It's a hole in the wall dingy bar: I absolutely loved it. It reminds me of Hifi in Calgary…read more I went on a night of Les Siestes Electroniques festival. Dabub headlined, this german duo. They were so badass and the evening was full of adventures: 1. One of the guys rolled a cigarette while spinning, he didn't even miss a beat. It was very impressive. 2. The other guy was handed a joint from the crowd. Whoa, so much camaraderie in the air. (See what I did there). 3. I made a friend, David. He kept smacking me on the back and kept offering me beer and la cocaine. To be clear: I didn't accept but was touched by the offer.

The best place for mini concerts and good nights out with friends. So far any performance I…read moreattended was great. The price of the drinks are really suitable and the entrance fees ( in case of a performance) are low and usually there are discounts for students. Great and cozy place which I love to hang out when I can.

One of the best venues to see live music in Toulouse. Le Saint des Seins hosts indie bands from…read morearound Europe and the USA. Located in place Saint-Pierre, it is always overflowing with nighttime revelers, music lovers & drunk college students from the nearby universities. After the bands, Dj's keep the party going until the wee hours of the morning. Full bar and an outdoor terrace for your smoking and drinking needs.

From the owner: Temple psychédélique du rock Le Saint des Seins est un bar musical idéalement établi place…read moreSaint-Pierre. Grâce à son excellente acoustique (et insonorisation), c'est un trait d'union entre les bars traditionnels ayant une programmation musicale et les grosses salles de concerts situées en périphérie de la ville. Lieu de diffusion de musiques actuelles à tendance rock, il accueille aussi des soirées DJ's et fait scènes ouvertes, servant ainsi de tremplin à la nouvelle scène locale. La décoration est originale : l'ambiance est un savant dosage de décor indutriel et de psychédélisme pop-art tiré directement des années 70.

The George and The Dragon Pub would only be described with these words : English Pub. This…read moretraditional English Bar made me feel like I was not in France anymore. Their decor and their design especially; the atmosphere was really well made. When I arrived by chance they were playing a trivia question game and it was fun to compete with other groups around. Also I had chance to meet lovely Faye who plays with her band during the week days. It's a nice place if you are craving some english beer and it's always good change the atmosphere (English time so I would say give a try!

Solid English Pub. I like the dark wooden design and the good beer. Its generally full of funny…read morepeople, the university is just next door.

From the owner: Une salle de concert au sein d'un édifice religieux La construction de cet ancien prieuré clunisien…read morea débuté au XIIème siècle et s'est déroulé sur plusieurs périodes. Il servit d'entrepos militaire à partir du XIXème siècle et son clocher roman a alors été rasé. Réouvert au public, il est aujourd'hui un lieu d'expositions et accueille plusieurs manifestations, dont le Festival des Orgues. L'église abrite un auditorium de 400 places où se déroule de nombreux concerts de musique classique. Un grand soin a d'ailleurs été apporté à la qualité de l'acoustique du lieu.

One the best places in Toulouse to see live bands from France and the rest of Europe. A good time…read moreis almost guarantied at this nightclub on a canal barge. It's close quarters, so you are assured of finding new friends. They have a full bar and beer on tap. Live Bands & DJ.

From the owner: Mouette & chansons Cette péniche est connue comme le loup blanc des toulousains noctambules. Elle…read moreest amarrée Canal de Brienne pour accueillir à son bord les amateurs de son et de bonne musique. A la fois bar, salle de concert et discothèque, elle propose une programmation éclectique et conviviale. De nombreux groupes toulousains ont fait leurs premières armes sur ses planches.

I love Pub O'Clock! This is an Irish pub in the city center of Toulouse. It was the first real meal…read moreI ate the morning after arriving to Toulouse. By morning I mean when I finally got out of bed at 1 pm all jet lagged and starving. We went around the area a bit looking for some breakfast type food, which is as close to impossible as you can get if you're American. Breakfast in France is very different. We just really needed a solid meal. One that, apparently, only an Irish pub could understand. When we first walked by we were like "haha let's get breakfast at the pub". I looked at the menu and saw "English breakfast". I had a vague idea of what it was but I wasn't sure if I could handle the pub atmosphere at that moment. We kept walking. 5 minutes later, we're like "English breakfast". We were so hungry and it was right there and we could tell that the odds of finding anything other than a pastry was very little. I cannot even begin to tell you how glad I am that we did that. We found a perfect table outside, practically on the sidewalk, where we can eat and people watch. The waiter was great, he spoke very good English. He was really quick to take care of whatever we needed. The English breakfast was amazing. It had 2 eggs over easy, bacon, sausage, blood sausage, mushrooms, toast and beans. I was staying in Toulouse for a week. After a few days of the usual french breakfast of a pastry and coffee, I started fantasizing about the English breakfast.... One day I waited until they opened. The yelp page says they open at 10 AM but I didn't see anyone there until the afternoon. Finally, they were open! I went in and ordered my English breakfast and the girl behind the bar tells me they only serve it on the weekends. =-( I dried my tears and looked over the menu to see what else I might like. Fish n chips. Ok, there's no way it could possibly be better than the English breakfast. But, it could possibly be the best fish n chips I ever had. As a matter of fact, it absolutely without a doubt, was the best fish n chips I ever had. This story does have a happy ending. On our last day in Toulouse we got the English breakfast again. It was just as good as the first time. Highly recommend!

From the owner: C'est au coeur du quartier Saint Aubin dans la rue Amélie que se cache un des derniers bastions du…read morejazz à Toulouse. Passée la porte du Rest'Ô Jazz c'est une ambiance feutrée qui nous plonge dans une atmosphère évoquant les clubs de jazz des années 40. Une programmation soignée riche d'artistes de la région toulousaine et agrémentée par la venue d'artistes nationalement et internationalement reconnus (Pierrick Pedron, Eric Le Lann, Steeve Laffont, Angelo Debarre, David Reinhardt, Matthieu Boré, Francesco Bearzatti, ...). Le piano à queue qui trône sur la scène du Rest'Ô Jazz nous invite à prendre place et profiter des douces mélodies qui s'en échappent sous les doigts experts des multiples pianistes qui se l'approprient. C'est sans doute un mardi soir qu'il faudra vous y rendre pour entendre et voir tout ce qu'un pianiste peut faire avec un piano, Rémi Panossian distille un jazz teinté de standards et de ses propres compositions.

Cosy Bar with English Design. The beer is tasteful and the cocktails are interesting. It's really…read morepleasing to sit here and have a chat with the other guests or barkeepers. Even though I don't know Toulouse that much, I like the area around. Definitely worth a visit!

From the owner: Un joli petit pub anglais au coeur de Toulouse dans le quartier St. Aubin. Avec sa gamme de six…read morepressions, cocktails et shooters, vins, sodas et boissons chaudes the Wild Rose est ouvert du lundi au samedi. Avec diffusion des matchs sur deux écrans, concerts et soirées à thême, jeux de fléchettes et Happy Hour tous les jours.

From the owner: Dommage... Notre rédaction a référencé ce lieu, mais ce dernier n'a pas souhaité nous transmettre…read moreles informations qui auraient permis de vous le présenter. En particulier, nous n'avons pas pu prendre de photographies de cet établissement. Vos commentaires sont d'autant plus utiles pour aider les autres internautes à faire leur choix. A vos claviers.

Had a great Irish breakfast here. The staff are super friendly and welcoming. I would very much…read morerecommend it.

Shortly after I arrived in Toulouse, I was told by a coworker that the Classroom had "the best…read moreburger in Toulouse". I found out after I had one that he only said that because it was the only burger he had in Toulouse, but nevertheless I would argue that they do have a damn good burger. I was only in Toulouse for a short visit but in the few days I was there this was the only place that I became a "regular" in. The staff was extremely friendly, English speaking, and Simon somehow always managed to greet me like we had been friends for years even though we had only met once or twice in the past few days. I had a few different meals here, but my favorite was definitely the burger. One thing that was tough to get used to in Toulouse was that "cooked" meat meant it had been placed near a fire. Even for someone like me who prefers medium-rare steak, I had trouble getting used to how under-cooked they preferred their meat in Toulouse. The Classroom, however, understood the meaning off the word "medium" when I asked for my burger cooked that way, and that was very much appreciated. Overall, if I ever find my way back to Toulouse, I will definitely make my way over to the Classroom.