The Olympic Museum Restaurant and its indulgent, eclectic brunch delight the taste buds and get you in Olympic shape.
The Olympic Museum Restaurant
A Place Steeped in History
Formerly known as TOM Café, the restaurant enjoys a prime spot on the museum’s top floor. Its contemporary setting and panoramic terrace offer a breathtaking view of Lake Geneva and the Alps. Located in Ouchy, the museum traces the history of the Games and Olympism, in Lausanne, home of the International Olympic Committee since 1915. The restaurant can be reached after the visit or freely via the north entrance. Along the bar walls, iconic objects from the Olympic Games add a unique touch to the experience.



The Museum and its Lakeside Park
The Olympic Museum opened its doors in 1993, on the shores of Lake Geneva. After a major renovation, it reopened in 2013 with a completely redesigned route. Legendary objects, medals, torches and films bring the adventure of the Games back to life. Outside, the Olympic park invites a stroll among sculptures and terraced lawns. An Olympic flame also welcomes visitors at the entrance. Before or after brunch, this walk nicely completes the outing. To discover the city differently, the Swiss Gourmet Tour (in French) also offers a food walk.
An Indulgent Olympic Brunch
Olympic Museum Restaurant ; An Eclectic Buffet
The brunch is a true invitation to indulgence. The homemade cooking showcases carefully selected seasonal products. Each dish guarantees freshness and authenticity. Eclectic, the menu blends local flavours and international inspirations. Sweet or savoury, everyone finds something to satisfy their cravings. The setting, both elegant and relaxed, comes with a panoramic view. An ideal experience to unwind with friends or family.



Olympic Museum Restaurant ; Dining in a Museum
Tried back in the TOM Café days, the brunch deserved a new visit after the changes made at the museum. This time, a group of curious friends shares the experience. From the moment of arrival, the food is a pleasant surprise. The homemade dishes, prepared with seasonal products, delight the taste buds. Every moment is savoured in an elegant setting, with a breathtaking view. A perfect rediscovery for a successful weekend. For another Lausanne lakeside brunch, the one at the nearby Beau-Rivage Palace (in French) offers a more luxurious version.



Quai d’Ouchy 1, 1006 Lausanne
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