Expensive, loud, poor selection of beers. We came to this bar with a group of colleagues around…read more10pm and had to have drinks in the cold while waiting for a table to free up (that did happen around 12am). With a Carlsberg at 7CHF per pint on tap and any decent beer rapidly raising up in price up to 10-15; pretty aggressive costumers; loud, poorly chosen music without really a place to dance or an intention of customers dancing, I am not sure what is the deal of this place is, but I don't think I will be returning there.

Sportbar type of place with a couple of pool tables. The…read morebartender was busy flying around between the pool tables and serving in the bar. Lucky her that they didn´t have that many customers. Service was good and there were no problem to understand and speak English.

Good english pub. Great choice of beers, draught or bottles…read more Often overcrowded on evenings, but a nice place to be before watching a movie or partying around the Flon. No Wifi (wifi sticker, but no connection)

Dark, gloomy, and upsetting. This English pub seems to be here, quite literally, to serve the…read moresmattering of English businessmen and their bored families while attending a very serious conference in downtown Ouchy. early Radiohead and Oasis blares from the sound system as boy-men in striped shirts sing along. MIddle aged platinum blondes, thick fringed and obese, nurse enormous pints of second rate beer as they zone out watching footy on the telly. It's everything people leave England to get away from, and what's more, it's fetishised. Give it a miss - there's too much fun to be had in this city to waste your time here.

Little bit of a chaotic feel to the interior of this bar. Doesn't quite know what it is. But the…read morebartenders are super friendly and they have a rooftop view of Lake Geneva. Still worth a stop for a shot and photo

Nice lounge bar to watch football, but definitely also a nice terrace on top with view on the…read moreharbor of Ouchy. The music is mellow house music and on tap they have Heineken, Erdinger and Calanda. All for more than you normally pay uptown (8,50 a pint).

Honestly, wandering around a city in the heart of Switzerland and seeing a pub named after an…read moreAustralian identity I would have been forgiven to have expected Australian beers to be available. Well, alas that was not to be the case, which was a shame but then again I suspect importing beers isn't the easiest of things to do. Still, as a pub it was rather nice, though I'm still going to have to drop points from them not even making an effort of having any Australian beers on tap.

Great place! Stayed in Switzerland for on night and stopped by here after dinner to watch some…read moreSoccer, great music and the service is amazing! The bartender gave us shots on the house also which was awesome! Definitely recommend coming here if you're in the area!(:

Nice place in a nice part of town. The terrace is a big plus in the summer, with a view on the lake…read moreand mountains. Prices are average for Lausanne. A pint of Stella will set you back CHF 8,00 Like in most bars, happy hour is split in two half hours. The second half hour starts 22.30h is worth the visit! The atmosphere inside is fairly mellow with almost only seating options. If you don't have a seat, it is not a good place to be. If you do, a nice place to have a drink to start the night.

Visited in the winter. May be better when there is outdoor seating. Service wasn't very good. Kept…read moreforgetting items. Did have Coors light bottles though! The Fonzi burger was good.

My favorite bar in Lausanne…read more Weekends are packed with a good crowd. Attracts a variety of people: internationals, local youth, business people. Make your own dance floor because Swiss people are just -waiting- for someone to start it up. Irish bartender was cool and often gave free drinks.

Tucked into a shopping area with a view. Came on a Sunday night and still had a decent crowd and…read morehad some fun. Bartender and service was great. He offered to put on American Sports too. Decent line up of beers. Had a pretty good time.

In a town with plenty of Italians this place stands out, not only because it offers non Neapolitan…read morepizza, but also because they make their own beer. and they are quite good at both of these jobs. The pizza is unique, unfortunately I dont know enough to say which style of pizza it is closest to, but it is certainly lacks the characteristics of the Neapolitan style. The pizza is basically what Americans call "thin crust", but the dough is somewhere between "New York" style and Neapolitan. The quality and selection of toppings are very high. And given the nature of the cost of food in this town, this place is really quite reasonably priced. The beer was also very good. I had a "Belgian style" white, and they also had an excellent IPA. The food came out quickly and the staff were pleasant to interact with. I think that if I lived in Lausanne, I would return often. Im glad I tried this place out. FYI: There are two floors. The upstairs was closed when we came in at 3pm in the afternoon.

Great Pizza and Brewery located in the heart of Lausanne, minutes away from the Cathedral of…read moreLausanne. This place is mainly a student hang out but the beers are the best. Pizzas are also unique and might be a little bit greasy, but they taste good! Atmosphere 5/5: Nothing to say about the atmosphere. You're in Brewery restaurant so the place is casual and friendly. Usually busy during the evenings on the 2nd floor on Fridays and Saturdays. Food 4/5: Food is good. Yes the Pizzas are a little bit greasy but they surely taste good! Definitely a good place to try a Beer and a Pizza with friends. Price are between 10 CHF to 20 CHF for a Pizza. I had a 4 Cheese Pizza. Service 3/5: Service might be a little bit slow but I usually take my pizza to go as well. Just call 15-20 minutes before and you can go pick it up. Parking might be a little bit hard to find as well despite the number of street parking. Overall, I would say it's a good place to chill with friends on a Friday evening.

A nice bar, if quite small. It's dedicated to the geeky subcultures, mostly centered on video games…read moreand e-sport. You can expect a calm and friendly crowd, and will be able to hold a conversation without being bothered by loud music.

A pub dedicated to E-Sport? Are you kidding? No! Small pub with great beverages for all video…read moregames' fans or for those who decided to enjoy a drink in watching E-sport tournament. Their cocktail, influenced by video games' characters, are famous: don't be shy, try it!

We came in with a huge group hoping for a table and they were incredibly accommodating. They were…read moreso patient with our big group who speaks little to no French. We all loved dinner here! The food was delicious and affordable and the vibe was casual and fun. Couldn't have picked a better place for us.

I have been here a couple of times. The place has an almost "dive bar" feel without your feet…read moresticking to the floor or having unidentifiable odors....it is in Switzerland after all. The patrons are a mix of tourists and locals. The staff speaks English...in fact one woman told me prefers to so she can practice. I have had a burger and chicken Tandoori salad, both excellent. Full bar, lots of beer and espresso for after. They have live music sometimes, but right now Johnny Winter's "Stone Cold Boogie" is playing on the sound system. I am from Austin Texas and this bar could be located on South Congress....except folks speak French.

An oasis for the expats…read more Spanish soccer playing on the walls, British beer on tap, and burgers as the main fare. This place is distinctively not Swiss, but quite homey and delicious for travelers.