Lavaur Restaurants

Dominique Toulousy's jewel is set around an interior garden with a large decorative pond. The à la carte menu has a choice of fish, shellfish, meat and poultry. The "Opéra" set menu offers delights such as terrine de filets de... more

Open all year round, this boat is air-conditioned in summer and heated in winter. It caters particularly for groups and families, but everyone is welcome. The three-hour cruise down the hundred-year-old Canal du Midi begins opp... more

This is an excellent place to meet up with friends before or after going to the cinema. With non-stop and efficient service, this branch of the Hippo chain, like all the others, has an international menu. Unwind with one of the... more

The best, the most beautiful, the most stylish, and the most Japanese restaurant in town. Between luxury and sobriety, the setting is ideal. The deco is splendid, the atmosphere soft and quiet, and the cuisine is excellent. The... more

Few restuarants have so carefully tended a façade as the Saint-Sylvain with its pretty, pink brick work and two pediments. There are two set menus: the simpler one has ravioli from Royan or pickled pigs' trotters followed by tr... more

Close to the Saint-Sernin Church, this restaurant has a beautiful, colored facade while inside there is welcoming wooden paneling and a magnificent bar. The menu is varied, but people go there especially for its sauerkraut. Thi... more

If outdoor seating is your kind of thing, then a visit to Le Grand Patio in Crowne Plaza Toulouse will certainly be a memorable experience. During the summer, the place serves lunch and dinner outdoors in the open air. Surround... more

Grand Hotel de l'Opera is undoubtedly a place to reckon with. Undoubtedly, the cafe has quite a magnetic appeal and happens to be one of Toulouse's hot-spots. The decor is bourgeoisie with a menu to match; braised snapper, duck... more

Croustade means "savory pie" in French, and this café knows this Ariégeois specialty better than anything else. La Croustade serves plenty of both sweet and savory versions of its namesake, alongside homemade quiches, pâtés,... more

Restaurants are not so thick on the ground in the regional Champs-Elysées, unlike the nearby Boulevard de Strasbourg, where they abound. Near the Wilson Square, Le Diamand has a relaxing terrace, while inside the aromas and the... more