I purchased a four pack of their marron glace. I actually love these chestnut treats and taste…read moretested several local confectioner's versions of marron glace. Bello et Angeli's by far had the best tasting ones. What made them better than the others was the chestnut itself. They were good size, still firm enough and had a very good flavor. Added to that a subtle hint of sugar glaze and they were the perfect marron glace in all of Toulouse! In contrast, the others (I tried 5 different stores) had chestnuts that were too small, too mushy, falling apart easily, and not as flavorful, or had too much sugar. I will be back to get the marron glaces here at Bello & Angeli!

This chocolatier is truly special. I visited this shop as part of a Taste of Toulouse tour and am…read moreso glad that I was introduced to this shop. It is exactly what you think of when you envision a chocolate shop in France. Upon entering, you know this is a special place. You can smell chocolate in its various forms and see a bear as big as a medium sized dog had carved out of chocolate. There are lots of things to enjoy: macarons, truffles, and marrons glacés (chestnut candied in sugar syrup and glazed, a seasonal treat that everyone should try once). I am told that they also have amazing ice cream during the summer. The truffles are beautiful to look at and a joy to eat. The chocolate is very rich in flavor and some of which are exotic ingredients, like kalamansi. We bought a box of 42 truffles so that we could sample some more while at home. The location is great. It is right in the heart of Toulouse and we will visit again when we go to the movies. There is a seating area where you can sample sweets and have a cup of coffee or tea. The owner was very nice and helped me find just the right truffle to try. This place is worth a visit.

Decent burgers, but not my favorite that I've had - the cheese to meat proportion was kind of off,…read moreand the bun is way bigger than the meat. There are 2 locations in Toulouse, and I came to this one (close to Jean Jaures); they have a decent amount of outdoor seating and the food comes quickly. I didn't really care for the burgers here, I've had better burgers at the food trucks, Bouche B and Mecs au Camino. I got the classic burger which had the beef patty, emmental cheese, tomato, lettuce and their classic sauce. I found the bun to be too large for the burger patty, there was too much cheese proportional to the rest of the burger, and the sauce was just so-so without much flavor. The burger was fine but nothing that I would come back again and again for. I have had much better burgers elsewhere. The fries were pretty decent and a generous amount. They weren't super crispy but they weren't soggy either. Overall, the burger was just okay. It wasn't anything special that I would come back for. Maybe other flavor combinations are better but I don't think I would eat here again unless someone I was with really wanted to.

Very good burger and fries. Plenty of room for our party of 6 and it was a bonus to have the Euro…read moreCup match on outside and upstairs. We will be back!

A gem of a spot. Pachinee, the owner is a lovely Thai lady married to a French guy who opened up…read morethis little lunch place about 18 months ago. Only open for lunch, with about 10 chairs, the food is a real pleasure. The dishes change daily, and we tried the two dishes of the day , a pork and noodle dish and a red curry with chicken,and a fantastic soup all of which were bursting with real, fresh flavor. She speaks English as well. Only open from 12-3 - definitely worth a stop at this retro themed street food style hole in the wall.

Bone marrow. Buffalo mozzarella the size of a softball. Whimsical roof bar with pizza. This global…read morechain was a lovely break from the duck-fest that is all the other places in Toulouse. They could have a few more veggie options to make the rest of my party happier but this place was better than most for the region (if your vegan forget it).

Simple place. Simple Pho, very tasty broth, and nice people. The customers seemed to be confused…read morethough. One couple told me it was Thai food and another was sure it was a Chinese restaurant. It's Vietnamese with a few Chinese items sprinkled around the menu. The Siu Mai was disappointing but that's kind of what one should expect when ordering a Chinese dish at a Vietnamese restaurant. The pork Bao had good flavor but the dough was a bit too dense. When I asked for sambal I was brought a jar of chilis macerated in fish sauce; better than sambal! Again, the broth, the most important part of a good bowl of Pho, was great. I will go back but I'll stick to the Vietnamese dishes.

It's not the place to go if you're craving Ramen. How can a Ramen make use of pho noodles? I tried…read morethe shrimp ramen and it was some fusion of disappointment. Perhaps stick with their sushi. The salmon and avocado sushi was not bad. The place is small and clean. I went there for dinner on a Wednesday night and it wasn't busy at all. Two females were working at the kitchen with the younger one also acting as the friendly hostess.

Nice quaint small type Japanese cafe. Variety of dishes. Ramen shrimp good. Yakitori mix dish…read moregood. Somoussa good. Good quick meal.

On a visit from Washington D.C, USA, and came here with my parents for dinner. The food was…read moreEXCELLENT and the hospitality incomparable! Non-French speakers, we expected the language/communication difficulties through out our travels, but the manager and servers were more than accommodating and we thoroughly enjoyed our experience of French cuisine and picked up some helpful phrases as well! Would definitely recommend!