Toulouse Restaurants

Part of Hotel de la Garonne, Le 19 is a few metres from the Pont Neuf. The erstwhile warehouse which was used to store fish is now carpeted with muted lighting and bare bricks. The seasonal menu comprises terrine of foie gras,... more

Au Gre du Vin is a small restaurant with few tables thrown around. Armed with a culinary degree from New York, chef Sami whips up classics like braised pork and terrine of foie gras with finesse. The wine-list is impressive; th... more

Le Plaza Bar in Crowne Plaza Toulouse, Capitole is an elegantly decorated place and is a great place to spend your evening. Select your favorite whiskey, cognac or armagnac along with a cigar of your choice, and you're set for... more

Discover what the press has been buzzing about! The Beaucoup Cafe/Bar/Restaurant captures the essence of the French lifestyle with its traditional cuisine and "explosive" cocktails. Dine in the sunny terrace on sumptious dish... more

This long-established restaurant is discreet and professional. Be wary if you sit in the rooms upstairs though, as there's a danger the staff will forget about you. The décor is mainly red and the bistro also houses a terrace,... more

Tom and Leo, the people behind Le Bon Vivre, have created a niche by adding a modern twist to many traditional French favorites. The working crowd of downtown Toulouse love this bistro, adjacent to the Town Hall, serving large... 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

Close to the church and cloisters of the Jacobins and not far from the banks of the Garonne, this restaurant has a pleasant dining room with a vaulted ceiling, exposed brickwork and wooden light fittings. The menu features typi... more