Le Ciel de Rennes
- ★ 4.0
- Bistronomic
- €€
Le Ciel de Rennes serves a daily bistronomic lunch around a glassed-in open kitchen on the second floor of the Centre Culinaire Contemporain in Rennes.
Le Ciel de Rennes serves a daily bistronomic lunch around a glassed-in open kitchen on the second floor of the Centre Culinaire Contemporain in Rennes.

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Pique-Prune Cleunay runs an organic vegetarian lunch buffet beside the Biocoop in west Rennes, starters and desserts by weight with daily vegan options.
Try Galette-saucisse
Le Plaisir du Breton is one of the named galette-saucisse stands working Roazhon Park in Rennes, rolling the grilled-sausage classic for the match-day crowd.
Try Galette-saucisse
Maison Delaunay grills galette-saucisse at Roazhon Park in Rennes, a stand the stadium crowd queues at for the pre-match sausage in buckwheat.
The École Maître Crêpier runs a full Saturday for home cooks on the batter, the billig and the fold behind Breton crêpes and buckwheat galettes.
The half-day Breton pastry workshop at the École Maître Crêpier covers kouign-amann, far breton, salted-caramel tart and sablés bretons in one sitting.
The Centre Culinaire cooking school runs four-hour evening classes with professional chefs, cooking a seasonal Breton menu and eating it afterwards.
The market class shops the Marché des Lices with a chef at first light, then cooks the haul back at the Centre Culinaire and sits down to lunch.
Par Chemins runs a two-hour apéritif workshop at the Anciennes Cartoucheries in Rennes, cooking foraged plants into bites and botanical cocktails.
The full-day version pairs a morning of chef recipes using foraged plants with an afternoon botany walk covering identification and picking rules.
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