The Sweet Sage ; Pastry Shop and Tea Room in Lausanne

An exceptional pastry shop, The Sweet Sage reigns indulgently in the heart of Lausanne.

The Sweet Sage ; A Bucolic Pastry Shop in Lausanne

Sweet Treats in the Rôtillon

This tea room has become a gourmet landmark in Lausanne. It combines the art of high-end pastry with wellbeing, for an exceptional sensory experience. Each artisan pastry is made with passion by Alix Marin and Thibaut Honajzer. The latter notably served as head pastry chef at Anne-Sophie Pic’s restaurant at the Beau-Rivage Palace (in French). The creations draw on aromatic plants, as the name of the house suggests.

The range changes with the seasons, with ever more refined and elegant creations. The warm, minimalist setting reflects attention to the smallest detail. The glass counter showcases chocolate bars, macarons and cookies, alongside a few homemade cakes. A must-visit address for lovers of refined sweets.

A Unique Pastry Shop

The Sweet Sage ; Haute Couture Pastries

On site, a selection of high-end treats is enjoyed in the tea room. The shop also sells jams, jars of caramel and bags of infusions. It also offers a wide choice of teas and infusions made from local plants. Enough to extend the indulgent pleasure, on site or at home.

The Sweet Sage ; A Stroll in the Rôtillon

The Rôtillon is one of Lausanne’s oldest districts. Long neglected, it has been fully renovated and now lives to the rhythm of its shops and terraces. It links the Flon to the Cité through a maze of lanes and stairs. After a pastry, a walk towards the Flon is a must. The district is also home to the Cartell (in French) poster studio and many gourmet addresses.

The Sweet Sage in Lausanne

Bucolic and Poetic Treats

From the very first visit, the place charms so much you never want to leave. The golden latte, the cookie and the jasmine macaron spark love at first sight. A second visit confirms this crush. Crafted like works of art, the pastries also taste incredible. The blend of flavours perfectly balances the sensations and carries you to a land of indulgence. The infusion brewed in a French press is a lovely discovery. All sweet lovers are invited to lose themselves in this garden of a thousand and one flavours.

In the Rôtillon district, this address’s glass door is pushed open without the slightest hesitation. Elaborate cakes, indulgent cookies or succulent pastries, everything invites a timeless moment. For another sweet break, the chocolate shops in Lausanne (in French) also hold lovely surprises.

Rue Sophie-Mercier 12, 1003 Lausanne
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The Sweet Sage