Café Albertine is a cafe in Colombier, Rennes.
Editorially verified August 21, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Saturday only and one sitting window, 11:30 to 13:30; the rest of the week the daily veggie lunch takes its place.
Address: 10 Rue du Comte de Lanjuinais, 35000 Rennes
Le Café des Champs Libres sits inside Rennes' museum and library complex, seasonal plates and house pastries with late Thursday and Friday openings.
Signature drink: Coffee with seasonal homemade pastry
Tip: Library card not required; it is the calmest workspace-cafe in the city on a rainy afternoon.
Café 1802 pairs Renaud's roasting with Fred's bar on Rue d'Antrain in Rennes, specialty beans roasted in Brittany and a daily vegan pastry on the counter.
Signature drink: Espresso from the house roast
Tip: Beans roasted for the bar are sold to take home; ask which single origin is on filter that week.
Café Wunder sits under the Wunder offices near Place Sainte-Anne in Rennes, specialty coffee and homemade sweet and savoury plates in a coworking hybrid.
Signature drink: Specialty flat white
Tip: Weekdays only; it doubles as a workspace, so laptops are welcome as long as you keep ordering.
7 Grammes pours coffee, teas and smoothies at the foot of Rue Saint-Melaine in Rennes, with homemade vegan lunch options in a minimalist room.
Signature drink: Smoothies and specialty coffee
Tip: The Saint-Melaine strip stacks 7 Grammes, L'Enchanté and the crêperies in fifty metres; this is the coffee stop of the row.
Le Café des Champs Libres sits inside Rennes' museum and library complex, seasonal plates and house pastries with late Thursday and Friday openings.
Signature drink: Coffee with seasonal homemade pastry
Tip: Library card not required; it is the calmest workspace-cafe in the city on a rainy afternoon.
Bluebird Coffee Shop mixes Japanese and Californian plates near the Rennes station, bagels, hot rolls and bentos in a plant-filled room open every day.
Signature drink: Specialty coffee with a cream-cheese bagel
Tip: One of the few centre coffee shops open Sunday evening; the bento is the pre-train order.
Café Joyeux on Rue Vasselot is the Rennes branch of the solidarity chain born in the city in 2017, employing staff with disabilities behind homemade plates.
Signature drink: House-roast coffee for a cause
Tip: This is where the Joyeux story began before Paris and beyond; the coffee sold in bags funds the training programme.