La Petite Ourse, Farm-to-table restaurant in Quartiers Centre, Rennes, France.
La Petite Ourse is a restaurant in central Rennes that cooks with organic produce sourced directly from Breton farmers, creating daily menus around what is fresh and in season. The space is located on Boulevard de la Liberté and focuses on simple preparations of vegetables, poultry, and seafood.
The restaurant was established and developed a reputation for serving good food at fair prices, earning recognition from the Michelin Guide through its Bib Gourmand designation. This distinction marks it as a place where cooking quality and reasonable pricing go hand in hand.
The place reflects how the Breton region takes pride in its agricultural heritage through daily menus that celebrate what farmers grow nearby. You can see this philosophy in every plate, where local ingredients tell the story of the surrounding countryside.
The restaurant serves lunch on weekdays and requires advance booking to secure a table, as the small space fills quickly during busy midday hours. Arriving early or calling ahead helps ensure you won't be turned away.
The kitchen regularly experiments with unexpected flavor pairings like white asparagus with sunflower seed cream and steamed eggs with buckwheat foam. These creative combinations reveal that the chefs reimagine their ingredients rather than simply following traditional recipes.
Location: Quartiers Centre
Location: Rennes
Accessibility: Wheelchair inaccessible
Address: 48 Bd de la Liberté, 35000 Rennes, France
Opening Hours: Monday-Friday 12:00-14:30
Phone: +33952843361
Website: http://restaurantlapetiteourse.com
GPS coordinates: 48.10832,-1.68289
Latest update: December 6, 2025 19:02
The restaurants in Rennes and its surrounding areas offer a variety of cuisines, ranging from market-style to creative gastronomy. These establishments highlight local and seasonal products. Chefs craft diverse menus, from traditional French cuisine to international influences. Several restaurants are located in historical settings, such as a 1930s brasserie or a Napoleon III-style apartment. Dining formats include bistros, gourmet restaurants, and establishments with wine cellars.
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