Basilique Saint-Sernin de Toulouse

In the bustling Saint-Aubin neighborhood, Bistrot, led by Chef Nicolas Brousse, serves up fresh, exquisite French cuisine with a touch of bistronomie charm.

Housed in an elegant 1555 mansion, this intimate museum showcases stunning European art from the Renaissance to the 19th century, including works by masters like Renoir and Picasso.

This cozy, stylish spot fuses creative cuisine with an industrial vibe, showcasing seasonal produce from the Gers and an inviting open kitchen experience.

Toulouse’s Victor Hugo Market is a lively covered market packed with top-notch cheese, meats, seafood, and tasty eats for casual dining.

Chic wooden and brick bistro serving elevated French classics, with a standout cassoulet and a cozy vibe that keeps diners coming back.

At Le Coffee Pot, grab a stellar latte and a homemade pastry in a cozy, welcoming spot that’s perfect for lingering over your book or getting work done.

This charming bistro offers an inventive, locally-sourced tasting menu in a cozy, bohemian vibe—perfect for a refined yet relaxed dining experience.

A fashionable spot in Toulouse, serving up local fare and fine wines with a lively atmosphere perfect for people-watching and sharing tapas.

In an unassuming setting, this cozy restaurant fuses innovative French cuisine with Japanese flair, serving artful, fresh dishes and boutique wines.

Tucked in historic Toulouse, La Braisière sizzles classic flame-grilled meats and duck-fat fries in a cozy, art-filled setting.