Great service, great service. Cameron provides amazing service!…read more If you are hungry go for the bagels. The Salomon one is delicious, and the bagel bread is so light.

Friendly , English speaking staff, wonderful coffee. Soy milk available and even bagels. Perfect…read moreplace for anyone who loves their coffee and service. Very impressed.

This is one of the best, traditional Salon de The I've been to in France for a long time. Not only…read morewas the person serving (I think he was the owner) friendly and welcoming, but he took the time and trouble to make a pot of tea the way the English like it (his words). Cold milk, extra hot water - lovely. The patisserie was a delight too. Hubby had one of the best apple tarts he's ever had (his words) and I had a really delicious strawberry tart that melted on the tongue. I'm salivating just thinking about it. The shop is situated in the pedestrian zone, it's quite small, but you can sit outside and enjoy the charming little street it's on.

TLDR: A real taste of France and the best hummus I've had in a long time…read more The space: We found La Concorde by chance when wandering around the streets near our apartment and booked a table for dinner as soon as we spotted it. The cafe feels like a super typical French experience - lovely decor and atmosphere whilst not surrounded by tourists. The food: The tapas was fantastic - a really nice range of high-quality bits including artichoke, meats, olives and the hummus was to die for. Sharing that hummus was a struggle I'll be honest. If I ever return to Toulouse I will definitely make another trip here!

This place was hipster before most hipsters' parents were born. Founded in 1880, the decor is…read moreprobably from the 1920s. And why would you change it? It was perfect then, and remains perfect now... and... it offers an unusual opportunity to travel back in time. I've only had the beer (they carry Paulaner... another plus), so I can't comment on other drinks or the food.

I went there with my girlfriend for lunch and we took a cassoulet and the risotto of the day…read more(risotto and tuna). The size difference between these two dishes is significant, and the risotto looks more like an appetizer, at least compared to the cassoulet. We shared the dishes that were both good, it was enough food for 2. However I think risotto was not enough food for an entree for one, and cassoulet was probably too much to eat for most people. Risotto was 12€ and cassoulet 22€.

Great food for a good price. I ate the three course menu. Large amount of food for 25E friendly…read morestaff and nice atmosphere