Sillage

Piedmontese chef Gabriele Ferri and his wife Marie-Nolwenn run this bistro, which has been given a nautical makeover against a backdrop of pale stone walls and contemporary furnishings. The culinary focus is on seafood and veggies, with Italian influences and the odd bold note. Examples: Japanese inspired poached hake flanked by daikon radish, dashi stock and umeboshi (savoury plums). Meat, meanwhile, only features during the hunting season. A signature dish: chard roasted in its skin, paired with asparagus, fennel, a burnt lemon paste and a beer-flavoured beurre blanc.