Restaurants cuisine d'Europe Midi-Pyrénées

Named after the name of a famous beer, a small corner of Belgium not far from the Arc de Triomphe. In this restaurant, it is Brigitte, the Brussels, which is in the kitchen and with typical dishes of his country: mussels-fries, Flemish carbonades, waterzooï (a fish dish), rabbit liégeois with prunes… Her husband, Jean Paul, is a friendly rider and manages the service. It's been 17 years long! The hotel has recently been renovated and now has a grocery area, where lunch can be taken at noon. At a table, you can eat a-kilo mussels with crunchy chips. Other dishes include a secret ingredient: beer. It is found in their good Flemish carbonade - pieces of beef fondants in sauce. The boss is keyboard about beer, and you may tell where the so peculiar shape of the glass of Kwak… For dessert, a Brussels waffle seems to be everything!

Belgian holidaymakers who, as soon as they arrive in the country, or tourists and regional tourists who dream of the country, find themselves in this most typical restaurant. After Brussels and Antwerp, Jean-Paul Dumond was set up six years ago at Cap d'Agde, on the quay with views of water and boats. Here is not the hut-fries, but the best mussels like Belgium, 1,5 kg per person, superb fries and twenty different preparations. For the réfractaires to this almost national dish, wide choice of meat and fish such as the American net as in Brussels (Belgian tartar), the grey shrimp chunks of the North Sea, the Belgian sea pot (fish soup) and even Lebanese dishes arranged to Belgian sauce! Quality is not always at the meeting and that is a pity. Go to Jean Paul, an effort!

Au Bureau Fenouillet is a restaurant located in the Galerie - Espaces Fenouillet. The restaurant offers burgers, bistro cuisine and local specialties, all in a retro Anglo-Saxon decor. Services include on-site dining, takeaway and contactless delivery. The restaurant also offers services such as disabled access, parking, a terrace, a children's menu, a vegetarian offer, happy hour and game broadcasts on giant screens.