My husband and I stopped here for a quick bite after a trip to the Préfecture. What a delightful…read morefind. As is usually the case here in France, there was a wonderful assortment of the usual pastries and bread - baguettes, croissants, eclairs, etc. Hubby really enjoyed his eclair. However, what makes this a standout are the macarons. There have about a dozen different types. We bought chocolate, pistachio, raspberry, creme brûlée, and cassis. All were well-made - crunchy on the outside but soft on the inside. My favorites are cassis (simultaneously tart and sweet) and the creme brûlée, which was filled with a yummy buttercream. I am thankful that this is not near my house. I would put on 10 pounds in a week scarfing these down. A must visit in Toulouse.

Macaroons are yummy. Hard not to over buy. Seemed pricey but not sure if that's the market rate.read more

This is my favourite bakery for bread. Now even better, because it is all "bio" (organic)!…read more Everything is made in the bakery. The flavourful whole wheat bread, "pain omega 3", comes in a north-american style loaf and so is perfect for sandwiches. The "pain Grec" is a large, chewy bun full of olives and olive oil --a fabulous addition to "l'heure d'apéro." I enjoy many of the pastries as well, especially the "tarte au poire." This was once my neighbourhood bakery, and now that I live across town I still go there often for the breads and butter croissants.

This place is always full. The bread is amazing and the baked goods are very very good. Good place…read moreto get dessert although the prices are a little high. Not excessive. The service is polite and quick. Totally recommend it.

My favorite patisserie in Toulouse. For breakfast the chaussons (au pommes or poir-chocolat) are…read morethe best pastries I've had in Toulouse. Their macaronade cakes are incredible and their sandwiches, particularly the duck with white asparagus, are the best in town.

From the owner: Chocolats et pâtisseries Ce magasin est un des 3 points de vente de Toulouse de la Maison Pillon,…read morecélèbre artisan chocolatier. Vous pouvez y acheter des pâtisseries de toutes sortes ou passer une commande selon votre désir, des pralines et autres confiseries, des chocolats qui revêtent toutes les formes et tous les goûts dont la spécialité, le "Pavé du Capitole", des glaces aux parfums divers et variés. La maison propose aussi des formules sucrées-salées pour des cocktails dinatoires qui peuvent aller jusqu'à 200 personnes.

I came here to grab a sandwich for lunch and was a little disappointed. This is a small cafe with…read morebread, coffee, and some pastries, but they seem to specialise in sandwiches, as that's the biggest part of their menu on the wall. The sandwiches seem made-to-order, which is also nice so that the inside part is fresh and the bread doesn't get soggy. I got the special sandwich of the week, which was chorizo, manchego and lettuce, and it cost 5,5 €. It was a pretty simple sandwich with meat, cheese and lettuce, and the bread was fine but nothing to rave about in my opinion, especially not for the price. I found the sandwich to be on the smaller side - it was a bit thin/skinny. My favorite place for sandwiches in Toulouse is still Peche Mignon close to Carmes Market, the sandwiches range from 3-5€ and are much larger in size and quantity of filling. I was still hungry after eating my sandwich from here. You can get some croissants, some other bread here, but the pastries didn't look particularly fresh to me. They also had lasagna as their plate of the day and a few warmer sandwiches like Croque Monsieur, etc. Also, be careful of the rubber-bands that they use to hold the sandwiches together. There are usually 2 of them, and hidden by the paper that they wrap around the sandwiches. So I got an unwelcome surprise trying to chew through some stretchy fabric covered band that I thought was part of the sandwich. Cash only so plan accordingly. Sadly, I don't think I'll be back - there are better places in Toulouse for baked goods, bread and sandwiches.

Excellent bread and coffee at this adorable little a French cafe. The staff is very friendly and at…read moreleast one of the women there spoke English and helped me to figure out how to order another coffee to go (cafe au lait a emportier). Cash only, definitely worth a trip.