Maison Vettier : boucherie, traiteur, plateaux repas à Rennes

Excellent products and a friendly team

High-quality products at very reasonable prices!

I came just 15 days ago and bought a sausage with a best-before date of November 21, 2025. Okay, it says "best before," but at €8 a pop, you'd expect the butcher to check his stock... Last time, it was the shepherd's pie that was just mashed potatoes. They charged me €8.50 for a meal that included two slices of ham. Okay, they told me to come back, but it ended up costing me more in gas and time. We expect the best from small businesses if we choose them. Besides, they're not friendly, even though I used to come regularly. Another customer lost.

The saleswoman was hard of hearing, or perhaps deliberately pretending not to hear me. I ordered a sandwich, but one was missing. I wanted to continue my order, but she insisted I pay without asking if that would be all. I offered to continue my order with samosas and spring rolls, but they were disgusting for the price per item. I don't recommend them. The staff was not at all welcoming, never smiled, and completely unprofessional.

Excellent, lots of choice. Great value for money.

An excellent caterer! The buffet was a success for my 60th birthday celebration, meeting all my expectations, and my guests thoroughly enjoyed it. Highly recommended. Nathalie ✨

The welcome was truly unpleasant; it's crazy to speak to customers like that.

I stopped by for lunch today to get the daily special. A veal paupiette with a few vegetables and potatoes. I didn't order the set lunch menu (which includes a main course, a starter, and a dessert), and yet I paid the full price of the set menu: €9! This restaurant, which used to have a very good reputation, is no longer living up to it at all! The service was mediocre, and the dish was ultimately more than mediocre. The paupiette was dry, and the few vegetables that came with it were nothing special! I don't recommend it!

A woman came and ruined everything, cold and clumsy. She arrived without gloves to slice the rosette sausage, ham, and cervelas. She couldn't even make the thin slices I got everywhere... as a result, we couldn't buy the rosette; the slices were enormous despite our instructions, and the slices of cooked ham... oh my god, they looked like three escalopes! And the cervelas was so thin it didn't even have its red skin left, it was so badly butchered... not a word of apology, not a "let's try again"... no, no, she just wrapped and weighed everything. I left with €8 spent on 5 slices of cervelas and 3 of cooked ham. It reeked of contempt!

Really disappointed. I bought a surprise bread; the top was okay, but afterwards it was impossible to get the portions out because everything was stuck together, damaged, and crushed. It was clearly frozen; just crumbs.

Selling a chicken as organic when it looks exactly like a hormone-fed chicken is unacceptable. Meanwhile, the price is inflated. The deli meat section has declined significantly in quality. "Homemade" items are no longer popular, and the worst part is finding hair in a salad... talk about hygiene! Apparently, hairnets aren't a thing. I bought grated carrots, and they were inedible; I could have found better even at the supermarket next door. The slices of andouille sausage are nearly 1 cm thick, so you have to cut them, and they're very fatty, even though they're advertised as Guémené andouille, which should be less fatty. In short, they're cutting corners on quality but not on price, which is a real shame. I'm almost starting to miss the days when Vettier Père was running the place. I definitely don't recommend it.