The story
Behind Vevey's train station, the former "halle inox" – a stainless steel workshop abandoned for nearly 25 years – has been reborn as Les Ateliers. The raw industrial shell, with its high ceilings and exposed structure, now frames a dining room that feels both generous and intimate. The space itself tells the story of the region's manufacturing past, a heritage the team honours by letting the architecture speak.
The kitchen works with the best fresh ingredients, treating them with knowledge and respect. The style is simple, inventive and modern – a direct, authentic expression of Modern French cuisine. Dishes are built around precise technique and a deep understanding of each component, never overcomplicating what nature provides. This clarity of purpose has earned Les Ateliers a Michelin Recommended distinction, a recognition that aligns with the restaurant's philosophy of honest, flavour-driven cooking.
Les Ateliers is open for lunch and dinner from Tuesday to Saturday, with last orders at 14:00 for lunch and 22:00 for dinner. The restaurant can also be reserved for private events, offering the same refined Modern French experience in a setting that feels entirely its own. Whether you come for a leisurely midday meal or an evening that stretches into the night, the atmosphere remains welcoming, unpretentious, and rooted in the joy of sharing good food.
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