Le Barbare

Huw Thomas★★

What a bizarre little place. We stopped because it has a lovely sheltered terrace which was in the spring sunshine. There was a limited choice of food and while they had ham on the menu in one type of pretzel sandwich, apparently it was beyond them to add it to the standard cheese sandwich. Then the sandwich arrived with bread and separate cheese and rock hard butter which was impossible to spread. DIY! The coffee grand crème came with a tiny amount of cold milk. The coffee itself was horrible and was cold. On the plus side the yoghurt with granola was nice. £50 for 4! That’s Switzerland!

Teodoro★★★★★

Very nice hot chocolate, we had the “Marta” option. Thick, dense and hot, chocolate tasteful. Worth stopping by.

Olympia Goktsi★

I visited this café in Lausanne with my family and friends and unfortunately had a disappointing experience due to the rude behavior of a staff member. As a tourist traveling from far away, I expect to be treated with basic courtesy and respect. It is not enough for a café or restaurant to offer good-quality products. Customer service is equally important and should be handled properly. Overall, the service we received was unacceptable, and in the end, we decided to leave.

ilona Horvath★★★★★

Definitely a must-see in Lausanne... Or should I say a must -taste. Their hot chocolate with whipped cream is out of this world. The terrace is open until late in the year as it is protected from the wind and fully sunny until 4pm. The inside tells a story of a renovated cellar with a dozen tables. It's a bit tight and noisy at peak hours. The staff sometimes seems underwhelmed to have to work but do go!