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!

Great melting pot of people here. The bartenders speak great English. The beer is cold and they…read morehave a good selection. People from all over come here to watch the sports. They have a few TVs so you can see rugby and premier league football. One downside is that they don't have food, but there are kebab shops all around the area

From the owner: Grande sélection de bières pression : Guinness, Kilkenny, Magners, Stella, 1664, 1664 Blanche,…read moreCarlsberg, Grimbergen Blond, Grimbergen Rouge et Grimbergen Ambrée. Et une large sélection de bières artisanales Irlandaises directement importées d'Irlande, produites par les micro-brasseries "Dungarvan Brewing Company", "Trouble brewing" et "Eight Degrees Brewing".

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.

From the owner: A la mode latine Le Ruedo, toujours connu sur son ancien nom, le Rembrandt. Mais maintenant il…read morepropose des tapas le soir, en plus de la formule brasserie le midi. L'établissement se décline en un rez-de-chaussée où se situe le bar, un sous-sol où il est possible de dresser un écran et une terrasse pour les beaux jours.

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?**

I love this place. I don't speak French and I was across the street to get some Indian food. I…read morestopped by here to get a beer while I waited for my food. Everyone here speaks perfect English and they are all so much fun. They have a guys from Venezuela, one guy from England and a girl fro Lithuania. They are all amazing.

Thank the dear lord this place is opened late! We came in around 11pm and super hungry! Right when…read morewe walked in the server was so nice and helped us find a seat at the bar even though it was a bit packed. We ordered the da Vinci burger and the crunchy chicken! Not disappointed at all! The burgers were sooooo delicious! We got the formule which came with fries, Coleslaw, and a half pint of beer for €15. Great deal! I finished it in five minutes. The chicken was so crispy and the beef was so tender. This was some good bar food for sure! Also loved their beers! "Tha wack" black IPA was amazing I had two rounds. They also have super fast wifi! Great little pub!

Great London-style pub in Toulouse, France. London Stout was very nice and atmosphere was…read morefantastic. A must if staying in Toulouse.

The typical English Pub in Toulouse. I really like the old English design, which is the reason for…read moreits cosyness, and the good choice of beer. A part from that not a special bar, but as the prices are Ok, what more do you need?

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.