One of the best restaurants I've visited in France. Delightful cuisine, calm family place…read more Casserole was just amazing.

Just stopped in for hot chocolate on a cold day. It was delicious and we received great service.read more

Just a catastrophic experience. Please avoid the place. The lady, in charge to place us, was so…read morerude that we decided to leave the place. She seemed to be annoyed by our request, and kept blowing and staring at us out of the corner of her eye. We felt like we were the unwelcome ones.

Surely the slobbiest pizzas and sandwiches we have had so far in France…read more Kind sercive, but sleepy and unfocused.

From the owner: PMU et fresque murale Situé aux abords du square Gambetta, le café du square est une bonne adresse…read morepour les amateurs de PMU. Certaines courses sont même retransmises sur le grand écran de la salle. Le noeud du réseau urbain se trouvant à proximité directe du café, celui-ci offre une halte bienvenue au départ ou au retour de la cité médiévale, éventuellement le midi à l'heure du déjeuner. Ses fresques murales sont impressionnantes.

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

Fantastic view, only got drinks which were reasonably priced especially considering the great view…read more Nice ambience and music. One for the locals and less tourists it seems so you know it's decent.

Good Small plates and cocktail and wine menu. Just ask and they'll accommodate what you're looking…read morefor if they can. Very friendly staff and a unique feel with bean bags, and short seats for the lounge area. It's a comfortable atmosphere with soft lighting and some good smooth jazz/modern music mix.

We had an early dinner. Ordered two of the Open face cheese sandwiches with fries. Both were very…read morefresh and tasty. Dessert, bread pudding, was absolutely awful. It was like some kind of bizarre sliced something with that that carnation dehydrated sweetened milk poured over it. Really inedible. Service was okay. If I'd stopped with just the food this would be a four-star review, but the dessert was downright sickening.

Having tried cassoulet all over carcassonne, this was easily the best. It might be a few years…read morebefore I can get back but this is where I'll go for cassoulet

Frankly, despite the variety of hot chocolates on offer, no different from the other touristy cafés…read moreon the Place Carnot, and not the best (see my other review). The Place Carnot is itself very nice, and it's worth settling in at one of the cafés to watch the world go by, but I don't see any reason why you should choose Le Carnot over another café on the square. On the other hand, there's no reason *not* to come here, either. *shrug*

Great location in the town square...just across from the daily outdoor fruit and veg market. The…read moreservice is excellent and good delicious !! Nice place to stop for a light breakfast or lunch !