This is a dream market that I want to live nearby. There is…read moreeverything here. Fresh fruits, fresh vegetables outside, and inside there are too many stores to list that sell breads, cakes, cheeses ( I have never seen so much cheese in my life!!), meats of all kinds, beef, pork, lamb, fish, ..... and cooked food!!! No need to restaurants deliveries, there is everything here if you don't want to cook. But I am just a tourist.....

Omg please run don't walk to this marche! Fabulous food, wines, cheeses, people watching and more…read more Loved every minute of it.

From the owner: Petite crémerie familiale depuis 28ans sur le marché des carmes à Toulouse. Nous proposons des…read moreproduits authentiques et de qualité. Nous couplons cette offre de fromages avec des produits d épicerie fine provenant de maisons remarquables françaises.

From the owner: Confiserie, chocolaterie, épicerie fine, biscuiterieread more

My husband and I stopped here for a quick bite after a trip to the Préfecture. What a delightful…read morefind. As is usually the case here in France, there was a wonderful assortment of the usual pastries and bread - baguettes, croissants, eclairs, etc. Hubby really enjoyed his eclair. However, what makes this a standout are the macarons. There have about a dozen different types. We bought chocolate, pistachio, raspberry, creme brûlée, and cassis. All were well-made - crunchy on the outside but soft on the inside. My favorites are cassis (simultaneously tart and sweet) and the creme brûlée, which was filled with a yummy buttercream. I am thankful that this is not near my house. I would put on 10 pounds in a week scarfing these down. A must visit in Toulouse.

Macaroons are yummy. Hard not to over buy. Seemed pricey but not sure if that's the market rate.read more

Amazing chocolate! Highly recommend and will definitely visit on my next trip to Toulouse!read more

We have only been home a few days and we are already craving more chocolate from L'atelier du…read moreChocolat! The most amazing chocolate I have ever put in my mouth. My personal favorite was the Roucher Blanc. It is the chocolate to dream about. Soft creamy milk chocolate center. Hardened white chocolate and almond shell. Heaven on earth. No English required. The staff was so friendly my deficiency in French was never a problem. Just choose and point. All of the candies are made on premises each morning. When in Toulouse make a point to seek out this quaint chocolatier. You will not be disappointed.

I visited this lovely shop while on a Taste of Toulouse tour. This shop is really amazing for…read moreseveral reasons. First, all chocolate is made on site, which is notable because the shop itself is not very large. The selection of chocolates and other sweets is quite astounding. There are chocolate covered fruits and nuts, truffles, pieces of chocolate that are akin to American style bark, and most importantly, their version of fudge. The owner of the shop visited the United States and fell in love with American fudge. It is unusual for find that here in France and there are several types to choose from. I had the original, which is like dulce de lèche ish caramel but it is not made with condensed milk. I also had the pain d'épices, spice bread, which is like gingerbread. Both are delicious but I had a special fondness for the pain d'épices. Admittedly, I began to cry after the firsT bite because it perfectly combined two desserts that my grandmother (herself a professional baker and candy maker) made for me as a child: penuche (if you are from New England, you will know what it is) and gingerbread (not a cookie but more like a loaf). It was a surprisingly and embarrassingly emotional experience. (Thankfully, no one noticed) I would definitely return. With tissue in tow.