Sitting at Le Grand Cafe on the square in Limoux and having had a scrumptious lunch. We had the…read moremenu du jour and it was extremely good. The waiter was wonderful even though they were short-staffed. If I come back to this town I would not hesitate to try it again.

Nice setting sitting outside on the square in Limoux. The service was excellent and very helpful…read moregiven we speak limited French. The food was fine. Not the best meal you're going to have in France, but good enough to get the job done.

If you're visiting Villegailhenc, this is a great bakery option. I visited there around 7am one…read moremorning and we purchased a baguette and several different croissants. This morning featured more croissants and two baguettes. Here's what I like: Croissants that tear with slight resistance. Croissants that hint of an airy appearance, yet have some density inside. Baguettes that are specked with darker grains inside, A crunchy exterior that is quiet as you eat.

If you are looking for a perfect stop in Lezignan this Boulangerie is the best. The cafe is great…read moreand has a nice selection for breakfast or lunch.

A rich, hot coffee with a pain au chocolat along the canal in southern France...does it get any…read morebetter? No, "as good as it gets" works just fine for Pain et Passion, a lovely little bread shop serving pastries, coffees and other treats along the water to locals and travelers alike. Pull up a chair on the back patio and enjoy the view, the sweets and the coffee. Life is good. *Their selection of breads is quite exemplary, pick up a few loaves for home!

13 euro for breakfast for two people…read more Good orange juice but they did put ice cubes in it. That was not needed The croissant was good but not delivered with anything. The coffee au lait was fine and provided with 3 cubes of sugar. Note that we ate inside and it was not busy. Service was good. However the other afternoon we stopped by for a drink and could not get served during a 40 minute wait. I got a water to notice us one and he nodded but never came close to us again. We left. It looks like this and the Longchampe have the same staff.

Amazing experience and even better food. Great service!! Would highly recommend! Salad was truly…read morefantastic. Lasagna in France, who would have thought?! By far the best!! Excellent wine choices.

fun and casual ... Didier has a cool place in a charming town. The food is cooked freshly!read more

This place's terrace is next to Briocherie Arpin's tables as well. We did not know that we couldn't…read moretake our paid coffee ordered from Le Petit Moka to the table that wasn't labeled Briocherie Arpin. We have no complaint about Le Petit Moka but have massive issue with the BRIOCHERIE ARPIN which was next to them. We were asked to leave the table we transferred (because it was shaded) to even though we said we'd order from them. The worst part is that the the server did not understand what we said even though we tried it in our broken French. She insisted we leave. Then an older guy stood next to our table and stared at us making himself known that we need to comply. What a f'ng JERK. We stood up and bought a bottled water at Le Petit Moka and left a massive tip to our waitress while the old guy was watching. If he is related to the rude waitress, then she just lost a week's wage tip from us. Go to LE PETIT MOKA. Do not go to Briocherie Arpin.

One of four cafe's on the place Carnot in Carcassonne. This little cafe has a large terrasse. It…read moremainly has generously portioned salads which are quite good, panions, brochette and sandwiches. They have a nice kids menu