Le Lapin Noir ★ 4.0
Le Lapin Noir on Rue du Vau Saint-Germain is the fully plant-based burger counter of Rennes, working falafel, tofu and seasonal-vegetable patties.
Vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, halal and kosher options across Rennes. including where to go and what to order.
Vegan in Rennes
Le Coucou Rennais ★ 4.0
Le Coucou Rennais on Rue d'Antrain is an organic farm-sourced kitchen that bills its own house burgers as vegan, next to the meat ones on one board.
Café 1802 ★ 4.0
Café 1802 on Rue d'Antrain roasts its own beans and keeps a vegan pastry of the day on the counter, the reliable plant-based cake stop in Rennes.
Vegetarian in Rennes
Pique-Prune Cleunay ★ 3.8
Pique-Prune inside the Scarabée Biocoop at Cleunay serves an organic vegetarian lunch canteen, cooked on site with a vegan option most days.
Sabibi Pita ★ 4.1
Sabibi Pita on Rue Jules Simon builds Levantine pitas around grilled and simmered vegetables and halloumi, and most of the menu is vegetarian by default.
L'Enchanté ★ 3.9
L'Enchanté on Rue Saint-Melaine is the Thabor tea room and day café, putting vegetarian plates on the board through the week and vegan cakes alongside.
Café Albertine ★ 4.4
Café Albertine near the Colombier runs a daily vegetarian lunch and regularly puts vegan plates and sandwiches on the counter alongside the Saturday brunch.
Gluten Free in Rennes
Crêperie au Marché des Lices ★ 3.9
The crêperie on the Lices market square works galettes de sarrasin that a Rennes coeliac guide lists as 100 percent buckwheat, savoury and sweet.
Les Brocanteurs ★ 4.0
Les Brocanteurs on Place du Calvaire builds gluten-free burgers aimed at coeliac diners, with a separate fryer and cross-contamination handling.
Le Bœuf sur le Balcon ★ 3.7
The grill on Rue Rallier du Baty keeps a gluten-free burger bun on hand, unusual for a French grill room, but the kitchen is a general brasserie.
Halal in Rennes
Sabibi Pita ★ 4.1
Sabibi Pita on Rue Jules Simon runs a halal Levantine counter, stuffing pitas with grilled meat, halloumi and slow-cooked vegetables to order.
Saveurs Afghanes ★ 4.0
Saveurs Afghanes on Avenue Aristide Briand is the Afghan table that Rennes halal directories rank at the top of their listings for the city.
Le Yamouna ★ 3.9
Le Yamouna on Rue de Robien is the Indian kitchen that French restaurant directories list with halal dishes, serving late to 23:00 every night.
Adonis ★ 4.0
Adonis on Rue de Saint-Malo pairs a Lebanese dining room with a takeaway traiteur counter, and the Rennes halal directories carry it as a halal table.
Kosher
Intentionally Short
Backfill 2026-08-22, after a closure triage cut vegan to one entry and halal to two. Every candidate was checked against the French business registry (recherche-entreprises.api.gouv.fr) before anything else, then against an operator page and a third witness. Rejected on registry evidence: Stoique, 13 rue d'Antrain, the venue most Rennes vegan guides still lead with, is SIRET 84320488400020, etat administratif F, closed 2022-04-11; Scoubidou, 20 rue du Champ Jacquet, is etat C. Rejected on closure evidence: Petite Nature, 1 place de la Rotonde, is flagged CLOSED on HappyCow and a Rennes news site reports an Asian restaurant took the site; Bulbe is flagged CLOSED and had in any case become a nomadic caterer with no fixed address; Vegestal, 15 rue Hoche, keeps an active registry entry under a different enseigne but its domain now resolves to an unrelated DIY blog, so nothing current could be confirmed. Umamy, 22 rue Vasselot, was dropped because it has no findable registry entity and its site geo-blocks. Black Temple Food is genuinely trading but no page fetched this session uses the word vegan or vegetalien about it, only vegetarien, so it was not added on a guess. Vegan therefore holds three: the one fully plant-based counter in the city plus an organic restaurant that labels its own burgers vegetaliens and a roaster with a daily vegan pastry. That is the honest ceiling; Rennes has exactly one 100% vegan restaurant. Halal was extended to four; happycow.net and zabihah.com both blocked automated fetches this session, so halal claims rest on a French halal directory and a French restaurant directory that both print the halal label, each cross-checked against an active registry entry. Earlier text follows. Vegan and vegetarian come from a Rennes vegan city guide that names each venue with its street address, cross-checked against operator or tourist-board pages. Gluten-free is filled from a Rennes coeliac guide that names three venues explicitly; the strongest is the buckwheat crêperie, since galettes de sarrasin are naturally gluten-free but most Rennes crêperies also griddle wheat crêpes on the same billig. Halal is filled from Zabihah plus a French halal directory. Kosher is left empty on purpose: Rennes has a synagogue and a small community but no kosher restaurant, butcher or bakery appears in any kosher directory for the city, and the nearest certified addresses are in Nantes and Paris. Publishing an invented kosher entry would be worse than an empty list.
Dietary in Rennes, FAQ
Does Rennes have good vegetarian or vegan food?
TableJourney's Rennes dietary chapter covers vegan, vegetarian, gluten_free, halal venues, each editor-picked with what to order and how to ask.