The macaroons were just ok, a bit dry with very heavy fillings. It was nice that they had a few…read moregluten free options for my friend.

From the owner: Vente de pâtisseries américaines, cheesecakes (plus de 10 recettes), banoffee, macarons mais aussi…read morebrookies et cookies.

From the owner: Les recettes de grand-mère Les gens du quartier ne s'y trompent pas et sont souvent de fidèles…read morehabitués de cette petite pâtisserie qui perpétue la tradition des recettes de grand-mère. La galette des rois, le Khéops (parfait praliné sur biscuit aux amandes), le Vol de Nuit (biscuit au nougat tendre), l'Absolu (chocolat-café) et bien d'autres spécialités vous attendent dans le quartier de l'Esquirol. Vous pourrez y trouver des spécialité emblématiques comme la brioche des rois avec une pâte très légère, garnie au melon confit et parfumée à la fleur d'oranger, et la "Pomponnette" (brioche individuelle). A cela s'ajoute des pâtisseries contemporaines telles que le "Tonka" (Biscuit pain de Gêne aux fruits rouges, crémeux vanille parfum Tonka, mousse chocolat ALPACO 66% Pur Equateur) ou la "Tarte Marabella" (tarte chocolat fruits rouges, crémeux vanille de Tahiti, framboises fraiches).

My favorite patisserie in Toulouse. For breakfast the chaussons (au pommes or poir-chocolat) are…read morethe best pastries I've had in Toulouse. Their macaronade cakes are incredible and their sandwiches, particularly the duck with white asparagus, are the best in town.

From the owner: Chocolats et pâtisseries Ce magasin est un des 3 points de vente de Toulouse de la Maison Pillon,…read morecélèbre artisan chocolatier. Vous pouvez y acheter des pâtisseries de toutes sortes ou passer une commande selon votre désir, des pralines et autres confiseries, des chocolats qui revêtent toutes les formes et tous les goûts dont la spécialité, le "Pavé du Capitole", des glaces aux parfums divers et variés. La maison propose aussi des formules sucrées-salées pour des cocktails dinatoires qui peuvent aller jusqu'à 200 personnes.

This is an unassuming bakery near Place du Capitole in Toulouse. It is an ordinary bakery stand,…read morewith all of the available items shown in the glass display. It has plenty of goodies to choose from including cookies, pastries, quiche, sandwiches at reasonable prices. Actually, I was quite surprised by how inexpensive the pastries were here compared to what I pay in Seattle, like an almond croissant for about 2 euros. Ordered an almond croissant, quiche Lorraine and a chocolate croissant, which all were amazing. I was really impressed with the quality of the baked goods. It goes to show you do not need to go to a high-brow patisserie for good pastries in France.

It was our first time and we reserved for lunch (called at 11:30 to go eat an hour later and that…read morewas enough). I recommend you reserve, this place fills up and it's not big (no claustrophobic either). Mostly locals around us. The decor, food and service were all outstanding, we had a lovely time. I was surprised how quickly we were served, loved that. Courteous and professional. The quality of the food was lovely. There aren't lots of choices, but they're good at what they do. I would have given 5 stars because I love that sort of great value restaurant, but the bathroom was pretty bad. Stuff barely holds together, the ran out of toilet paper and don't store any where you can help yourself, no soap, I wanted to clean the bathroom before I used it. Maybe we caught it at a bad time because the rest of the restaurant and kitchen looked clean, but the bathroom needs more attention than they are giving it. Having said that, I will gladly go again and take friends there too.