From the owner: Bagels salés et sucrés préparés avec des produits frais devant le client, sept sortes de pains:…read morefromage, sésame, pavot, multicéréales...

I love going to Market 26. The owners are two of the kindest, most welcoming people you will ever…read moremeet. They have been so generous with sharing their traditions and food suggestions with us and have been instrumental in learning about local traditions, particularly various holiday dishes. Since my last review, they provide dishes or lunch or takeaway. My husband and his cousin have both eaten there and if I didn't have food allergies, I would too. Everything smells delicious and is made in-house. I do most of my meat shopping there (chicken, beef, and duck) and will often buy some frozen foods, spices, cheese, deli and staples (like tahini). They even freshly grind meat on the premises. They are currently undergoing a renovation and I can't wait to see what it looks like when it is finished.

Probably my favorite stop shop while here... I had an amazing trip and Les Coudes Sur la Table made…read moreit complete. Just needed a quick pick me up and probably can say this was the best coffee I had all trip, but that's saying a lot!

I spent a week in Toulouse, and this was one my favorite places that I ate at. They only open…read moreMondays to Fridays, until about 6 pm, so it's great for lunch, or a coffee and a snack. They have a pretty small menu that changes every week depending on what they have in season, which is great because there's variety and the things are fresh. They seem to have 2 pastas, a salad, 2 sandwich choices, and a few desserts that they bake in house. You can get just a sandwich, a salad, or a plate of pasta. Or you can get a sandwich + dessert, salad + dessert, or if you want coffee or tea, they have that too. The sandwiches are pre-made so they are the fastest to grab and go. The salads take a little more time to prepare so you may have to wait 10-15 min. The salad I got had soba noodles, basil, carrots, and some lettuce with a soy-ginger vinaigrette. It was delicious and refreshing; slightly on the smaller side but that meant more room for dessert. The desserts made in house are also delicious. I had an almond apricot cake; they also had cookies, and ice cream / sorbet. The place is really cute but small, so if you have more than 4 people you may want to go elsewhere. They have only a few tables and 2 armchairs. There is no air conditioning but they have free WiFi, so I was able to do a little work on my laptop there. Would recommend this place and will definitely come here again and again!

Nice salad. Lot of options. Friendly staff. One…read morerecommendation: have some standard good combinations of items in the menu. When people like me make the choices, the salad outcome might not be optimal.

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

Food and selection were good, but service was poor and staff were rude. The food was good, so we…read moregave them many chances, but they failed on service many times. Also, served juices with plastic straws; so contrary to a healthy planet. I would not return.

Good healthy food and juices. The service was pretty poor and they could use some training on…read morehealth and service. One waiter on two separate occasions sprayed cleaning agent on the counters while we were eating!!

As a former Falang living in Chiang Mai I was skeptical at first when the waiter told me he was…read moreVietnam. I then wrongly assumed the chef was too and not that there is anything wrong with that, it's just that well... not really authentic is it? Then the food came and it was truly excellent! I then found out that the chef an elderly woman was in fact Thai and from Chiang Mai! So if you are looking for great Thai food go there!

Food: The Tom Kah soup was delicious, one of the best I have had. If you read my other reviews,…read moreyou can see I like going to Thai places to try their version of Tom Kah soup. It was a little on the mild side though, so we had to spice it up with the dried chili. I had AL31, which had chicken, mushrooms, the little baby corn... It was REALLY good, not too spicy, good, rich flavor (wouldn't expect anything less from France!) and nice presentation with the rice. Food was excellent. Atmosphere: It is modern inside, it seems like the place was just built (or I should say renovated). One thing I like to note is how spacious the places in Toulouse are. If there is a little room between tables so you don't HAVE to eavesdrop on your neighbor, that's a good thing. This place had some room, so that was a plus. Service: Our waitress was nice, no complaints. She spoke English and French. The owner, at least I think it was the owner, was funny when we left because he asked if we liked Japanese food and that there was a great place next door. I'm sure he is friends with them or something...? Usually you don't try to get patrons to NOT come to your restaurant! But hey, when in France...! Price: Reasonable, not cheap but not expensive. Like most places in Toulouse, they have a "meal deal" sort of thing where you can get an appetizer and entree or entree and dessert or go for broke with all 3. But Tom Kah soup wasn't an option for the meal deal so... Overall: I would come back, most def. I like French food just fine, but when you are staying in Toulouse for a week, you need a change of pace from duck and foie gras. Solid Thai place, would definitely come back again.