Brunches to try in Brittany Brittany tourism

The brunch is the much-anticipated moment of the weekend and it is very popular in Breton restaurants. Whether you want something trendy, serving local products or with a sea view, discover our selection of the best addresses in Brittany for a Sunday brunch!

In the blink of an eye

1. Where to brunch

Graille and Les Grands Gamins – Rennes

Branch out when you brunch in Rennes! There’s nothing formal about mealtimes on “the mall” at Les Grands Gamins or at Graille in Boulevard de Verdun. On Saturday and Sunday brunchtimes, on the terrace or warm inside, off we go! Pancakes here, other grub there, everyone digs in as their wishes dictate – flavours evolve in accordance with the chefs’ inspiration and the season. Meat, fish, veggie: in bowls and on plates – it’s fun and it’s fresh. And between cheesecakes and cookies, you’ll find yourself spoiling your sweet tooth … So bag yourself a seat on the bench. And savour the moment.

Graille: Saturday brunchtime. Les Grands Gamins: Saturday and Sunday brunchtime.
Reservation strongly recommended

Graille

Les Grands Gamins

Where to sleep: The Magic Hall. Psst! You brunch there VERY well too!

2. A no-leftovers brunch

Miette – Dinan

Here it is, in Dinan’s historical centre. Waiting for you, non-stop. Irresistible. You’ve been warned: there won’t be many leftovers after you’ve brunched at 14 Grand Rue… our favourite restaurant/canteen’s menu evolves as the seasons and local producers’ deliveries dictate. You start off by falling for the attractive decor, before splurging on the savoury pancakes. And the sweet ones. Amazing! Street food as we like it, inventive, with smile included… Every Sunday, the good life.

Sundays from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. all year round.
Reservation required.

Miette

Where to sleep:

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3. Brunches by the high seas

Mignon Café and Bougeotte – Saint-Malo

To get to these two little marvels, you’ll have to leave the Corsair City’s main thoroughfares. The warmest of welcomes and fresh homemade delicacies: no doubt about it, there are advantages to going out of your way! Bougeotte’s dining room gets really busy as the morning comes to an end, with the staff bustling to and fro, serving up a whole range of recipes to die for. Brunch is copious and healthy in equal measure. At Mignon Café in the Saint-Servan neighbourhood, there’s a smile for the whole world and generosity around their matcha latte. In front of you, the world’s best buckwheat cookies… Two spots where good eating and friendly service go together, and flavoured teas and coffees make smiley faces. Well-deserved favourites.

Sunday brunch, 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. at Mignon Café. From 10:30 p.m. at Bougeotte.
Reservation strongly recommended.

Bougeotte

Mignon Café

Where to sleep: Hôtel Ar Iniz

4. Brunching to give yourself a boost

Ose – Lannion

Who do we owe this little breath of freshness in Lannion’s Rue des Augustins to? At Ose “Cantine & Caféine”, a direct descendant of the English-speaking world’s coffee shops! Pancakes and lattes. A spacious terrace to relax on. You feel good right away, surrounded by the attractive décor and an attentive staff. Eyes closed, you head for a highly original homemade brunch. Desserts are regressive and their speciality coffees top quality. There’s also a veggie option… all you need do is go for it!

Brunch à la carte from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Tuesday to Friday, and until 2 p.m. on Saturdays.
Reservation recommended.

Ose – Cantine & Caféine

Where to sleep: Hotel Le Nautica