No idea why this has a high rating. - the service is…read moreabominable. We waited 45 min for our entrees, and then they didn't give us silverware for another 5 minutes - the dishes are terrible. Lamb shank had a sickeningly sweet sauce with lots of fruit and undercooked chickpeas. Cold veal slices with some fluffy mustard. - overpriced There are so many lovely places to eat in Carcassonne. This isn't one of them.

Fabulous! A general rule of thumb is to avoid restaurants on the tourist strip and to seek out…read moreplaces where the locals eat and we certainly chose well on this occasion. All three of us had the same dish: the sea bass with asparagus and a side order of spinach. Bread and water were brought to us and no charge was made for these wonderful additions. The bass was broiled perfectly and the accompanying sauce featured chopped vegetables, perfect for the asparagus (both green and white). Everything, we all agreed, was superb. The waiter was a delight, the ambiance decidedly local with a wonderful addition of some recruits from the parachute regiment stationed across the road. The waiter made time to chat with us and proudly shared that the chef, his boss, was a Michelin rated chef. This restaurant is a hidden gem.

Best food everything is freshly made my hamburger was delicious Everything was absolutely…read moredelicious. We kind of went overboard with food but if you have a big appetite, one plate is good if you want to share. they more than enough for two. Try the beer is worth it

Here Diane and I enjoyed a fine rustic meal in a comfortable and intimate setting. Intimate…read morebecause tables were placed fairly close together. I began with Autour d'un Plat: a good seasonal salad with tomato, onion, Red Pepper, Green and Black Olives, radish, carrot shavings, and Vinaigrette Dressing, followed by Onion Soup au Gratin, which was slightly burned on top. But the large crock of soup was nevertheless great the rest of the way: hot, cheesy, graced with Thyme, and filled with nicely broken down breadcrumbs and well-caramelized onions. My first cassoulet ever sported white Cannelini Beans and white sausage with Languedoc confit of Canard. The dish was amazingly filling and quite satisfying. I was only able to put away 3/4 of what was presented before me. Meanwhile, Diane enjoyed a medium-rare Filet of Boeuf with mushroom Sauce and Galette Potato with Bechamel Cheese (au gratin potatoes). Rolls were undistinguished, and one fly alighted once on our table. But, everything considered, who cared?! Service was friendly and very good.

We had a delicious cassoulet in the town famous for this dish. The cafe is a perfect example of a…read morelovely small French cafe. Intimate, not too busy to give attentive service. Good for us who arrived with limited knowledge of the French language. The cassoulet was rich with sausage, duck, lusciously cooked pork and just the perfect amount of crunch from browning. A lovely experience all around.

Classic French restaurant. Steak tartare was excellent. Nice bread.Seafood in the pasta was…read moreovercooked although the pasta was very good. I will go back again.

This was a delightful find after a long day at la Cite. The dinner menu I picked was very good:…read moremarrow bone on toast, with the house cassoulet, along with a nice chocolate cake. The kids enjoyed their hamburger and chicken nugget meals, and the wife her salad. Service was very attentive, and English speaking friendly. The bill was reasonable: 4 meals, with drinks, for around 60 euros. I would come again.

Andouillette grilled with salad and fries. 15 euro…read more The sausage was fatty but had a nice hit of spice. Two good size prices. The salad was fine with nice tomatoes. The fries were a little soft and oily. We got a desert of an apple tart with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and whipped cream. It was fine. Service was slow but it was a Sunday night and we were the next to last people to get seated. Lucky to get anything since most places were full. Two servers and they were very busy. Ours was nice when we had him. Total of 47 for two meals, bottle of wine and desert.

From the owner: Sur une longue promenade Le Café des Platanes se situe juste derrière la porte des Jacobins, aux…read moremarges de la bastide Saint-Louis. L'établissement, qui existe depuis une trentaine d'années, peut accueillir une centaine de couverts pour son service du midi. On y mange une brasserie traditionnelle, et l'on peut également y faire une pause en terrasse, au milieu d'une longue flânerie sur le boulevard.

Was sent here by a friend who raved about the duck when she had come but I found it to be just…read moreokay, though the service was attentive. Fairly pricey, but given the location in Toulouse, to be expected.

Bad service，disappointing food！ Everything makes me…read moreuncomfortable but the location！ Une catastrophe castronomique！

From the owner: Entrez dans l'univers des Pubs anglais et découvrez la cuisine Au Bureau : conviviale, généreuse et…read moregourmande. Boire un verre, grignoter, déjeuner ou dîner, la carte Au Bureau est adaptée à tous les moments de la journée.

From the owner: Chez Yvette,…read more Restaurant Brasserie les midis et Bar à vins et Tapas locaux les soirs. Cuisine "MAISON" Repas festifs, soirées, ambiance musicale, accueil de groupes (Anniversaires, Pot de départ, repas d'entreprise...)

We had a lovely lunch here. The food was excellent and the service was very friendly and helpful…read more There's seating in and outside. There was a lovely daily menu as well as wider choice a la carte. We thought the meal was great value for money. Recommended.