From the owner: Do you speak english? Voici en plein centre ville la plus anglaise des librairies. Vous trouverez…read moretout ce que vous cherchez dans la langue de shakespeare: ouvrages bilingues, littérature importée, dictionnaires spécialisés, vidéo en anglais, méthodes d'apprentissage. La boutique organise également des séances de dédicaces d'auteurs anglophones.

This is now one of my favorite cafes/tea shops in Toulouse - it will now be one of my staples of…read moreplaces to go to read, work, or catch up with friends. The place is actually decently large, with many tables and chairs so you're not fighting for space, and the ambiance is very cozy and homey. I love being surrounded by 2 long walls of books, and the decor is also lovely with different chairs, tables, etc. so that it's not all homogenous. They have WiFi, and other people are on their laptops working here, so it's a great place to come and get some work done. There are a lot of people just chatting here too, so it's not super quiet in here if you need a lot of silence to get work done (or just bring a pair of headphones). They serve salads and tartines here (but I have yet to try the savory food) and they are reasonably priced. I tried the leopard gateau and it was delicious - I had a similar pastry in Paris at Cyril Lignac and loved it -- I was looking for it all over in Toulouse and I've finally found it. If you love almond and chocolate, it's the perfect dessert/snack, and not too expensive at 2€. They have a wide selection of teas as well, and 4-5 choices of little cakes/sweets. All in all, one of my favorite places in Toulouse to spend an afternoon. I'll definitely be a regular here now!

Absolutely fantastic hole in the wall cafe and tea shop. Quirky used book store with great music…read moreand interesting decorations. They actually have good coffee which is less common in a cafe dense France.

From the owner: Agitateur et incontournable Le magasin Fnac de la ville est l'un des plus anciens du groupe en…read moreProvince. Son installation près de Jean Jaurès a permis à l'enseigne de poser ses rayons sur trois étages: le sous sol pour la musique, les CD et les vidéos, le niveau zéro pour le matériel photo, hi fi et vidéo. Enfin, on trouve à l'étage un imposant rayon livres, et de la micro informatique. L'entrée du magasin accueille des expositions de photos qui tournent dans toute la France. Egalement une billèterie et un forum.