and they have always been very accommodating and welcoming. There's a seating area with couches and coffee tables for the children to relax in after the dinner is over and while the adults linger over their wine... Not too long ago, there was a football table for kids and adults alike but some bad mannered children killed the fun for all when they tried to score extra balls by stuffing the exit hole with paper. It was a sad night indeed because it seems that the cafe owners have decided not to repair the table. Weekend brunch: Be sure to call in advance to reserve a table for sat or sun brunch because Cafe des Avenues buzzes with activity during the weekends. THe brunches are popular for families. Serving american pancakes, crepes, eggs, bacon, omelets....this place is as close to home (gastronomically speaking) as I'm gonna get. Weekday: With the exception of lunchtime, the cafe is quiet and the perfect place to get some work done. During the week, you will find the cafe scattered with people working on their laptops, sipping their cafe or tea and nibbling on a croissant or one of their excellent goufres.

found out this place thru a friend that works with my wife. the café is located on a corner near a…read moreround a bout, and is marked well and exterior is clean. we went inside and it is a sit where you please type place. they have a childrens area so they can play while you dine or have espresso. really liked how the waitress took her time and explained about different drinks that are local and how they use as much fresh and organic foods as possible. we both ordered a local brew, Brasserie des Franches-Montagnes, Jura or BFM for short. I had the tartare de boeuf avec crostinis. I had the beef a bit spicy, which is exactly how I wanted it, not overpowered with spice, but just enough heat to feel each bite. both of us were happy with our choices, and hope to come back soon. I will add that the kitchen will not open up until 6:30, as with most cafe's and restaurants here in Lausanne , but you can have a few drinks and talk while you wait.

This is located at the Prangins port and I have been wanting to try it for a very long time. During…read morethe warm months this is a fantastic place to escape the heat and enjoy a bite with friends. There is a fantastic terrace seating area with the view of the port. It has a low key and relaxed atmosphere. The prices are Swiss standard and the menu is standard Swiss specialties. I tried the salmon tartar and it was amazing. My friends favorite choices here are the beef and salmon tartar. The salads looked and I hear are also very good. The other bonus is they have awesome tasty ice cream creations for dessert.