Yelp Review 2026 #157:…read more I had already went to Laduree in Montreux in the morning. Lausanne isn't far from Montreux but I went to Laduree Lausanne even though I already got macarons. This location is bigger and cuter than the one in Montreux. I got finger patisserie in pistachio, and chocolate caramel hazelnut, and a jar of chestnut cream. I also got a cute pink coffee cup and a tote bag because I picked up some chocolates and the paper bags were heavy they started ripping. The macaron flavors are the same for the whole country. The only difference for this location is that they can print "Lausanne" on your macaron for an extra 0.80CHF. I didn't need any more macarons though as I still have 2 unopened boxes of them from Montreux. The desserts from Laduree are always good. Service was ok.

It's so hard to walk by any Ladurée shop with their perfectly soft and yummy macarons. They also…read morehave other beautiful French pastries if you are in the mood for something else. It's certainly a nice spot to stop in for a fantastic treat!

Yelp Review 2026 #164:…read more Take an American chain to another country and it's always better and nicer. I don't normally go out of my way to check out Krispy Kreme in other countries (unless it's at an airport or in Japan). This Krispy Kreme in Lausanne has more menu items and different kinds of doughnuts (like pistachio, strawberry glazed, biscoff). They have iced teas, matcha, different kinds of coffee. They have a section for merchandise: water bottles, tumblers, coffee cup, tote bags, shirts, caps, keychains, mugs, and socks. There's a dining area with lots of tables. The place is spotless. From the kitchen, the order counter to the dining area - it's super clean as if they just opened.

Yelp Review 2026 #161:…read more There are only 6 Jacot chocolate shops in Switzerland: Zürich, Lausanne and 4 other places. I first had their chocolates in Zürich so, I made sure I grab some more when I got to Lausanne. It's a few minutes away from Place de la Palud and Lausanne Cathedral in an area with lots of nice shops, cafes and restaurants. It's a very busy and crowded area. The lady behind the counter was attentive and friendly. She was giving the customers she's helping where they're from so she can connect with them. As she did with us and the people in front of us in line. She was giving us free samples and a bag of free chocolates after buying a lot of chocolates. The store was out of boxes so, you have to get the pre-selected boxes from the shelves. If you want specific truffles, she'll put them in a paper bag. I got multiple truffles: Maracaibo, pistachio, cafe, centenaire, tea time, milk chocolate and the heart shaped truffles (I can't remember what kind it was). They have Absinthe truffles that I didn't get to try in Zürich that I was still hesitant to try in Lausanne. They have chocolate bars from different cacao sources from Dominican Republic, South America, and Africa. Aside from chocolates, they also have fruit jellies.

Yelp Review 2026 #163:…read more While walking around Lausanne, I needed food and be away from the crowd. I wanted something casual and pretty quick that isn't French, German or Swiss. I found Bibibowl through a map app. It's in a non-busy alley. Ordering is pretty simple. You can choose from pork, beef, chicken, tofu, and veggie. If you want a smaller portion, you can get their cupbap. You can get a side like fried egg, Korean fried chicken, kimchi, mandu (beef or veggie), kimchi fried rice, radish, and rice. If you want kimbap and japchae, it's a special order and there's a minimum order of 10 with 2 day notice. You can get a dosirak (Korean bento box). It's a small place with about 5 tables. The bathroom is small and it's behind the wooden room divider. Beef Mandu; A little greasy but tasty. It's nice and brown on one side so you get a crunch. I've never had beef Mandu - I've only had pork. It's actually better with beef! 4/5 Beef Bibimbap: It has peas, pickled radish, seaweed, cucumber, carrot, fried onions topped with a fried egg. It was supposed to have broccoli but there was none in my bowl. Ask for gochujang if your table doesn't have it. The fried egg doesn't have a runny yolk - I actually prefer it that way. 4/5 Service was very friendly and courteous. They get a lot of phone orders.

This is one of my favorite places to go and think. Montreaux is already one of my favorite places…read morein Switzerland to visit. I love to walk up the hill into the old part of town and enjoy the beautiful views of the lake. There is no better place to do this than here. There is a fantastic view overlooking the lake and town from this Tea Room. Everything is fresh and hand made, and the owners are fantastic. I have eaten here on several occasions and I have never been disappointed. I take all my out of town guests here and they fall in love. One of my favorite visits is when the owner shared with us his home made pumpkin soup that was cooking outside in a large cauldron. That was the best pumpkin soup I have ever had. Definitely a place you cannot pass up!

Excellent food homemade. Wonderful owners that take a real interest in their cafe. Highly…read morerecommended. Special place. Not disappointed.

I loved this place. It felt very modern and totally the style that you would expect from a place in…read moreSan Francisco or Venice, CA. The place was bright from the windows throughout and the place was simplistic with touches of metal. The shop had tables and "desks" for people to get some work done or mingle with some friends. The coffee drinks were pretty upscale feeling and it felt that the barista put a lot of attention into making the drinks. I opted for just an Americano while my buddy had the Latte Macchiato. We were both very impressed with our drinks. I am usually not an Americano fan but I felt the coffee was flavorful and I would order another glass in a minute. The place feels less European and more American as it felt very modern but it still had it's Swiss/French touches. Completely recommend this place for a coffee break or to start your morning with some coffee and a pastry.

The best quality (and relatively pricey) coffee in town w a very modern minimalist decor. I live on…read morethe street and I'm grateful for its existence! Thanks, Jean and team!

Great sandwiches: simple, fresh and made-to-order. The bread is perfect, sometimes straight from…read morethe oven. I recommend a chaud panini. Service is also terrific. Fast yet friendly. The couple behind the counter have a charming interaction and great sense of humor, while clearly taking pride in their work. This is just one block from the train station. So instead of a day-old baguette with dull ingredients lazily prepared and served at the train station, do yourself a favor and go to Eva's!

Cantinho Delicioso is a popular Portuguese deli/bakery/grill and has a small market attached…read moreselling some Portuguese wine and snacks. It's a regular lunch spot for me to pick an item from the rotating grill menu (some items such as grilled chicken are always there). By and large everything I've tried has been tasty (and very filling), at a reasonable value for Switzerland. About every 1/10 times I visit, the quality of the meat is a little below par. The desserts and breads here are very good, and there's an excellent selection. There is also a wide variety of sandwiches, with different bread and filling options. Overall this is a great spot to get some takeaway and/or bakery items. As an added bonus, they're even open on Sundays (though not Mondays).