Arnas and Jurgita Pamerneckas came to Perth in 2010 — two cooks from Lithuania who had already given their lives to good food, and who brought every kitchen they had ever worked in with them. Breizh is where all of it finally meets.
Arnas Pamerneckas arrived in Perth in 2010. He spent more than five years cooking Italian — every dough and every sauce learned by hand — then five more in a Michelin kitchen built on Scottish produce, taking every training a kitchen could give him along the way. What reaches the table is all of it at once.
Jurgita Pamerneckiene came the same year. Four years in the same Italian kitchen, two in a local Scottish café, and ever since at Breizh — running the room, the bookings and, when it is needed, the pass. Trained across service, management and the kitchen, she works every front of the house. The knowledge is handed down the generations; the love of food simply runs in the blood.
Arnas and Jurgita move from Lithuania to Perthshire — drawn, more than anything, by a love of cooking.
In the spring of 2017 they come into the Breizh kitchen — the beginning of the story they would make their own.
Just after the pandemic, in January, they take over Breizh — owners now, not only cooks.
Everything they have learned sits at one table — buckwheat galettes, wood-fired pizzas, and a welcome that remembers your name. Still cooking with heart and passion.
Bring your appetite — everything is cooked to order, with heart and passion, the way we would cook for our own table.
If you didn't book, we'll find you a seat at the counter. That's a promise.
If the kitchen is on, we're open. No rules about when you can or can't order.