Nestled in the heart of the Sud-Gare district of Rennes, the Central café risks becoming a real refuge for lovers of espresso and authentic tastes. At 19B rue de Châtillon, this establishment is attractive both for its strategic location and its welcoming atmosphere, particularly thanks to its “south-facing” terrace.
Whether you’re looking for a quick break between trains or a longer moment of relaxation, the Central Café is the perfect place to sip a drink in the sun. Among the must-haves on the menu, try the Chaï Latte Coco, a summer beverage that perfectly combines captivating spices and tropical freshness.
In addition to its buckwheat waffles, the Central Café provides a diverse selection of carefully prepared hot beverages accompanied by homemade cakes. But let’s be clear, it is part of a prestigious line of establishments bearing its name, throughout the world. In Vienna, Austria, the Central Café, founded in 1876, was the meeting place of eminent figures such as Sigmund Freud and Leon Trotsky.
In Madrid, since 1888, his alter ego has been famous for his churros and chocolate near the Puerta del Sol. In Prague, established in 1912 in an Art Nouveau setting, its equivalent welcomed Czech writers and intellectuals. Finally, in Brussels, the modern Café central attracts an international clientele with its refined cocktails near the Grand-Place. Visit their Facebook page Central Café Rennes.
