A nice beer garden on the banks of the Midi Canal between Pont Neuf and Pierre. It has a nice…read moremixed crowd from all ages being next to a playground with families. Some college students but most prefer to go elsewhere and hang by the waterfront instead. This spot offers drinks and light bites. I enjoyed having a blonde beer while the sun cast its fading lights over the shore.

La Maison is one of my favourite bars in Toulouse. Hidden away on Gabriel Péri, you can easily walk…read morepast this place without noticing it. In fact I did this for a few months, and was pleased to finally find a bar this good on my doorstep. Laid back atmosphere, from the seating to the lighting to the clientelle, it's always quite full, but still chilled. It's table service, of course, and can sometimes be a little bit difficult to get served if you're English and want more than 1 drink every 2 hours. Or you can get into the French way of thinking...! Anyway - don't miss it if you're in Toulouse.

Quiet romantic lounge with a large fireplace and warm atmosphere. The charcuterie plate is gigantic.read more

A fabulous lunch place with tapas style small baguettes. Over 100 flavours and you pick four, five…read moreor six to fill you. I had four for lunch and that was just right. Flavours fresh and yummy. Great combinations and the two guys who own it are really helpful and brilliant hosts. Benches and stools kind of set up and brilliant for a group. Cheap too ... I spent 8 euros!

As a Brit who has come to live and work in France this was the first bar in Blagnac, apart from…read morethose in hotels that I used. Very popular with the Airbus people to whom it is almost a "local" in the English sense of that word, and many UK ex-pats looking for a "pub". Like the famous "Curate's Egg" the Heidelberg, more often referred to as The Taverne, is good in parts. Good points. Good Food, plenty of sitting out space, pretty and friendly barmaids, good variety of drinks, especially the Lagers and White Beers and the Wines. Bad points Can be overcrowded, doesn't open Saturdays or Sundays, very poor toilet facilities for a place that provides serious food, and could do with redecoration. Can get very crowded and far too noisy with over-loud music or TV and you can't hear yourself drink or talk to the people you are with. To any ex-pat Brit I say give the Taverne at least one visit as it is part of the Blagnac scene and if you yearn for a busy UK pub this is as close as you will get. If like me you prefer a nice quiet bar to relax and enjoy your drink then walk on by and use one of the many other excellent Bars further up in Blagnac. I won't be visiting The Taverne very often in the future. Le 16 septembre 2013

It's a really pleasant atmosphere in this restaurant/bar. They have different sort of tapas. Not…read morereally traditional ones. What I didn't like, was that they didn't have so much variation on the menu. Also missed the regular traditional tapas like patatas bravas, tortilla... The location is great though. Seems like it is popular.

This was my first time in Bar Comtesse and I had wonderful experience. It's a cute little bar…read morelocated on the Peyrolière Street. In my opinion station of Esquirol is the closest metro station (only 5 mins walk). It was a little crowded but it didn't bother me because the service was fast and the people were really nice. I really liked their cocktails and the prices are really good for a cute bar like this ! Also it's good for groups :)

I am so glad to be the first person to write a review for probably one of the best restaurants I…read morewill ever be lucky enough to visit in my life. N.B. this is the first 5* review I have ever done and I can't think when the next will be. I have visited this place on many a special occasion. I have only taken people here who I truly would consider worthy of this amazing place. A friend and I purely found this by chance, a day we have spoken about on so many occasions. When I say it is in the middle of nowhere..... Well check out Google maps! I would crawl here, no matter were I was in the world to dine here. The views of the mountains are to die for, a clear view for 80 miles over the Haute-Garonne region. Truly amazing, but the best is yet to come. To think that this is based in a tiny place, maybe five buildings, approx. 20 people inc. its own sleepy village dog just makes the fairytale even more beautiful. Thats not the restaurant, thats the whole village! The seating area outside is amazing, beautiful flowers, Batman in a birdcage (I kid you not), floating lights in vases, their own herb garden, all with some amazing music for atmosphere. I'm not doing this place justice, it is so cool, you just feel a part of something special when you experience this place. The food is traditional Sud-Quest and always seasonal, so the menu will always change. Everything and I mean everything is the best I have tried. For example, the citron preserve in the wild grain rice is so good, I'm currently in the second month of a three month process just to remind myself of this place. I'm that crazy about this place that I'm talking about a citron preserve in their rice, with not even a mention of anything else! So I'll stop there because no words I will use will do this place justice. Please, please, please visit! I once asked the chef / owner why hadn't he got Michelin stars, he said he didn't need them. I rest my case and I've eaten in 3* Michelin restaurants.