I've been to the Oh My Biche in Columbier twice for brunch, but decided to try the special lunch…read moreitems at the Mail location. It's definitely not as well known and the inside is a lot smaller (only two tables inside) than the original Columbier location, but service is and ambiance are just as great. My friend and I went on a Wednesday at 12pm, and there were only two other parties sitting outside, so we got to snag the inside table. The owner, who I've noticed works at both locations, and a server were the only two workers in the FoH, but both were super sweet and explained to us the menu in English. I got the Mommy's Dwich (€10) and their famous Snickers (€5) and my friend got the Weekly special (White fish in a coconut milk with pumpkin puree and seasonal veggies - €9,50) and the cheesecake (€4). There was a hefty portion of roasted beef on top the open faced sandwich, with a nice hearty gratin sitting between the beef and the perfectly toasted brioche bread. It came with a side of salad and tartar sauce (which I didn't use). The portion, like all plates I've had here, was a little small for the price (and as I've mentioned in my review for the original location, I never leave this place full, but I always leave satisfied with my choices haha). The roast beef didn't have much flavor which I was a little sad about, but the gratin was delicious and creamy, and the brioche was also wonderful. The Snickers was amazing, and I can see why the description underneath is "The Famous One". They really recreated the snickers, but better. The bottom layer is a brownie/chocolate cake, and very nutty peanut butter cream sits on top, encased by milk chocolate with bits of peanuts, topped with a thick whipped cream and peanuts. I tried a bite of my friends cheesecake and it was very creamy and delicious. Wonderful cafe run by wonderful people and always serving amazing food.

We happened upon this cute restaurant after having an unsatisfying petit dejeuner at La Candiot,…read morenext door. I didn't eat the food at Candiot and wanted something to eat before boarding our train. La Kitchenette is warm and inviting with a tasty selection of granola, coffee and juices. Their chocolate chip cookie is the best I've ever had! And the owners are so nice! Try it out

From the owner: A proximité de l'Esplanade Charles de Gaulle Donnant sur la toute nouvelle esplanade Charles de…read moreGaulle, le Café de L'Isly est une enseigne où il fait bon prendre son temps en terrasse pour profiter du soleil et des succulentes frites maison. Une pause des plus appréciables.

The ONLY place in rennes where you can get a massive coffee to go that tastes like gold! I go there…read morefor my pint of latte and it just picks me up no end! Another thing : The people who work there are ACE! By that I mean in what they do and also the fact they are generally awesome guys!

We were hungry, and went there as a quick snack for a hit drink but left full and happy…read more Service was impeccable and friendly. Ambiance was clean and chic, without being overly formal. Tea selections were from Palais Des Thes - nicely spiced Chai, Infusion Du Louvre, black tea and tisane. Jambon and cheeses recommended to go with the tea offerings were fantastic, as were deserts. When we showed interest in the loose tea (which is not s'il there), the proprietor went through an entire box of teabags to give us samples we may like. I highly recommend this place if you are ever in Rennes, France.

Probably my favorite restaurant in Rennes. Classic bistro fare but here we have a high quality…read morechef. Although it's called Breton I don't find too much breton influence, and that's a good thing.

From the owner: Dans une ancienne quincaillerie Ici, on a l'estomac et le coeur bien au chaud. La décoration, très…read morechaleureuse avec ses rayonnages en bois, s'accorde à merveille avec la carte. Au Café Breton, on déguste une cuisine de bistrot raffinée et des plats traditionnels revistés avec finesse et originalité. Pas étonnant qu'il faille mieux réserver...

This place sounded good so we thought we'd give it a try. Be aware that this restaurant is in the…read morehistoric area of Rennes, where tables are packed and spilling onto sidewalks on a balmy, end of summer evening. We had called ahead to make a reservation, but could not get through: the operator said the "service did not exist." Perhaps it had closed, we thought. Since we couldn't get a reservation, we decided to just head there and take our chances. I did not tell the maitre d' that we had cruised for a half hour looking for a parking spot, but we did. Using the Apple map program for directions is a challenge in a European town you don't know, in which the announcer's French is so bad you don't have a clue what street she's talking about. We ended up in a parking garage and walked about five blocks to get there. At any rate, the maitre d' was snooty and not at all helpful. So I can't talk about the food, but the attitude is more what I would have expected decades ago. Most French are aware that tourism is a major industry for their country and act accordingly. I speak French, so he did not have that excuse. I would give it a zero for that reason, but that would make it appear I hadn't given a rating.

From the owner: Un délicieux petit restaurant Un délicieux petit restaurant, au charme indéniable et à l'accueil…read morechaleureux. Décoration originale, ainsi que la cuisine. Une bonne adresse de la capitale bretonne. Prix modiques. Il est conseillé de réserver car l'endroit est petit.