Impolite. Obviously he did not want us as paying customers. Slow service. Never again.read more

This place's terrace is next to Briocherie Arpin's tables as well. We did not know that we couldn't…read moretake our paid coffee ordered from Le Petit Moka to the table that wasn't labeled Briocherie Arpin. We have no complaint about Le Petit Moka but have massive issue with the BRIOCHERIE ARPIN which was next to them. We were asked to leave the table we transferred (because it was shaded) to even though we said we'd order from them. The worst part is that the the server did not understand what we said even though we tried it in our broken French. She insisted we leave. Then an older guy stood next to our table and stared at us making himself known that we need to comply. What a f'ng JERK. We stood up and bought a bottled water at Le Petit Moka and left a massive tip to our waitress while the old guy was watching. If he is related to the rude waitress, then she just lost a week's wage tip from us. Go to LE PETIT MOKA. Do not go to Briocherie Arpin.

One of four cafe's on the place Carnot in Carcassonne. This little cafe has a large terrasse. It…read moremainly has generously portioned salads which are quite good, panions, brochette and sandwiches. They have a nice kids menu

I love coming to this cafe to work - just along the Garonne, this place is spacious, well lit, and…read moreserves food, some baked goods, coffee drinks and tea. The WiFi here is fast and works well, and there are two levels of seating, and enough tables and plugs to be comfortable. I've gotten avocado toast a few times here and it's been great. The coffee drinks and matcha lattes are also large - a little on the expensive side but they are pretty big. They have the option to add soy or almond milk for a 0,30€. They do have baked goods like banana bread of carrot cake but seem a bit expensive for a slice when I can make it at home. I did try the cookie but wasn't a fan of it. It was big, but the cookie was hard and overly sweet. Overall, one of my favorite coffee shops to come to in Toulouse to spend a few hours. I love getting a quick lunch or just a coffee or tea and sitting upstairs. They also have a nice brunch spread on the weekends and I think you can request ahead of time on a weekday, but I never got a chance to try that

An absolutely delightful place to eat and work. Well lit, friendly staff, great food. They won't…read moremind if you sit quietly and work after your meal either. Try the cookies and the V60!

Great spot! Small seating selection, had to wait in line but food was well worth the wait!read more

They had a really delicious lunch special today for only 15€---marinated mushroom salad was…read moreexquisite, croissant sandwich with ham, cheese and pesto and a green side salad--also fantastic and savory, and a cold drink. It was perfect, sitting in the shade in a beautiful and peaceful section of downtown Toulouse. The coffee also perfect, as others have noted. Highly recommend!

Are you looking for a boba or bubble tea fix in Toulouse? This is not only the only place you'll…read morefind but it's actually the best I've tasted in France. Try the Almond milk tea. Staff is super friendly as well!

I am visiting Toulouse and was tempted to Cafe Den because of the coffee, almond milk and free…read morewifi. It was a little difficult to find. I used the yelp app but had to wander the area for a bit before finding it sutuated under the Saint Georges Espace on the Occitana Place. The staff are freindly and helpful and speak good English if you get stuck with your french. The coffee is lovely but the outside seating is not great as you can be surrounded by skateboarders who are practicing their tricks and the odd motorbike driving past. Not the cafe's fault but not the most relaxing. Wifi is secured and good.