It's Five O'clock Somewhere - Rennes

Very good tea room typically English. The cakes are excellent (the cheesecake and blackout cake in particular!! , there is a large selection of Lindfield teas that are very good. The decoration is very cute and changes over the seasons. Brunch is very good as well as lunch. Attention, there is often waiting Saturday after noon and you have to book for Sunday brunch (via their site).

Good but a little expensive for the quantities. Look.

Very good cakes and an excellent setting. But waiting in the rain, without anyone coming to tell us if and when there are places available spoil the experience a little...

A separate, atypical place... That's it! Reine is invited to Rennes. The desire for an English cultural and culinary discovery, come on Rue Saint Melaine. Looking at reviews and mouth in the ear, this tearoom is the must for scones. Currently there are no competitors on Place Rennaise for this gastronomic and subtle specialty. But beyond the success of the products sold, I will focus on the team in place. On some opinions, there is a problem at the reception and waiting level. On these two points, it would be good sometimes to wonder what is behind the satisfaction of our taste buds. It's pretty simple, working hours and a 1000% involvement. So, if we sometimes find the less smiling staff or the wait is a little long, let's talk with the 70 hours of work done at the bottom word and come back to the smiling house knowing that we will have a wonderful time. So ladies, thank you for making us dream like Peter Pan and the fairy bell and the low hat for the work done and the one you provide each time. Stay as you are, you are the pretty ladies of the Rennais tea salons. If we don't come to your house, we pass next to one of Rennes' best addresses!

Great address, I felt in London the time of a Brunch, by these difficult times, it puts balm at the heart of feeling traveling. We eat very well that more. I recommend