Lovely place for slow breakfasts :)Very tasty and beautiful savoury sandwiches as well as pastry. Nice atmosphere! You should try their super crispy croissants, pain au chocolat, small canape and quiches 🤌 Very good coffee!

I have travelled the world extensively over 40 years. I ate at all restaurants ranging from pop & mom’s to Michelin three stars. This is my honest review of the tea room Zurcher in Montreux. Held by a family person of the same name and as a tea room dating back from end of 19th century, it is not an overstatement to say this one is well established. The brunch formula - while nothing sort of creative - provides for a typical french breakfast/brunch for decent price with pastries, jam, eggs (your choice), bircher muesli, a hot drink and a small freshly squeezed orange juice. We took some additional pastries which were very good. There are various underground parkings and street parkings nearby. Price is around CHF 40 per person for the brunch.

I've always known this place serves great pastries even though the service is sometimes of a lesser quality. But today I stopped for lunch, which for a pastry shop was of a very good quality. Lamb chops! Delicious. We are in Montreux, so I was not surprised that the meal, water and coffee cost me a couple of francs more than it would have in Sion, but at 31.50sfr, ok-ish

Food was good. Good amount of flies in the eating area which distracted from enjoying food. The key is to order everything initially. If you try to get the waitress attention after initial order she will not revisit your table again to check on you. Overall great location and decent breakfast menu for American travelers.

Absolutely amazing deserts. Be sure not to come at a late hour as they will run out of cakes. Very nice place, would be even better if kids wouldn't be allowed inside as screaming and crying ones just spoil the entire atmosphere.

Nice place, great choice of sweet and savoury dishes. Best place for a cappuccino and a brioche :)) rich display of chocolates, cakes, viennoiserie, small sandwiches. Service is kind. Definitely be back.

Come for the history and decor, stay for the ham and cheese omelette. Always eat breakfast here when in town.

5th generation Cafe/pastry shop says it all. We went to have a late breakfast. The omelette (provançal) I wanted was apparently only served during morning hours but they prepared it for me anyway. The omelette had rich ingredients. My friend ordered cheese omelette which had very rich taste.