Glaz

Who this place suits

With family

7/10

As a couple

8/10

With friends

10/10

Solo

6/10

With a dog

6/10

Reduced mobility

5/10

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About

In Pont-Croix, Émeline Macé and Tanios Nakhlé-Cerruti combine free-spirited cooking and a selection of natural wines, in a restaurant with a strong personality. Glaz is the Breton word for the shifting shade between blue, green and grey that the sea often takes. It sums up the spirit of the house: open cooking, a singular decor and a refusal to freeze a living region into a postcard image. The chef’s Lebanese and Italian roots feed a taste for fresh notes, bitter flavours, textures and lively seasoning. A touch of acidity may lift a fish, while a bitter vegetable or a fresh herb gives depth to a sauce. The blackboard follows the seasons: generous ravioli, vegetables in the spotlight, the catch of the day or desserts with unexpected flavours, none of them fixed. Émeline Macé, formerly a figure of natural wine in Rennes, guides guests through a selection of committed estates. Tell her your tastes and she will suggest a gradual discovery. The colourful, intimate bistro is in the heart of Pont-Croix, a historic small town in Finistère, close to Audierne and the Pointe du Raz.

What you will see

• Cuisine: contemporary bistro with mixed influences and a natural wine cellar.
• In charge: Tanios Nakhlé-Cerruti in the kitchen, Émeline Macé on wines.
• Setting: a colourful, intimate bistro in blue-green shades, in the historic heart of Pont-Croix.
• Menus: a changing blackboard of seasonal dishes, lunch and dinner depending on the period; natural wines from the cellar.
• Glaz is the Breton word for the blue-green-grey colour of the sea.
• Lebanese and Italian influences in the cooking.

Practical information

Address

9 place de la République, 29790 Pont-Croix

Nearby

The lanes of Pont-Croix, the Goyen, Audierne, the Pointe du Raz and Cap Sizun

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