Why go
$$ is the useful signal here: this is a mid-priced confiserie and tea-room in Noville, not a formal destination restaurant. For a Noville dining plan, Moutarlier les artisans du goût - Noville makes sense for a daytime stop with coffee, light meals, desserts, and a casual sit-down break.
The draw is format. This branch is described as a confiserie-tea room style café with French-Swiss pastry display counters and casual seating. That matters for the decision: choose it when a relaxed village café-confiserie atmosphere is the goal. The counter-service style keeps the experience low-friction, and the cozy, classic feel is better suited to an easy pause than to a highly formal meal.
Use it for a relaxed café-confiserie stop, not a formal meal
The appeal is convenience rather than ceremony. The setting supports coffee, light meals, and desserts without requiring a full restaurant commitment.
The safer read is a classic French-Swiss confiserie and tea-room where the display counter and casual seating define the visit. That is a stronger reason to visit than any formal dining-room promise.
How to decide between Noville and the other branches
Pick this branch if Noville is already on the route. Depending on where your day is centered, Moutarlier les artisans du goût - Chexbres or Moutarlier les artisans du goût - Lutry may be more convenient. If you are comparing with a Lausanne café option, look at Ca Passe Creme in Lausanne rather than forcing a detour to Noville.
The published schedule is broad: Monday to Friday from 7 AM to 6:30 PM, Saturday from 7 AM to 6 PM, and Sunday from 8 AM to 6 PM. Dress can stay casual; this is a village café-confiserie with a relaxed atmosphere, not a formal restaurant.
First-timers should treat it as a practical daytime anchor rather than the main event. Pair it with a Noville experience or other dining in the area. It is worth considering if you value a classic pastry-house tea-room format, less compelling if you are looking for a more formal restaurant experience.
