Victor Hugo Market

Very-very high variety of cold cuts, pastry, bakery goods and wines! Any time to come there is a great choice to savor a gastronomic blast.

Nice big location but take care. Even if the opening hour is 8 the shops are not opened at that hour.

This is a carnival for the eyes and a merry go round for the nose. I know it’s not the most reviewed tourist spot in town but it’s sooo worth a visit! Prices are higher than elsewhere, so don’t come hoping for a bargain, but taste at least a couple of cheese: they are to die for!

One of the most vibrant markets to visit. Here is where you get access to the freshest produce, meat, seafood, bread, cheese, wine, & alot more. Love their fruits! The people that work here are knowledgeable & wonderful! A 10 min walk from my air bnb so it became a morning ritual to stop by.

Had a nice ham pastry from le petit bastia. Then we picked up some lamb and veg for diner. Lastly crossed the road to get more pastrys ftom pains de campagne and a glass of wine from betty.

Definitely one of the best markets in France because of the range and quality of produce on sale. Basically you could shop there everyday for ever and never run out of food to buy and dishes to prepare. There are several counter bars with limited menus but the restaurants are on the first floor. This is the only disappointment - Narbonne for example has a number of stalls with adjacent tables and counters for eating. Overall the market is well laid out and rather stylish.

Awesome market, everything you need, and it all looks so fresh. Not super 'cheap', but you pay for quality and access to all sorts of great meat, seafood, cheese, bakery, etc, all within a few feet of each other

Fantastic market to obtain just about everything you like. Great options for meats, seafood, breads, pastries, cheese, and wines. A couple of places to eat and drink are available as well. This is a great market to visit and grab some quick bites.

This is a fantastic market. Everything that we purchased was so fresh. I wish we had this near our house!

I would definitely recommend to visit this market. A great place to buy and taste things and also buy things to bring back home. We were in a Airbnb so we bought fresh eggs and bread for breakfast, Toulouse sausages and local vegi for dinner and cake for dessert. The day we were leaving to go to Bordeaux, we got some cheese, charcuterie and French bread and wine for the road. It's a fun place and it does get really busy so go early if you don't like the crowd. If you go too early not all places are open though. I personally like it when it's busy with lots of people, fun to watch what people buy...

If you're visiting Toulouse, it's worth a trip here to ogle at the variety of bread, cheese, meat, and seafood that is in this market. If you're local, this is a great place to come if you're throwing a dinner party and want a nice selection of cheese and meat, or if you're cooking a dish and want some fresh meat or seafood. You can also pick up fresh pasta or raviolis, and there's an Indian booth selling prepared food, and an Asian booth (although neither look very authentic with the dishes) If you're a tourist and don't have a kitchen to cook in, you may be able to pick up a pastry/dessert and/or bread and cheese, or eat at one of the restaurants upstairs. They also have merchants selling vegetables and fruit and even one flower stand, although the prices for the produce is not exactly the cheapest. They open all days from 6 am - 2 pm, except for Mondays. We came here at 12:45 pm on a Sunday, and they were already shutting down early around 1-1:30 pm, so don't cut it too close to 2 pm. We were able to get a half loaf of bread (a demi-baguette) for 0,5€, some fresh pasta for 4€, and about 20 pieces of shrimp for 5€. Obviously on a weekday it's not as busy, and on a Sunday it's pretty busy with lots of people buying groceries for a Sunday meal. Bring cash, a lot of these vendors do not take credit card.

Apparently, one of the most famous markets in France. Dunno how it compares to those in other towns, but it's awesome. A great place to purchase groceries. You can find the highest quality meats (lamb, beef, duck), seafood, charcuterie, cheese, preserves, wine, bread, vegetables, etc. for very reasonable prices. If you're there early, you can wake yourself up w/ a decent Lavazza espresso (just called cafe here) and a hard boiled egg from "my guy" (Chez Catherine) near the South East entrance. Also on the southernmost part: my favorite wine shop (La Cave), bakery (Maison Beauhaire; just across from my espresso guy), and cheese shop (Betty). Enjoy!

This is THE market for Bordeaux. Many of the same types of vendors repeated - meat, cheese, produce. There are some curiosities like the oyster vendor and the duck stuff person. Outside of the market are some clothing and produce vendors, including one coffee bean guy. It's a great place especially if you are cooking at home. For me, a tourist who was only here for the day, it was just nice to walk around. If I were to do it again, I'd get the entire seafood mixed plate instead of just oysters. It's a fine price on that.

Best feed in town! One of my favorite places to stop for lunch, the food was exquisite, there are so many choices and even better yet, its right downtown!