Brasserie Saint-Laurent

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Address

Rue Saint-Laurent 16
1003 Lausanne

How to get there

Schedules

From 01.01.2026 to 31.12.2026

Open

Closed

Lundi

08:30 - 23:00

Mardi

08:30 - 23:00

Mercredi

07:30 - 23:00

Jeudi

08:30 - 23:00

Vendredi

08:30 - 23:00

Samedi

07:30 - 23:00

Dimanche

Closed

Located in the city centre, close to the M2 metro (“Riponne-Maurice Béjart” stop) and the Bel-Air bus stops. Reservations are recommended, particularly in the evening and for groups. The terrace is open depending on the season and weather. Card payments are accepted. Please contact the restaurant directly for accessibility information.

Kitchen opening hours:
Monday-Friday: 11.30 am - 1.45 pm and 6.30 pm - 9.30 pm.
Saturday: 11.30 am - 2.45 pm and 6.30 pm - 9.30 pm.
Sunday: closed.

+41 21 312 14 44

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In the heart of Lausanne, close to Place de la Riponne and the city’s shopping streets, Brasserie Saint-Laurent is a historic part of Lausanne’s dining scene. It preserves the warm, authentic spirit of a traditional brasserie and welcomes guests in a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere.

The menu features brasserie favourites such as rösti, moitié-moitié fondue, cheese croûtes, meat and fish dishes, pasta and salads. Daily specials and a set lunch menu with a choice of dishes complete the selection. Whether stopping by for lunch, dinner or simply a drink, guests can expect a convivial atmosphere and attentive service. In fine weather, the terrace is ideal for enjoying the lively city-centre surroundings.