We loved having our morning coffee and tea here on our recent trip to Montreux. Located in close…read moreproximity to the Montreux train station, you will find a wide array of coffee, tea, hot chocolate, crepes, pastries, and sandwiches. It has a very comfortable dining room - small and intimate. The staff was lovely and our order was prepared quickly. It was an enjoyable experience.

We randomly stumbled across this place while on our day trip to Montreux. Upon walking in, we were…read moreboth greeted with a clean and inviting space and a friendly smile from the barista. I ordered the chai tea and my fiancé ordered the cafè latte. We were both extremely satisfied with our orders and our brief time here. I would highly recommend this place for anyone wanting a coffee, tea, or quick dessert.

Best tea shop we have visited anywhere. Great gift, Asian, meditation, and culinary items…read more The owner and her daughter were such a treat to talk to. Don't miss it when you've visiting. We'll be back next month, and will definitely be there again.

A great place to grab a quiet tea or coffee, relax, hang out or read. The terrace at the back is…read morelovely as well!

Mmm muesli with dried cranberries and apricots, fresh apple pieces, pineapple, mixed nuts, raisins,…read moreand more

Try the green bun cheese sandwich Highly recommend also the almond croissant .. The place is…read morelocated in the heart of The town with friendly staff .. If you are in town i highly recommend that you visit the place .

You can die after you've had Chez Yan's Mille Feuille with raspberry. The brown bread is also very,…read morevery special. If you're after a baguette, skip the regular which is lighter, like a grocery store baguette and get the naturally fermented, crusty, lusty Yannou. All of the pastries and breads at Chez Yan are a step above any other I've found in the Montreux/Vevey area. It is really a special place.

Sat down and had a quick lunch, beer, and dessert. I had the vegetable soup and it was quite…read moredelicious. My wife had the Toast Hawaii, which she loved as well. We shared the strawberry sorbet and meringue dessert which was AMAZING! Highly recommend checking this place out, especially if you're just stopping for dessert. The service was good and seating outside provided for some nice ambiance right in the downtown area. The only drawback outside is that smoking is aloud.

Such a special place. Please sit outside if the weather is nice. The tea, coffee, and Susanne and…read moreAndreas Frutiger's desserts are precious and reasonably priced. Meringue is known for Meringues. Try the Birewegglis, the Linzertörtli, the cute Tatzelwurm, and the various gorgeous pastries. Yummy.

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.

My favorite croissants in Lausanne are here. Pure buttery goodness. They're softer in texture, and…read morejust really good. Other breads here are also good and the desserts are outstanding. Amazing really. They're also staggeringly expensive, even for Lausanne, and you can find comparable quality at more reasonable prices at other spots in the city.

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.

Lovely little getaway right next to the bahnhof, come get…read moresome goodies here to start your day off! I can recommend the quiche, the chocolate croissants too- the espresso was divine (I should have ordered two). For two people, we enjoyed a full spread, all under 30 Franks. Then I ran right to my train, in under a minute (with thanks)! I would definitely return, if I was in the area I`d take a yummy baked good, or a delicious-looking cake!

This little boulangerie Tea Room is conveniently located across the street from the Nyon train…read morestation. They have seating outside and inside. It is a very tiny place. They have a selection of pastries, sandwiches, home made cakes, and fresh baked breads to choose from. We have bought a cake here for a dinner event, and it tasted as amazing as it looked. We have eaten here a couple of times and the sandwiches and pastries are great. I have also picked up bread on the way home, and it is pretty good. I still prefer the fresh baked bread that I pick up at the bakery in Prangins, but the bread here is good.

This is a typical Swiss tea room - confiserie that also is part chocolatier, patissier, and…read moretraiteur. It is a quaint place to sit down and order a drink and/or bite to eat or grab something to take away and enjoy during your stroll through town. Once you have been in several Swiss tea rooms you get over the initial shock of an abundant amount of choices looking at you on the other side of the glass counter. You start to get a feel for what places have an above average quality selection to choose from. This place had an abundant amount of sweet and savoury options, but they definitely were not of the typical basic calibre. I chose a sandwich for takeaway and was not disappointed. It was one of the best sandwiches I have ever eaten. I week later, I can still taste the amazing flavors and the perfect texture and taste of the fresh baked bread. During the warm months they even have a nice area to sit outside and enjoy their treats. We noticed many people there getting yummy looking drinks. I would definitely stop here again.