I can see why Lisa's comment is a year old: today, Netto is no longer that half-finished…read morewarehouse-looking supermarket. It is quite decent for its category, has more space to go around, and better products to choose from ! I have to try the wine next time !

The store is eh..they started to fix the place up and fill shelves..I dont know..they never…read morefinished, its a mess. I only go here for the very basics, eggs milk, cheese, paper towels. There is always a long line, buts its close to home and quick if I need something. the best thing is they are open until 12:30 on a Sunday.

This location is a small but packed with good things store. Its a grocery store similar to Aldi in…read morethe states. Actually I think its the brother of Aldi who owns Lidl, FYI. Discounted but with good products. We bought wine form there for 1.30 Euro and it was delicious, as well as a Belgian beer. Everything is priced incredibly low and the store is clean. Groceries are good, produce is nice and the prices are right.

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.

Same shop in Saint Genis Pouuilly with the same diversity of choice. Passionate people running a…read moresuccessful business.

Jean-Christophe probably has vines instead of veins in his body, so informed and passionate is he…read moreabout his business. It also runs in the family (try his brother's affordable burgundy). With 1200 labels in his unassuming warehouse-come-alladin's cave of vino, if you are a wine lover or merely appreciator, you will alternately woop, swoon, and unwittingly gouge holes in your savings in this place. He can supply you with anything from every day wines that are never disappointing and usually very affordable to the wine to celebrate burning a billion dollar write-off in CDOs.

One weekly stop at this delicious restaurant to enjoy their incredibly fresh traditional sushi....I…read morehave been going to town just to enjoy sushi there. It was totally worth the trip every time. When I am abroad, I am missing having my affordable sushi fix here!

This wine store has recently renovated and it is lovely inside, small, but a very well knowledged…read morestaff is there to help you. They have a great selection of French wines and some Swiss as well....they package gifts, AND deliver as well. I have tried my hand at picking bottles myself from the grocery store but its nice to go inside a place and say I like this and this and they give me the right bottle.

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.

A small shop with take-away food, mainly Panini, Focaccia, salads and some baker's sweets. And…read moresooooooooo goooooood. The best Paninis in town, if you ask me. Nice service. Unfortunately you can't sit down and eat there. Prices between 5 and 7 CHF.