We were invited to a home dinner, and didn't want to come empty handed so we stopped by here to buy…read morecakes. This is a small store but filled with everything you wanted from a bakery/ patisserie. We had coffee and tried some sweet and savories little bites, bought a Forêt Noire ( Black Forest cake ) and a fruit tart. And I saw they have palmiers!!! So I bought 4 to share as snacks for the grandkids! Yum yum, they are absolutely my favorite! Every bakeries and patisseries have gazillions of chocolate bunnies, chicks of all sizes, so nicely decorated for Easter.

Very tasty pastries with a super kind staff as well! They have sweet and savory treats very close…read moreto the capitole plaza.

I came here to grab food-to-go so that we didn't starve on a drive from Toulouse to Bordeaux, and…read morethis place was good. They were fast, had a decent selection of prepared sandwiches (2 types of ham, BBQ chicken, tuna), and baked goods / pastries. It looked like they were making everything fresh in the back, which was nice because I had just gone to a different bakery earlier in the day, where I saw them pulling pastries out of a box (so I presume they weren't making them in house) The sandwich I had was solid with fresh bread, ham, cheese, some lettuce and tomato. It wasn't necessarily mind-blowing, but was good and we were hungry. We also got a chocolate eclair which was also good but was a little bit confused that there was almost like a chocolate-mousse for the filling instead of a vanilla custard/filling. Delicious, but not sure I'd be hankering to get this particular dessert again. I'd come back here again to try more things, but don't think I'd make a special trip out of my way to come here over and over.

Best bakery in Toulouse…read more Francois Xavier - this guy can really bake. I mean seriously. I've had a lot of baked goods in France, but this place is just bomb. Take a look at the pics on the site - these are airbrushed; they're the real thing! Amazingly, they also carry some damn good, fresh & hot chocolate chip cookies, as well as glazed donuts. I just gotta get back there and hit up some of those pain au chocolat though!

Simple, elegant, delicious on a gorgeous little town (circular) square. Such pastries! Such a…read morebaguette! Such pizza!!!

There are many choices for croissants in Toulouse but the best in the city are here. We have lived…read morein Toulouse for 5 months and have visited many patisseries and boulangeries but their croissants are incredible. The staff is kind and friendly (even though our french is poor) and always greet us with a smile. Do not miss their special baguette ble dur...it's really, really good. Our only problem with La Boulangerie Saint-George is that it's too close to our home and the temptation is too great!

This is a dream market that I want to live nearby. There is…read moreeverything here. Fresh fruits, fresh vegetables outside, and inside there are too many stores to list that sell breads, cakes, cheeses ( I have never seen so much cheese in my life!!), meats of all kinds, beef, pork, lamb, fish, ..... and cooked food!!! No need to restaurants deliveries, there is everything here if you don't want to cook. But I am just a tourist.....

This market has an amazing selection of foods. They have meats, pastries, desserts, seafood,…read morefruit/veg - whatever the heart desires. Americans will be shocked by the diversity of meat there (they have duck heads/rabbit/horse meat). We recommend taking a food tour like Taste of Toulouse to fully take in the best foods they have to offer! The staff are all very friendly and accommodating. If you want to eat at the restaurants upstairs, make sure you arrive early (~11:45 am) so you can get an outside seat. Bonne dégustation :)

From the owner: Boulangerie existant depuis toujours, nous l'avons repris en famille depuis Mai 2014…read more Nous sommes fiers de vous annoncer que depuis vous êtes de plus en plus nombreux à nous être fidèle et vous en remercions chaleureusement!

A very conveniently located bakery at one of my train stops during this summer's trip through…read moreEurope. Jambon and buerre baguette had only one thin layer of meat and nary any butter in it; quite insubstantial and dry sandwich for €3.90. The pan au chocolat was standard. The chocolate almond croissant, though seemingly perfect in concept, actually has too much going on and the flavors didn't come through well. The espresso was also meh. Did the job but not that tasty. Good convenient stop, but at most mediocre.

I've eaten at several of the other chain locations for Paul, and found the sandwich here not as…read moregood as some of the other locations (the same chicken sandwich). It's a convenient place to grab a sandwich or a pastry before your journey via train, or right after, and there's a pretty decent selection of pastries - croissants, pretzels, bread, etc. If you want a sandwich in the morning, your options are a little more limited - they have ham and butter and a chicken sandwich. I got the chicken sandwich one morning, and it had so much mustard in it, it was almost inedible. It seemed like someone had dumped half a jar of dijon mustard into the sandwich. Don't get me wrong - I love mustard, but this was excessive. I've gotten this sandwich at other Paul locations various times, and it's had mayonnaise inside or small amount of mustard and it's been really good, so perhaps this time around it was a fluke. The chicken sandwich is not cheap either - at 4.95€, it's a bit expensive for what you get compared to other sandwich places around the city, but you pay for convenience. I'll still come here to get a sandwich before a train ride, and it's probably one of the best options when you're in the train station, but it's pretty standard or in my experience, sub-par for a Paul.

This is my favourite bakery for bread. Now even better, because it is all "bio" (organic)!…read more Everything is made in the bakery. The flavourful whole wheat bread, "pain omega 3", comes in a north-american style loaf and so is perfect for sandwiches. The "pain Grec" is a large, chewy bun full of olives and olive oil --a fabulous addition to "l'heure d'apéro." I enjoy many of the pastries as well, especially the "tarte au poire." This was once my neighbourhood bakery, and now that I live across town I still go there often for the breads and butter croissants.

This place is always full. The bread is amazing and the baked goods are very very good. Good place…read moreto get dessert although the prices are a little high. Not excessive. The service is polite and quick. Totally recommend it.