There were so many cakes that I wanted to try on my first visit, and I was determined to try…read moreanother cake before I left the city. I had intended to just get the Noix de Pecan Caramelises, but he had created a new tart that I knew I needed to try, so I ended up getting both (€4,90 each). The Noix de Pecan Carmelises was so amazing. The chocolate tart shell had bits of hazelnut in it, filled with a dark chocolate mousse, and topped with a caramel mousse, finished off with pecans. All the flavors went SO amazing together, and I can confidently say that this was one of the best cakes I've had in France. The Yuzu Avocado Tart was the new concoction he had created, and it was very interesting. I felt as if I was eating straight guacamole in a buttery tart shell, but in a good way HAHA. The avocado cream in the tart was very creamy, with little bits of avocado and basil. The yuzu cream stole the show, however. Wow. There was so much genuine yuzu flavor that just packed a punch in the face to you. What I love about this place besides the cute interior and the amazing cakes, is that both times I've visited, the pastry chef, Mathias is actually there, working the counter or in the back, and he takes time to explain each cake (despite the language barrier). It shows that he really cares about the effort that he's put in and wants people to enjoy what they'll be eating.

Good, typical french Café & Bar in the City of Rennes. I remember the good coffee and the american…read morecookies. Young service team, that was always polite and helpful. Thank you for a nice hang out during my stay in the Bretagne.

From the owner: L'heure est aux jeux ! L'Heure du Jeu vous accueille dans une ambiance conviviale et festive pour…read moredes soirées originale et animée ! Au prgramme : Quizz culture général, Blind Test, Karaoké, Mario Kart, Tournoi, Soirées déguisées... Suivez l'actualité des soirées et leur programmation sur le site de l'établissement.

From the owner: Les fabuleux gâteaux Laigre Tous les Rennais connaissent Laigre et ses délicieux gâteaux. Croquants…read moreau chocolat (chocolat, poire, pralines), fondant, pâte d'amande, fraisiers, meringues...Ils sont tous travaillés avec talent et audace. Une bonne habitude à prendre les après-midi maussades : un thé accompagné d'une tarte fine (pâte sablée très légère couverte de pommes). C'est un des must de la maison Laigre.

Located in the city center, right in between the Republique and Sainte Anne metro station. This…read moreplace caught my eye because they pride themselves in being a "responsible patisserie" Like most patisseries and tea rooms, the price does get a little expensive if you decide to sit in rather than take out. After much contemplation, I got the Corsaire (3 take out or 3,20 eat in) which was a Caramel Cake, with Salted Butter Caramel sandwiched inside, coated with milk chocolate and crushed almonds, and more salted butter caramel on the top, finished off with a rod of dark chocolate. The worker was very friendly, despite my very limited French. The cake itself was delicious - I couldn't really taste the caramel in the cake, but the salted butter caramel spread and the topping helped to bring out the caramel taste.

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.