This is a small cafeteria. They do coffee, juice, and croissants. The people working here are…read morepretty nice. The food was good. I enjoyed my time there.

From the owner: Café, vin naturel, produits locaux, naturels et fermiers, circuits courts et bonne humeur.read more

Good burgers, a bit light on the sauce. Interesting concept.read more

From the owner: Le Backpack Café sert le meilleur de la street Food midi et soir , avant le ciné ou pour la pause…read moredéjeuner

je ne recommande pas serveur antipathique le cadre ne casse pas trois pattes à un canardread more

I like that corner I sat at , round table and can sit approx. 8-10 people. My friend and I can chat…read morewith at most the diameter distance. Lighting is abundant, especially on a sunny day. We ordered some teas and crepes. The tea pot looks quite cute. The crepes are good, the skin is thin and I recommend my banana and chocolate crepe, if you like that combination. The staff would make the crepe instantly for you, next to the bar table.

This cafe is in a prime tourist spot in Toulouse. The coffee is good and they have a 6€ brunch…read more Great for after the market or for a quick meet with someone attending school nearby. Service can be spotty, but it is a tourist place. Say please and thank you in French, don't linger over the menu or ask for a triple grande soy mocha latte and you will be just fine.

Small café at the edge of busy Place du Capitole in Toulouse, one of many with large outdoor…read moreseating areas where you can watch the Christmas Market, or whatever else happens to be setup in the square at the time. They have some Belgian beers (including the tasty seasonal Affligem Noel this weekend), a full bar, tea, coffee, and soft drinks. Food includes lots of tapas items for less than EUR5. Not cheap, being right in the city centre (tea is EUR3, the beer EUR4.50). But it's a convenient place to stop for a beverage.

I went there with my girlfriend for lunch and we took a cassoulet and the risotto of the day…read more(risotto and tuna). The size difference between these two dishes is significant, and the risotto looks more like an appetizer, at least compared to the cassoulet. We shared the dishes that were both good, it was enough food for 2. However I think risotto was not enough food for an entree for one, and cassoulet was probably too much to eat for most people. Risotto was 12€ and cassoulet 22€.

Great food for a good price. I ate the three course menu. Large amount of food for 25E friendly…read morestaff and nice atmosphere