Covered markets and market halls Haute-Garrone

The quality ingredient that you find with the Bellocq Fish shop is not any more to prove. Pascal Bellocq is a craftsman in the soul and sells only what he appreciates. It is thus particularly attached at the origin of fish and seafood very fresh which it proposes to its guests, starting with its oyster suppliers, take-away or to eat in! Let us quote, for example, André-Gilles Taillepied and its special of Isigny, Pierre-Marie Barrau and its Marenne oysters Oléron, Yvon Madec and its Northern Brittany, without forgetting Gillardeau of course! Pascal Bellocq always pays attention to the fact that its products come neither from a breeding nor of a large trawler. It has been one of the best fishmongers of Toulouse, and this for more than seventy years! From now on, saturdays and Sunday, of 11:30 to 13:30, at the time of the aperitif, you can taste oysters, shrimps, smoked salmon, bulots, cooked crab, of any freshness and sorted on the shutter by our expert!

The "belly of Toulouse"! Several famous Toulouse brands have their dressing rooms here: Betty or Deux Chavanne cheese dairies, La Marée Toulousaine and its tasty delicatessen preparations, Garcia or Copains comme cochons delicatessen, Marty or Besnier butcher's shops, La Parmentière delicatessen or the gourmet Délices de l'Inde delicatessen? You will also find bakers, wine merchants, tripiers and bars, for an impromptu aperitif. At lunchtime, go to the mezzanine where there are five restaurants. Night parties are regularly organised: a festive atmosphere is guaranteed!

We date the origin of this market to the end of the 19th century! Of the three covered markets in Toulouse, it is the only one to have preserved a market hall in keeping with the original spirit. Around thirty traders await you in pretty stalls and a village spirit: butchers, creamers, fishmongers, caterers, butchers... so many passionate craftsmen and producers, ready to advise you, plus a small bar for a break. Outside, you can enjoy the fresh produce. On Monday, the day off, the market hall is not totally inactive as it houses a bookstore market under its awnings.

Located in one of the most charming districts of the pink city, the Carmes market welcomes fifty traders in bright and pleasant booths. Many restaurants in Toulouse buy fresh vegetables there. Cheeses, bakery products, meats and fishes are waiting for you! But if you don't feel like cooking, the Carmes market, as well as its surroundings, also offer very pleasant tables for lunch!

Visiting Toulouse and not passing by the inevitable Victor Hugo market? It's impossible! The oldest covered market in France is one of the most emblematic places of life in the pink city. Since 1896, it has been welcoming gourmets in its convivial hall, which brings together about sixty merchants. All the local products are offered on the first floor by butchers, poulterers, delicatessens, caterers, wine merchants, cheesemongers, bakers, fishmongers... that you can find directly in your plate, in the restaurants on the second floor!