Maelstrom

A really nice and cozy place, and the person in charge is also very pleasant and kind. We went to the cellar area under the bar and it had a really nice atmosphere. I highly recommend it.

Her home leaves much to be desired, lacking motivation when it comes to cleaning the inside, and let's not even talk about the outside.

Not accessible to people with reduced mobility, which is a shame for a bar that claims to be "inclusive" for LGBT people. Unwelcoming atmosphere. Edit following your response: the excuse of "premises subject to the regulations of the French Buildings Authority" no longer applies in 2025; removable ramps have existed for years and are inexpensive. You are also subject to the 2005 law, which is 20 years old this year.

A very good, friendly bar. We recommend it.

We arrived, and the welcome was incredibly cold… already a shame for an LGBT bar. I ordered a pint, and my friends ordered two glasses of white wine. They tasted it, and the wine was warm… We wanted another glass, but my friends warned us that it was warm and not very good, and the owner just said the fridge wasn't working, didn't apologize, and refilled it with another one that was just as warm… I won't even mention the fact that she didn't seem to know the meaning of a smile, a hello, or a thank you… And when it came time to pay, she didn't even offer any compensation, even though she knew she was selling stale white wine, but she didn't seem to mind. It's truly the worst LGBT bar I've ever been to. It's no wonder they have to do online fundraising every year to keep the bar afloat…

Nice bar, with a friendly atmosphere

The bar was closed even though it said it was open from 4pm to 1am on Wednesdays, and it is Wednesday... so disappointed 😞

Very nice bar, we didn't eat there

A very welcoming and festive gay bar in Rennes with a vibrant and eclectic decor! Thank you so much 😘🏳️‍🌈