We travel frequently in France. We spend a minimum of one month living in a different French city…read moreevery year. Lunch/brunch at this restaurant is the worst meal I have ever had in France. Be warned that it does not resemble "British tea" in any way. There are no courses. No menu/formule. You choose a plat which comes with a salad on the same plate as a single course. The salad served with my main was iceberg lettuce with a single half of a cherry tomato extremely lightly dressed with a weak vinaigrette. They were out of the chicken so for my main I ordered the goat cheese and potato tart. It was OK - tasted like something you would be served in a cafeteria or a museum café. My kids ordered the menu enfant. It was potato chips (I guess they see that as British), a rock hard ham and cheese panini and fruit. Neither their meal nor mine came with beverages or dessert. We were in and out of the restaurant in less than 45 minutes - which is unheard of and sitdown French restaurants. The service was just OK. The food was so bad that we decided not to get the dessert and went to a nearby patisserie instead. I would recommend going to Le Salon d'Eugenie instead. They do serve a British style tea, the food is decent, and the prices are way better than at Bapz. The only thing this place had going for it was the cute tea cups and cozy, although cluttered interior.

Very delicious i recommend I tried the crumble it was good…read moreand the tarte aux pommes is excellent

Pretty good crepes and more inventive flavors/ingredients than some of the other crepe places. They…read morehave a menu of the day with a savory crepe and a sweet crepe for 16.95€. They had other flavors with asparagus, others with seafood etc, and they probably have 4-5 savory crepe flavors on the menu to choose from. The savory crepe that I had was a buckwheat crepe that was almost deconstructed where the toppings were on top which was nice because it was prettier and it didn't make the crepe part as soggy. The crepe I got had a generous amount of duck with sauce, figs, and spinach which was a nice combo and not quite as heavy as something with cheese. I really enjoyed the savory crepe and would come back here again. The sweet crepe had honey and banana and was way too sweet. I wouldn't recommend this one. Maybe something else with chocolate, but there was too much honey on this and I almost couldn't eat it. The ambiance inside is cozy and nice - it's a bit on the small side so best to come with just one other person or a party of 3-4 max. They also take credit cards which is nice. I'll come back here again to try more savory crepes. It's not the cheapest place in Toulouse for France, but it's pretty good and has more inventive flavors/combinations than others.

This place is great for anyone with a gluten allergy as the crepes can be made with buckwheat. Make…read moresure to ask for the crepes with buckwheat or else I think some of them are made with regular flour. The staff here was the most warm and friendly of anyone I have met in Toulouse. You almost feel like you're in someone's home. Benoit himself waited on me and was a kind person and very patient with my French. The restaurant is small and intimate.

Their scones (which are freshly served with marmalades and butter/fresh cream) are to die for!!!!…read moreTheir tea menu is so diverse with so so many options (my personal favorite is Genmaïcha). Prices are student-friendly - great value for money! The waitresses and waiters are incredibly nice, chatty (in a good way), friendly, quick and helpful. Internet access is free so you can come and camp here for 1-2 hours (which many people do because this is located only 3 minutes by foot from a university) but don't overdo it (cause France haha) Overall, an awesome spot for all purposes: solo study, dating and friendly get-together! highly recommended!!!!

This place is perfect for "brunch" / late lunch on weekends or for an afternoon tea/pastry!…read more If it's sunny, the terrace is awesome. But if it's gray or rainy, the inside is pretty cosy too with all their exposed tea pots. They offer awesome fresh scones, muffins and savory tarts "of the day" served with a salad. Also there is a main course of the day (pretty simple, like spaghetti bolognaise or tajine), salads, salmon tartar... I always get the scones, to me they are more "empanadas" but that's just a detail. The dough is delicious. Often filled with chicken and pineapple, chicken curry and such... Big selection of teas, you'll get a big tea pot, nice to share with your +1 if you want. Regarding the pastries.... THE BEST PART! The meli-melo is cool because you get to try three types of cakes. My absolute favorite are the white chocolate and raspberries and the praline crunch (super dense but super YUMMY: caramel, chocolate, praline/hazelnuts). The cheesecake is pretty cool but a tiny bit dry and would maybe be better with a topping (chocolate or raspberry syrup?). Staff is friendly (some English speakers), waiting time: not long. Highly recommend!

I randomly selected this restaurant in a nice courtyard surrounded by restaurants. I chose Au…read moreJarden des fully because of its location facing the sun. Tiphanie, the server, was so sweet and helped me with the menu. I ordered the confit de Conard, with salad and chip. I was so happy as the food was delicious and fresh. The duck was done perfectly, tender and melt in your mouth with the skin. The chips were different from the US, better. I fully enjoyed my meal and surroundings with kids in the playground. Highly recommended!!

From the owner: L'instant norvégien Tante Margit est bien plus qu'un simple salon de thé. Au coeur du quartier des…read moreCarmes, c'est une fenêtre ouverte sur la Norvège. Le cadre, tout de blanc et de bois clair plante une atmosphère scandinave bien particulière. On y découvre autour d'une tasse de thé des spécialités norvégiennes atypiques comme la gaufre au fromage caramélisé. Le déjeuner est l'occasion de goûter au gravelax (saumon mariné) ou encore au fenelax (jambon de mouton). Bon appetax et bon voyage !

From the owner: cuisine traditionnelle - produits du terroir - produits fraisread more

From the owner: La Maison des Invités La petite rue Maletache réserve bien des secrets. Au coeur du quartier des…read moreCarmes, Dar Diaf en est un. En français cette enseigne signifie " la maison des invités ". Dans une ambiance orientale (lumières tamisées et fer forgé), cet établissement fait salon de thé la journée et table d'hôtes le soir sur réservation. Pâtisseries orientales et cuisine méditerranéenne sont préparées sous vos yeux, au gré du marché et des saisons. Original, ce salon inspire le calme et la sérénité, teinté d'une pointe de curiosité pour les spécialités culinaires.