
Vevey, Switzerland
Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Vevey from the En Primeur Club guide.
Accolades in Vevey

EMOTIONS by Guy Ravet in Vevey runs a tasting menu with an exceptional wine program. Esprit par Guy Ravet in Vevey, Les Ateliers near railway station, and KAISEKI BY MANABU in lakeside run tasting menus with wine lists.
An intimate tasting-menu restaurant in Vevey with classic French fine dining at its core. It has an exceptional wine program, an extensive wine list, and sommelier-led drinks. The restaurant holds Michelin Plate recognition for 2024 and 2025.
A dual-concept restaurant near railway station that moves between brasserie dishes and gourmet surprise menus. The wine program has an extensive wine list, and the formats include à la carte, tasting menu, and prix fixe. It holds Michelin Plate recognition in 2024 and 2025.
A lakeside Japanese restaurant built around modern kaiseki, seasonal ingredients, and a course-by-course tasting menu. The wine program includes a sake program, with à la carte service also available. It has Michelin Plate recognition in 2024 and 2025.
Vevey’s wine scene is shaped by historic houses, urban cellars, and Lavaux links. These are the places that give the city its strongest wine identity.
Obrist - theWinefamily is in Vevey and was founded in 1854. It holds Falstaff Winery 1 Star recognition for 2026. Estates include Clos du Rocher and Cure d’Attalens. There is a vinothèque. Tours go through the cellar, and the tastings are guided. Chasselas, Gamaret and cellar-aged dessert wine are in the range.
The City of Vevey’s municipal wine estate, with wines produced from 11 hectares of Lavaux vineyards and aged in the historic Cave de l’Hôpital. Terravin and Vinatura support the estate’s quality profile, and the range includes Chasselas-led wines plus a small-production Galotta Vevey Grand Cru.
An urban winery rooted in the historic Cave de l’Hôpital in Vevey city center, where the wines are still vinified. It connects Vevey to Lavaux AOC through a local grape range and a town-based cellar setting.
There are no Michelin-starred restaurants in our guide. EMOTIONS by Guy Ravet in Vevey, Les Ateliers near railway station, and KAISEKI BY MANABU in lakeside hold Michelin Plate recognition for 2024 and 2025. Esprit par Guy Ravet in Vevey holds a Michelin Plate for 2024.
Vevey is the neighbourhood for EMOTIONS by Guy Ravet, which has an exceptional wine program and an extensive wine list. Grand Hôtel du Lac and Hôtel des Trois Couronnes are in Vevey lakeside. Obrist - theWinefamily is in Vevey, Les Vignes de Vevey is in Vevey town center, Ville de Vevey is in Vevey city center, and Anima Vins is in Lavaux.
Tasting menus appear at EMOTIONS by Guy Ravet in Vevey, Les Ateliers near railway station, and KAISEKI BY MANABU on the lakeside. Those three cover classic French, French brasserie-gastronomic cooking, and modern kaiseki.
EMOTIONS by Guy Ravet has an exceptional wine program, and Les Ateliers and KAISEKI BY MANABU both have wine lists. On the winery side, Obrist - theWinefamily and the municipal estates give the city its clearest cellar culture.
By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards
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Vevey, Switzerland

Vevey, Switzerland
Buddha-Bar Beach by Buddha-Bar TM brings Vevey’s lakefront leisure culture into a summer-only, garden-and-pool setting shaped by lounge music and cross-cultural creative cooking. The useful way to read it is not as a formal Swiss dining room, but as a seasonal terrace format where Asian, Hawaiian, Indian, Californian, Western, Mediterranean and Oriental references are part of the brief.

Vevey, Switzerland
Esprit par Guy Ravet is no longer the current Grand Hotel du Lac restaurant profile; the hotel now lists Emotions by Guy Ravet and The Veranda instead.

Vevey, Switzerland
Kaiseki by Manabu brings Japanese contemporary kaiseki to Vevey's lakeside dining scene, earning consecutive Michelin Plate recognition in 2024 and 2025. The format follows the seasonal, course-by-course logic of traditional kaiseki while sitting comfortably within the €€€€ tier that defines serious fine dining on the northern shore of Lake Geneva. For the Vaud region, it represents a rare commitment to Japanese technique at this level of ambition.

Vevey, Switzerland
La Marina is Vevey’s summer-facing lakefront address for outdoor drinks and seasonal cooking, framed by the port, garden seating and the mountain line across Lake Geneva. Its value is the setting as much as the plate: a terrace-and-bar format that suits warm-weather grazing, cocktails and a broad global-cuisine brief rather than a formal tasting-menu evening.

Vevey, Switzerland
Les Ateliers holds consecutive Michelin Plate recognition (2024 and 2025) for its Modern French cooking in Vevey, a city that produces more serious restaurant ambition than its lakeside calm suggests. The address on Rue des Deux-Gares places it close to the town's rail connections, making it accessible from Lausanne or Montreux without a car. At the €€€€ price tier, it sits alongside the city's other destination-level tables.

Vevey, Switzerland
Le 3C restaurant occupies a address on Rue d'Italie in Vevey, a Swiss Riviera town that punches well above its size in serious dining. Vevey sits within reach of both Lausanne and Montreux, placing any table here inside a regional dining circuit that includes some of Switzerland's most awarded kitchens. Specific details on format, cuisine, and booking are best confirmed directly with the restaurant.
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Vevey, Switzerland
Pierre-Yves Rochon's renovation brought the 50-room property into sharp condition while preserving its period framework. Les Saisons, the in-house restaurant, holds a Michelin star. Rates from US$390 per night.

Vevey, Switzerland
A Leading Hotels of the World member positioned on the Swiss Riviera waterfront in Vevey, Hôtel des Trois Couronnes occupies the same Belle Époque lakeside tier that once drew Henry James and Graham Greene to this corner of Lake Geneva. The property sits between Lausanne and Montreux, within walking distance of the Alimentarium and the town's celebrated wine market.
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Selected entries from the current guide for Vevey.
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Vevey
Selected entries from the current guide for Vevey.

Vevey, Switzerland
Anima Vins is a small Vevey wine project built around organic Chasselas from Lavaux, with private tastings shaped by label art and sound design tied to each vintage. Its appeal lies less in conventional cellar-door hospitality than in the way Chasselas, place, and artistic framing are made to speak together.
Vevey, Switzerland
Les Vignes de Vevey is the City of Vevey’s municipal wine estate, tying Lavaux vineyard culture to a historic urban cellar rather than a private domaine narrative. Its 11 hectares span five vineyard sites, with Chasselas-led regional identity, a Galotta Vevey Grand Cru in small production, and Terravin and Vinatura labels anchoring its quality and sustainability credentials.
Vevey, Switzerland
Obrist - theWinefamily is a historic Vevey wine house founded in 1854, rooted in Vaud AOC and the canton’s Lavaux, Chablais and La Côte terroirs. The draw is classic cellar culture rather than design spectacle: guided tastings, cellar tours, a vinothèque and a portfolio that runs from Chasselas to Gamaret, including cellar-aged dessert wine.
Vevey, Switzerland
Ville de Vevey is a civic wine-culture address rather than a conventional estate visit, rooted in Vevey’s city-center relationship with Lavaux AOC and Lake Geneva. Its appeal lies in the urban cellar setting, local grape range, and easygoing access for visitors who want Swiss wine context without leaving town.
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