Lausanne Lausanne

Lausanne, une ville dynamique sur le lac Léman, combine le charme suisse romand avec une beauté naturelle époustouflante ; dégustez la fondue traditionnelle et les vins locaux.

au Charbon

au Charbon

avenue de Chailly 13, 1012 Lausanne, Switzerland

Pizza • Kaffee • Mittelmeer • Restaurants


"Il y a autant de variétés de pizza et de type locaux qu'il y a diversités culturelles en Italie.Ici elles sont fines, moyennes, au fond biscuité, probablement du type des Pouilles, je ne suis pas expert, demandez au patron. La pizza que j'ai mangé était bonne, le salami dessus délicieux. Personnellement je préfère les pizza très fine non huilée ou plus épaisse avec...., mais ça c'est qu'une question de goût.... ma che c.. vuoi?!!L'entrée au Gambas et avocat citron (ou lime?), coriandre.... est vraiment magnifique (attention toutefois à votre porte-monnaie!) et le tiramisu également.C'est une pizzeria du quartier, qui a gardé l'authenticité des pizzerie d'Italie très présentes dans les années 80 à Lausanne, ceci malgré la crise et aujourd'hui la concurrence d'une surpopulation de nouveaux restaurants qui se greffent à 10 mètres de vous et ne durent pas longtemps, juste l'histoire de bousculer ceux qui sont déjà en place,sans que la police du commerce ne daigne intervenir! La multiplicité entraîne la baisse de qualité!Revenons au CharbonEn résumé, la cuisine est bonne voir excellente, le personnel est très sympathique, le service rapide et très bien coordonné, le patron a de l'humour. Des restaurants authentique et vintage de ce style sont de plus en plus rares. Ah j'oubliais! La terrasse, au soleil jusqu'à 6h30 depuis début avril pour le café et le soir quand la circulation diminue est un vrai régal avec vue sur la quartier."

Anne-sophie Pic Au Beau-rivage Palace

Anne-sophie Pic Au Beau-rivage Palace

Place Du Port 17, CH-1006, Lausanne, Switzerland

Gourmet • Terrasse • Meeresfrüchte • American Express


"I don 't usually start restaurant reviews talking about service, but the service here is what really sets Ann Sophie Pic apart. From the way we were greeted until the very end, service was friendly, professional, and efficient. All the little details were thought of, e.g. my friend received her menu to take home in French, while mine was in English. Attentive but not intrusive throughout. While my friend visited the ladies room, one of the staff came over and asked me how things were, and we ended up talking about food in other countries. Previously, the same person shared a favorite tip on where to eat and drink in France. You could tell the staff here have a passion for service, and for food and wine. Now for the food itself. We went for the 350 CHF winter Pic collection, and while yes it 's very pricey, it was also very good. Worth it? That 's in the eye of the beholder, but let 's say I wasn 't disappointed at the end of the evening. After the amuse bouche and bread service (which by the way is very good), came the first course: Jerusalem artichoke and melanosporum black truffle, cooked meunière. This dish wasn 't what I expected and while good, it wasn 't my favorite. After being breaded, I couldn 't taste the artichoke much, and the texture was a bit bready. Lobster from Brittany, roasted in shellfish butter, carrots. This was outstanding, as the lobster tasted so fresh. I also haven 't had lobster with carrots before, and I believe there were a few different preparations alongside great combination, as well with the broth. Line caught sea bass with oscietre caviar. This is the chef 's father 's classic recipe from 1971, and there 's a reason they haven 't changed it. Definitely the highlight of the evening, with a super fresh (and sizable) piece of sea bass, perfectly prepared, and completely layered with caviar. Wow and the broth/foam was amazing. I don 't remember the ingredients, but I could have licked my plate clean Poultry from La Gruyere and black truffle. This is slowly poached and includes a broth of double cream. Never tasted chicken like this. It was just divine... tender, juicy, flavorful. We were talking about how this might be the best chicken we 've ever tasted. I didn 't think chicken could taste this good unless it was fried. Cheeses most impressive cheese selection I 've seen, with half from France and half from Switzerland. We were too full at this point and shared one portion. Oh so good. White mille feuille. After a citrusy pre dessert to cleanse the palate (this itself was really good), came the main dessert. This was outstanding: the texture, flavors of vanilla and pepper foam. Wow it all worked so well together. There were mignardises at the end, but the best surprise was as we were celebrating my friend 's birthday, they brought out an entire cake! It was chocolate and lemon, and looked delicious. We were too full to try any, and anticipating this, it was boxed up for us after the candle was blown out. As an aside, it was placed in a very elegant box. After trying the cake the next day, I can confirm it tasted as good as it looked. I 'll add that the ambiance in the restaurant is modern and elegant. It has a lakefront view, though you wouldn 't be able to see anything when it 's dark outside. It 's just a very comfortable, inviting place to spend a few hours. In the end we both really enjoyed the experience, from the service to the food to the ambiance. It 's certainly not an everyday (or even every quarter) place, but definitely a great spot for a special meal."

Aux Fleurs de la Terre

Aux Fleurs de la Terre

avenue de Cour 74, 1007 Lausanne, Switzerland

Kebab • Mexikaner • Europäisch • Meeresfrüchte


"I recently had the pleasure of dining at an authentic Indian restaurant, and I must say that the experience was nothing short of extraordinary. The great Indian food and its impeccable quality left a lasting impression on my taste buds and culinary sensibilities. From the moment I stepped into the restaurant, I was greeted by the enticing aroma of spices and herbs that are the heart and soul of Indian cuisine. The ambiance was warm and inviting, setting the stage for an unforgettable gastronomic adventure. The menu offered a wide array of dishes, each more tempting than the last. Whether you're a fan of vegetarian delights or a meat lover, there's something for everyone in Indian cuisine. I decided to try a mix of both, and I wasn't disappointed. The flavors in each dish were vibrant and distinctive. The use of various spices and seasonings created a symphony of tastes that danced on my palate. I savored the buttery richness of Chicken Tikka Masala, the aromatic essence of Biryani, and the delightful crunch of Samosas. The quality of the ingredients and the expertise of the chefs were evident in every bite. The service was attentive and knowledgeable, guiding me through the menu and offering recommendations that perfectly complemented my choices. They also accommodated my spice preferences, ensuring that my meal was tailored to my liking. The restaurant's commitment to quality was evident not only in the food but also in the presentation. Each dish was a work of art on a plate, beautifully garnished and served with care."