Shalom, a very helpful, friendly service, with a good range of other foods besides meats. From…read moreGordon Frickers, artist, painter, Jewish.

While Marché St Cyprien is the smallest of the 3 Toulousian markets and is decidedly limited in its…read moreproduct offerings, I have to say that my shopping experience was enjoyable - the sellers were knowledgeable, passionate about their products, and completely charming. I think the key thing to note for first-timers is that this is a (very) small market, but what they lack in size, they make up for in quality! When I was there, I picked up two of the strongest local cheeses (one sheep's cheese, one cow's cheese), along with the local duck foie gras which is prepared with salt + pepper only. The prices seem to be reasonable, in fact quite reasonable, for locally-grown and crafted products. I didn't get to pick up any fruit/veggies today, though expect to pick some up in a couple of days. So happy to support local producers and businesses - it's a much more pleasant and authentic experience than going to the Carrefour or Casino Marché!

One of the nicest covered markets of Toulouse, not as big as Victor Hugo, but you'll find there the…read morebest butcher (beef and veal) in town, delicious ham from porc noir, large choice of fish, cheese and veggies. Nice Scottish lady selling very good foie gras. Open every morning from 6am to 1pm. Closed on Mondays

A touch smaller and much quieter than its more famous sibling, Marché Victor Hugo. But, it still…read morehas plenty of great vendors and products. A favorite: the shop specializing in Spanish acorn-fed pork, with the "Mario"-like decorations / backrdrop.