In Saint-Brieuc, between the station, the old centre and the bay, remote work has its addresses. A bar-coworking on the station forecourt, two day-access coworking spaces, a cosy coffee shop and a food hall open from morning to night: here are our spots to set up your laptop, get connected and make progress calmly, depending on your budget and your mood.
The station bar-coworking: The Stamp
In the former postal sorting centre on the station forecourt, The Stamp mixes brasserie, bar and coworking with meeting rooms. Big tables, light, outlets and wifi: you can settle in from 8 am on weekdays, and stay until late. The simplest address when you arrive by train.
A day-access coworking space in the town centre: Le Pakebot
Five minutes' walk from the station, on boulevard Clemenceau, Le Pakebot is all about sharing: an open space under skylights, meeting rooms, a dining area, Breton coffee and tea. The hot desk needs no membership, €12 excl. VAT for a half day and €17 for a full day, cheaper for members. The quiet option for a real working day.
The hotel coworking space: myWO Saint-Brieuc
In the lobby of the Best Western Plus Hôtel de Robien, in the station district, myWO Saint-Brieuc offers a bright shared space with a terrace, wifi, drinks and snacks, and meeting rooms. Hot desk from €16 an hour, full day on request, Monday to Friday from 9 am to 6 pm: handy for a few hours between two meetings.
A cosy coffee shop: Donkey's Coffee Shop
On rue Charbonnerie, right in the centre, Donkey's Coffee Shop serves locally roasted coffee, hot chocolate and homemade Anglo-Saxon pastries, carrot cake and cheesecake first, in a small warm room with wifi. Open Tuesday to Saturday, perfect for a work morning.
The food hall open every day: Bazaar Hall
On rue de Paris, Bazaar Hall brings together a food hall, a brewery, a bar, a wine cellar and a garden over 1,500 m², with wifi. Open every day from 9 am, it's the place to set up your laptop during the day, when the big room is quiet, then stay for lunch. At the weekend, it's plan B when everything else is closed.
In short
In Saint-Brieuc, count on The Stamp when you arrive by train, on Le Pakebot or myWO for a quiet day, on Donkey's for a cosy session over good coffee, and on Bazaar Hall during the day or at the weekend. To help you choose between a café and a dedicated space, see our guide café or coworking.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a day-access coworking space in Saint-Brieuc?
Yes: Le Pakebot, boulevard Clemenceau, offers a hot desk with no membership at €12 excl. VAT for a half day and €17 for a full day. The Stamp, on the station forecourt, and myWO, in the Hôtel de Robien, are two more options.
Where can I work on a Sunday in Saint-Brieuc?
Bazaar Hall, rue de Paris, is open every day from 9 am, and The Stamp opens on Sunday from 10 am to 5:30 pm.
