From the day it opened, you already needed patience to get a table at Le Loxton…
Le Loxton
Restaurant and Brunch in Lausanne
Le Loxton quickly established itself as Lausanne’s warm and gourmet address. Within a few weeks, bookings were already full. At mealtimes, it is hard to find a seat without booking, unless you are lucky. Why such enthusiasm? Quite simply because the Pointu team (in French) is at the helm. A bistro that Lausanne locals have been raving about since it opened.

Same Team, Starting Again
Le Loxton ; The Spirit of Le Pointu
Located on rue du Pont, opposite the Globus department store, Le Loxton will delight food lovers and the curious. The Pointu team’s guiding principle remains unchanged. Decoration by blogger and chef Sofia Clara, a hearty and complete brunch, eclectic light meals: it is all there. The drinks menu also proves more than complete.
The team’s ethical values naturally remain one of its strengths. With its fresh, local produce, the address appeals to those who like to take their time. It suits just as well those who prefer a quick bite.

Le Loxton ; Good to Know
Le Loxton is on rue du Pont, in the heart of Lausanne’s pedestrian centre. Place de la Palud and the Riponne are a few minutes’ walk away. The address draws crowds, especially at weekends, so it is best to book. For another Lausanne table, Au Chat Noir (in French) serves bistronomic cuisine. For brunch, Le Pointu (in French) remains a safe bet.
Le Loxton ; Comfort and Pleasure
This lovely establishment is well worth discovering without delay. It will delight lovers of good food, brunch addicts and wine and drink lovers. Alone or with friends, it is an address you absolutely must try in Lausanne. Light wood and warm design make you want to push open the door without hesitation. And once inside, it is hard to leave!
More spacious than Le Pointu, the place works as a brasserie, a bar and a brunch spot all at once. At weekends, the brunch draws many food lovers, on Saturday as well as Sunday. So it is best to book online to secure a table. On weekdays, the light menu suits a quick lunch as well as a longer meal. In the evening, the bar takes over around a good glass of wine. Its central location, a stone’s throw from Place de la Palud, makes it an ideal meeting point. A lovely discovery that confirms all the talent of the Pointu team. For another Lausanne table with character, Au Chat Noir (in French) serves seasonal bistronomic cuisine.

Rue du Pont 22, 1003 Lausanne
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