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TOM Café - The Olympic Museum Restaurant serving weekend brunch

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Take a break at the café

Take a break at the café

Take a break at the café

Take a break at the café

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Take a break at the café

The TOM Café will be closed from 5 p.m. on November 4 until November 30.

The TOM Café team is happy to welcome you from Tuesday to Sunday, 9 am to 6 pm, in accordance with sanitary measures.

For more information

The café is a great place to relax and refuel in a bright, airy setting, surrounded by the remarkable history of the Olympic Games.

Rates and opening times

A café with breathtaking views

The TOM café is on the top floor of the Olympic Museum. Its contemporary, colorful décor has a distinctly sporty theme.
The café has one of the most sought-after terraces in the whole of Lausanne, offering spectacular views over Lake Geneva and the Alps. Visitors can relax in the café after looking round the museum or alternatively head straight there from the north entrance.
Sports fans will be fascinated by the legendary Olympic memorabilia displayed around the bar.

The TOM café offers a delicious selection of food and drink:

An exquisite seasonal menu concocted by our chef
An assortment of lighter family favourites with our own Olympic Museum twist
A tempting choice of wines from Switzerland and abroad
A tasty daily special at a great price
Seating areas for groups

Have a look at the menu

Because of the health restrictions in force, we are no longer able to offer our weekend brunch in buffet form at TOM Café.

Our Chef will therefore be offering a brunch in the form of a special menu by table, for at least two people to share.

The price is CHF 45 per person and includes a selection of starters, a plated service main course and a dessert assortment.

This will be available on Saturday and Sunday, between 11 a.m. and 2.30 p.m.

Given the high demand and the reduced capacity at the moment, you are strongly advised to reserve beforehand (021 621 67 08).

Discover our weekend menu

For information

Museum rates and opening times

Our sustainability commitments & information on products origin

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CONTACT:

TOM Café

Tel.: +41 21 621 67 08
tomcafe@olympic.org

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