Boards
All year round
From 2 to 6 farmhouse cheeses, or mixed with artisan charcuterie. What comes in changes very often.
At GAZTAK, cheese is at the heart of everything: farmhouse cheese boards all year round and, in winter, all-you-can-eat raclette, baked Mont d’Or and reblochonnade. Right in the centre of Agen, on rue Voltaire.

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Tuesday to Saturday, 6 pm to midnight
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All year round
From 2 to 6 farmhouse cheeses, or mixed with artisan charcuterie. What comes in changes very often.
October to April
On the traditional machine from 2 people, or candle-heated from 1 person: unlimited cheese, potatoes and condiments.
500 g, to share
Baked with Jura vin jaune, served with garlic and thyme roasted baby potatoes and artisan charcuterie.
In winter
Reblochon AOP studded with Pyrenean pancetta, oven-baked, with roasted baby potatoes.
Whole or half
Served with charcuterie; roasted baby potatoes as a side.
To pick at
A little treat to share over a drink.
Raclette, Mont d’Or and reblochonnade are on the winter menu, October to April.

Our cheeses are farmhouse cheeses, raw-milk whenever possible, from France and beyond. The selection changes very often: ask the team what’s good tonight. To drink: wine by the glass, draught beers, prosecco on tap and cocktails, with or without alcohol.
Allergen information available from our team on request.
At GAZTAK, the cheese bar in Agen, at 40 rue Voltaire. Farmhouse cheese boards all year round and melted-cheese dishes in winter, Tuesday to Saturday from 6 pm.
From October to April: all-you-can-eat raclette, Mont d’Or AOP baked with vin jaune, reblochonnade and roasted camembert AOP. All about our all-you-can-eat raclette
They are farmhouse cheeses, raw-milk whenever possible, from France and beyond. The selection changes with what comes in.
Yes: cheese-only boards, raclette without the charcuterie, and we adapt our dishes as much as we can. Mention it when you book.
Yes, up to around twenty people without private hire. Coming as a group
Book online in a few clicks, or drop by on rue Voltaire.