Fezi

Who this place suits

With family

8/10

As a couple

8/10

With friends

9/10

Solo

6/10

With a dog

4/10

Reduced mobility

5/10

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About

Fezi now has a lively address at 2 rue des Carmes in Rennes, close to rue Vasselot. It has the spirit of a contemporary bistro, where a cheerful service goes with real care in the kitchen. The name, a Gallo word meaning “homemade”, sums up a way of hosting that seeks the pleasure of a well-judged plate rather than showing off. Chef Cédric Bruneau relies on the Rennes markets and a network of Breton market gardeners, fishermen, farmers and craftspeople. The produce sets the pace of the menu: carefully chosen vegetables, the catch of the day, meat cooked with restraint. Natural wines from committed winemakers, often organic or biodynamic, play a central role. You can come for lunch, with a short starter, main and dessert menu, or linger over a four or six course discovery menu. Fezi suits a lunch for two, an outing with friends or an evening when you want the cooking to tell the story of today’s Brittany. The old streets nearby lead to the central market halls and historic squares, so the meal combines easily with a walk through Rennes’ heritage, without a car once you are in the centre. Visitors who knew a previous address should use the current one on rue des Carmes.

What you will see

• Cuisine: Breton market bistro, locavore cooking and natural wines.
• In charge: Cédric Bruneau.
• Setting: a lively, relaxed and gourmet town house on rue des Carmes.
• Menus: starter, main and dessert at lunch; four or six course discovery menus depending on the service. Prices and availability change.
• Fezi means “homemade” in Gallo, the traditional language of eastern Brittany.
• A new address: the restaurant is now at 2 rue des Carmes.

Practical information

Address

2 rue des Carmes, 35000 Rennes

Nearby

Rue Vasselot, the central market halls, the Parlement de Bretagne and the streets of Rennes’ historic centre

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