Coffee shops and tea rooms Tarn-Et-Garonne

Take a tea or a drink in this lock keeper's house in the shade of the plane trees that border the Canal des Deux-Mers, it's a moment of calm and pleasure guaranteed. Halfway between Montauban and Montech, at the water's edge, Gabriel and his team welcome you in the lock keeper's house transformed into a restaurant. In an exceptional setting, 5 minutes away from urban vibrations, you will enjoy a family cuisine made of fresh local products at the rhythm of the canal at reasonable prices.

The Crumble Tea is located in the passage of the Old Palace, linking the rue de la République and the place de la Cathédrale. In the heart of the passage, a wonderful patio (sheltered in winter and cool in summer) houses Crumble Tea. This is a tea room where you can eat particularly well. The home cooking, original and refined, is adapted every day to the mood of the time and to the market. 75 exceptional teas and coffees to accompany cakes and homemade sweets will also delight you for a relaxing snack. And for a very reasonable price for well prepared dishes.

The Mecoën house offers four addresses, one of which is opposite the abbey church and another in La Mégère. In this family-run establishment with a friendly atmosphere, you can buy bread and cakes but also taste them on the spot! Mecoën's chocolates are available in bags or in boxes and have a unique and refined taste. The house is also a tea room, inviting you to sit down in the beautiful sofas, unless you prefer the terrace, to have a cup of tea or a coffee, to be accompanied by a piece of quiche or pizza, a pie, a crêpe or an ice cream.

In this shady alleyway leading to the cathedral, this small tea room is quite discreet. However, it is very popular, especially for the lunchtime menus with their beautiful, copious and colourful dishes. Soups, pies and homemade breads make your mouth water. And of course, you can't go into Christine's without tasting one of her desserts: from cheesecake to chocolate raspberry crunch, not forgetting the lemon meringue pie, everything is appetising. Very nice decoration and cosy atmosphere with a friendly welcome.

Before and after your visit to the remarkable Ingres Bourdelle Museum, a sweet break is a must at the "Chez Madeleine" tea room on the ground floor. In a cosy and hushed atmosphere, you will appreciate a pastry made in Montauban, a tea, a coffee or a refreshment with a breathtaking view of the Tarn... Discover also the specialities conceived for the museum by Montauban's pastry chefs and, in the heart of the exhibition, the space dedicated to the bookshop-boutique. An epicurean way to enrich your culture and your stomach!