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 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.

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 :)

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!

My husband and I stopped here for a quick bite after a trip to the Préfecture. What a delightful…read morefind. As is usually the case here in France, there was a wonderful assortment of the usual pastries and bread - baguettes, croissants, eclairs, etc. Hubby really enjoyed his eclair. However, what makes this a standout are the macarons. There have about a dozen different types. We bought chocolate, pistachio, raspberry, creme brûlée, and cassis. All were well-made - crunchy on the outside but soft on the inside. My favorites are cassis (simultaneously tart and sweet) and the creme brûlée, which was filled with a yummy buttercream. I am thankful that this is not near my house. I would put on 10 pounds in a week scarfing these down. A must visit in Toulouse.

Macaroons are yummy. Hard not to over buy. Seemed pricey but not sure if that's the market rate.read more

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