Food is good not great. But it is a fully vegetarian menu which is tricky to find. Great service,…read moregood bar.

Yo Im not even vegetarian but this place is straight . Food 10/10 literally no complaints. Solid…read morevibes all around, great service. You better believe in coming here again. I recommend you do the same

I was surprised to find this British pub type of ambiance but glad to try it out for sunday brunch!…read more The waitress was nice and friendly, I had to wait a little bit before getting seated but was lucky to get a table without booking ahead. The Dispensary also has an interesting Gins and Whiskys menu as well as cocktails. Only bad points to me were the coffee and orange juice (not fresh pressed) served in small quantities with the full Enlish Breakfast I ordered... I would recommend this place and go back there without hesitation.

A few weeks ago, while getting ready for a press trip to France, I realized that I was going to…read morehave to get over my insane fear of being in France despite not speaking any French. I learned how to say, "I'm sorry, I don't speak French, do you speak English?" by practicing daily. I was landing in Toulouse on a Saturday morning but my trip didn't start until Sunday evening. Good thing I did this because the turbulence during the first hour of my transatlantic flight was so bad (how bad was it, Nancy?) that drinks were flying and even the flight attendants looked shaken. Needless to say, I didn't sleep a wink. Despite the rest of the flight being smooth, any time there was the slightest sound I was wide awake. But you don't care about my flight. So a few days before leaving I find The Dispensary on Yelp and say to myself, "You have to eat there." I mean, this place is literally the stuff of my fantasies. Dark but awesome decorations, a killer menu, and dark but awesome decorations! So I take a little liquid courage and call. A woman answers speaking French to which I go through, for the first time with an actual French-speaking person, my "Sorry, I don't speak French, do you speak English?" routine and she tells me (in French) that I do speak French and then switches to English. We have a good laugh and I make a reservation. I was pretty excited to head over on Saturday after meeting my host for the evening, unpacking some essentials, and crashing for a delicious post-flight/post ridiculously long travel day. The Dispensary has a nice outdoor seating area in front that was full of people. My reservation was for 7 but I arrived a bit early so that I could have a cocktail first. When I walked in and was greeted in French I launched into my go to phrase (I was a pro at this point!) and she immediately switched to English in a British accent. *Most* of the staff were ex-pats - I'm not sure how they all found each other but I was completely fascinated by their ability to switch between languages so seamlessly. I'm always fascinated by people who are bilingual. I ordered a Cry Baby Collins: tanqueray, raspberry puree, lemon juice, homemade dried candied ginger, soda water. It was freaking delicious. It was also very pretty. Next to me sat a perfectly behaved dog (this is a French thing we need to embrace, like the cheese course). People were in and out of the bar - a variety of ages and I saw what appeared to be groups of friends, couples and even a few families. This is a place that is so very welcoming I really wasn't surprised at the diversity of the crowd. The bar is decorated with pure kitsch tucked into the built-in shelves but doesn't come across as cluttered. There are dolls, a working model ferris wheel and lights of all sorts. Also some great taxidermy - pretty sure it was real but whether or not it was real it was pretty darn cool. Around 7:30 I moved over to the restaurant where I enjoyed my dinner. I had two glasses of wine (Graves and Minervois) and their signature dish: the Death Star burger. It is a *lot* of food. A lot of very good food. And I was hungry since I hadn't had anything to eat since very early that morning. As I enjoyed the artwork and vibe in the restaurant part I also noticed the board with activities (bands, trivia night) and the huge influx of people - this is definitely the place to be on a Saturday night. While I would have loved to stay and hang out for the music I was feeling the pull of bed. Before settling up, though, I was sent over a shot by the woman who had helped me at the bar. It was delicious. I think they saw me fangirling on Instagram. She also let me know as I left that her grandmother's name was Nancy and that had caused her to think of her late grandma (a good thing). Very sweet. It's easy to say: When I'm in X I'm coming here again. I say that a lot. But with The Dispensary I definitely see myself coming back, with Kris, because this is totally the type of place where we'd spend a night drinking and laughing. And beating everyone at Trivia. Well, unless it's in French. **Je suis désolé, je ne parle pas français. Parlez vous anglais?**

From the owner: Cuisine Coréenne Plats et dessert fait maison…read moreBoisson et thés Coréens Plats Végétarien et Végétalien

From the owner: Décoration baroque A 10 minutes de Carcassonne, vous pouvez vous attabler à La Table Ronde des…read moreChevaliers, une maison de Maître du XIXème siècle. Mobilier ancien, poupées de chiffon, cheminée, mur en pierres apparentes et objets insolites plantent le décor. Côté cuisine, les plats sont préparés à base de produits du terroir et de produits frais de la mer. Quant aux vins, ils sont exclusivement régionaux, produits par des vignerons artisans locaux.

Authentic Moroccan vegetarian cafe. The prices are low and the portions are large. Its a great…read moreplace for a quiet lunch. Super nice service.

Super cute, cozy cafe. Not fancy but comfortable. Tried this place for tea with a friend and was…read morewelcomed by the proprietor like I was a regular. We had delicious tea with fresh mint. Service was friendly and the food looked fresh and authentic. I live in the neighborhood and always love walking by Safran. Hope to come back and try lunch sometime soon!

This place is fantastic! I am super happy that I was able to visit this place before I left…read moreToulouse! I had the vegetarian sandwich which was delicious! The ambiance is modern yet cozy! I would recommend this place for a nice lunch or for a casual coffee and desert run

From the owner: Restauration rapide gourmet et 100% Bio. Bentos, Clubs Sandwichs et Burgers. Brunch…read more Coffee-Shop et Epicerie fine. Bières artisanales maison.

This is a small Lebanese place ran by a friendly couple. We wanted a quick, inexpensive bite while…read morewaiting for the start of the Tour de France and this was a perfect spot, both for the good and for location along the bike track. We had the Sag Aubergine which was filled with marinated aubergine (eggplant), tomatoes, onions, and cheese. It was interesting to see how they make the saj bread from dough to finished product, heated in a dome-shaped griddle! It was delicious!

Small Lebanese place with good food and friendly welcoming owners. Visited with a friend who was a…read morenative. Really happy with food quality and quantity.

A lovely restaurant in a beautiful old building with a delightful interior design. The location is…read moreeasily accessible in the Ville Basse (the main part of town), just a few blocks from the pedestrian Rue Georges Clemenceau and the central Place Carnot. We had the lunch plates (pay by the size of the plate, and they fill it out generously). The price was comparable to many pay-by-weight veggie buffets in European cities, and probably a bit cheaper than them. Every single thing we had was delicious, and a lot of the options were very healthy too. The staff were acutely conscious of vegan/vegetarian differences, and I believe several items were vegan. This is virtually impossible to find in most restaurants in this region. They serve non-veg food (which slightly reduces options for us veg types), but they say it's due to lack of choice: it's hard to survive as a pure veg place in Carcassonne. So, if you're veg, cut them some slack, and give them your business. Most food options in Carcassonne are so unappealing and generic that, vegetarianism aside, this may well be one of the very best restaurants in town. The staff are supremely friendly, and one of them speaks excellent English, for those for whom that sort of thing is an issue. As of this writing (July 2013), they did lunch and dinner every day (including Sunday? not sure) with the sole exception of dinner on Monday.

This was one of our best restaurant experiences in our two weeks traveling throughout France. We…read moreare both vegetarian and were very pleased to hear that Carcassonne had a great option for vegetarians. The food was absolutely delicious. We also had a wonderful red wine from a local organic vineyard - I don't remember the name but the owner mentioned that it's from his brother's vineyard farm. The owners are a husband and wife team and they both spoke great English. They are super friendly and were very nice to have a small chit-chat with. This is truly a gem in Carcassonne and well worth the visit - a must for both vegetarians and non-vegetarians alike.

Great vegetarian buffet in Toulouse. Very cheap too, less than 12€ per person - lunch or dinner!…read moreThe atmosphere can be a bit cold / very quiet especially at night, as this place is way more packed at lunch time - with all the people working downtown. The people that go at night are often in their 50's (just a detail!). However the food is so fresh and changes every time you go. I love that it's often original association of foods / modern combos. You get two small plates or one big plate to fill up. There is a cold, a hot and a dessert buffet (you must pay extra for the dessert). Each buffet has 5 to 8 choices to chose from. Our favorite dishes include: - the Thai salad - the polenta - the sweet potato purée - the Greek mushrooms Overall I prefer the cold buffet and mostly go back to that one after my first round :-) The restaurant also offers dishes you can order at the table, the food looks very modern and yummy. Go to this place to eat healthy and stock up on vitamins and you will be full so fast because of all the fiber and good nutrients!

For the price it's amazing value. €12.7for two small plates. They have a cold bar with lentils,…read morecarrot cold slaw, rice etc the hot bar is the amazing part: chickpea, couscous, some type of pie, curry stew. And you can have bread and seeds with them all. Recommend!!

If I have got the right place, this is a very friendly small resaurant serving vegetarian, vegan…read moreand organic food. Quite a contrast to the duck and fois gras dominated menus of the region. A most interesting alternative to more traditional French fayre.

From the owner: Cuisine maison à base de produits végétaux, bio et locaux.read more