At the warm and welcoming restaurant run by sommelier Émilie Macé (formerly of the Rennes wine bar Rewined) and chef Tanois Nakhlé-Cerruti (who did stints at La Cavale, also in Rennes, and Carousel in London), the duo is bringing a little color to Cap Sizun – sea blue tiling (glaz means “sea” in Breton), a sage green wall, large woven rugs… And on the plates, so much tenderness: cheeky ham and caramelized onion croquettes; incredible potato blinis topped with smoked coleslaw and fried shallots; unforgettable XXL salt cod and preserved lemon ravioli; and a delicious chicken supreme bobbing around in a rich broth seasoned with za’atar and lime, served with beautiful slices of flash-seared pointy cabbage. What about dessert? There’s date pudding, painted with butterscotch-style caramel and paired with a scoop of hay ice cream. This place truly feels like a big hug! // Maud Zarella
FEELING THIRSTY? : Around a hundred bottles of natural wine to choose from, selected by Émeline, which you can explore in the windowed wine cellar: a muscadet from Batard Langelier (€3.50 a glass), Pagaille, a Périgord red from the Château Lestignac (€28 a bottle), or Picrochole, a pineau d’Aunis from Ariane Lesné (€39).
PRICE: : À la carte €32-46.
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