Excellent service great ambiance at night on a quiet street in the old town next to one of the old…read morewells. The indoor seating is fine but we reserved ahead and had great table out on the street. As to the food the 18 E menu was incredible. We had the escargot (6) the meat skewers and the chocolate soufflé. All were top notch just amazing. If you love chocolate get the soufflé and thank me later. The house wine for 4 E a glass was amazing and the wine list is full of great stuff. We had a bottle of the Chateu la voute-gaspare and loved it . Have been traveling around spain and France for over 3 weeks and this so far is my favorite meal and that's saying something.

We stopped by the restaurant to make reservations for that evening, and ended up having lunch,…read morewhich was roasted pumpkin soup (delicious). For our dinner we were seated downstairs, which had the feel of being in a castle. I had the 19.50 plate with escargot and squid. For dessert I chose the French Toast, Revisited, which was amazing! My husband had the beef skewers. The service was great and the owner made us feel like we were friends.

Where will you go on Sunday afternoon? Everything is closed and the restaurants - if you can find…read moreone , I think there is just 2 or 3 restaurants open on Sundays - open at 7! So here is the answer for you! It's nice Irish pub. It's just like any Irish pub you go in US; I felt so comfy sitting inside the bar, talking in English :) This is the perfect place where you can play Carcassonne board game with hot cocktails or pints of guiness!

Nice place for a Brit (my hubs) and I to get a pint of Guinness and a Magner's cider. The place is…read moresent open yet when we got there but they let us come in and have a seat out of the rain. They did end up serving us early.....nice guys. We didn't eat there so can't say anything abt the food.

From the owner: Chaleur et cocktails Inspiré des bars cubains, l'ambiance du Habana Café se veut chaleureuse et…read moreconviviale. Dans un décor feutré et éxotique, les cocktails sont au rendez-vous et concoctés à la demande devant le client. Un salon vip fumeur est situé au 1er étage et réservé aux membres du Club Caraïbes. Le Habana, c'est aussi 2 terrasses pour lézarder au soleil du sud-ouest.

Great food; they have bud, anyone from the us knows what that is. They for some reason carried a…read moregreen flash beer. So weird to see that.

We were looking for a tapas bar and found this one on Yelp. We passed it on a walk the night…read morebefore, noticed the some what loud but cool music. It looked empty but after we arrived there yesterday we totally understood. This is a very cool, relaxing courtyard bar hidden behind walls that are several hundred years old. Much larger inside that it appears from the narrow medieval street. Atmosphere gets a solid 8! Being from Texas, I wanted to try a French Margarita (9.50 eu). Though it was certainly different, it was yummy and I was not disappointed. The bread and cheese plate was good with hard crusty bread and Manchego and other goat cheese. Le Plat Combinado = +/-, good bad and prosciutto but not sure about the tomato red dried sausage. Local wine is only $3 eu per glass. The white sangria was delicious. Don't come here for the service. I would only give it a 2! However, if you want good drinks, good voice music and a great outdoor, yet sheltered place to relax after exploring, this should be on your list.

As tourists, my wife and I ended up having to spend an extra night in Carcassonne. We randomly…read morewalked into O'Sheridans and were pleasantly surprised. The place was well kept with free wifi and about 6 or 7 Irish beers on tap. Alex, the owner operator, keeps things lively with great music choices, and a delicious cheese plate. If you are an English speaker (or anyone) looking for an Irish pub in Carcassonne, this is the place for you.

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.

Andouillette grilled with salad and fries. 15 euro…read more The sausage was fatty but had a nice hit of spice. Two good size prices. The salad was fine with nice tomatoes. The fries were a little soft and oily. We got a desert of an apple tart with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and whipped cream. It was fine. Service was slow but it was a Sunday night and we were the next to last people to get seated. Lucky to get anything since most places were full. Two servers and they were very busy. Ours was nice when we had him. Total of 47 for two meals, bottle of wine and desert.

From the owner: Sur une longue promenade Le Café des Platanes se situe juste derrière la porte des Jacobins, aux…read moremarges de la bastide Saint-Louis. L'établissement, qui existe depuis une trentaine d'années, peut accueillir une centaine de couverts pour son service du midi. On y mange une brasserie traditionnelle, et l'on peut également y faire une pause en terrasse, au milieu d'une longue flânerie sur le boulevard.

Stopped in just because they had an open table in the shade. Ended up eating a very good mid day…read moremeal with several glasses of wine. Food was very good and service was great. I would go back again.

From the owner: Service rapide Cette taverne n'a plus le charme d'antan, mais elle continue à sustenter les hôtes…read morede passage de manière tout à fait satisfaisante. Situé derrière l'entrée principale de la cité, elle fait office de fast-food, version médiévale. A l'heure du déjeuner, on peut emporter sandwiches traditionnels et kebabs, et l'après-midi, l'établissement est fréquenté pour son salon de thé, avec viennoiseries, pâtisseries et glaces à la clef.