Nantes on a Sunday, l'Île de Nantes breathing, the passage Pommeraye deserted, and the quiet of the Bouffay neighbourhood. If you're looking for somewhere to work that day, here are the Nantes addresses that don't close on weekends.
For the full picture, cafés, day-access coworking spaces and libraries, see our guide where to work in Nantes.
Distillerie Fizet
Rue Alain Barbe Torte, on the Île de Nantes. A café set in an urban micro-distillery, with an unusual setting. On Sundays, it's open from 10:30am to 6:30pm.
The most original Sunday café in Nantes.
Le Bam Bam Café
Rue Adolphe Moitié. A neighbourhood coffee shop and canteen where people come to eat, drink, read or work, with a weekend brunch. According to its website, it opens on Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 6:30pm (winter hours).
The Sunday café with long hours, perfect for spending the day.
Épicureüs
Avenue Sainte-Anne. A café with a terrace and food on site. On Sundays, it's open from 10am to 6pm.
The Sunday spot with a terrace.
Café Joyeux
Rue des Vieilles Douves, city centre. A solidarity café-restaurant that employs people with mental or cognitive disabilities. On Sundays, it's open from 9am to 5pm.
The feel-good café for a Sunday in Nantes.
Little Atlantique Brewery
Boulevard de Chantenay. A large brewery in an industrial space, with craft beers brewed on site and food. On Sundays, it's open from noon to midnight: best for an afternoon session before things get lively.
The Sunday spot for working in the afternoon and staying on for the evening.
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