From the owner: Bagels salés et sucrés préparés avec des produits frais devant le client, sept sortes de pains:…read morefromage, sésame, pavot, multicéréales...

One of my favorite spots actually. I know it's so American of me, of course I pick the bagel spot…read more But honestly, it's a place for me to sit and relax, I don't feel awkward when i'm alone. It's like going to starbucks, except more food options which are great. I usually get the Saumon Liberty with the caramel cookie crumble frappe. Although they have so many options for food, drinks, and desserts. Definitely recommend!

The best and most variated bagels in Toulouse, between the metro station Jean-Jaures and Capitole…read more Delicious!

I'm originally from the US, so it's hard to compare bagels in France to bagels in the States…read more(especially New York). I had been craving a bagel for a while, so decided to give this place a try but found it just so-so. For the amount of filling you get inside the bagel, and the size of the bagel, it's a bit expensive for what you get. I got the bagel sandwich and was still hungry after I was done. I guess it's about the same price as a bagel sandwich with meat in the States, but it wasn't quite as large or filling. They have 8 types of savory bagel sandwiches that you can order, and they also have a sandwich of the month on a board outside the shop. The pictures and descriptions always seem better than it really is, and the picture makes it seem larger and taller than the sandwich really is. I got the Indian bagel sandwich which had a curry bagel, cream cheese with raisins, tandoori chicken, spinach, grilled eggplant and a mango-ginger sauce. Like a lot of ethnic food in France, it was more sweet than spicy, especially because of the raisins and the sweet mango sauce. In general, it was fine but nothing that I'd really be craving again or wanting to eat. I was still hungry after eating my bagel sandwich and having spent 6.50€ on this. I wish I had gone somewhere else to eat, or I felt like this was a snack and I needed to go somewhere else for a more substantial lunch. At least they toast the bagel before assembling the sandwich. In short, fine if you're really craving a bagel, but this was just okay and overpriced for what you get. I think I'll just try making my bagels at home or waiting till I'm back in the States to get my fix of a bagel sandwich.

Gross! They do not sell Bagels here. They sell bread in the shape of a bagel. Also the lady was…read morevacuuming around my feet and bumping into me even though the place was practically empty. 1/10, would not recommend.

A great place to have a brunch with friends! The brunch menu is full of everything for 18 euros…read more You get salty and sweet stuff such as a 1/2 bagel, salad, bruschetta, cake, pancakes, fresh juice, coffee... My only regret as a avocado lover was that the avocado bruschetta was not homemade, it was a guacamole from a supermarket. Besides the avocado disappointment the service and the quality of the food was irreproachable! a great discovery!

Great space to work or enjoy a coffee. Three levels with lovely furniture and a comfortable…read moreatmosphere. Staff is kind and attentive, French & English spoken, and wifi is available. A wonderful new addition to the neighborhood! Merci!

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.