The best French cuisine restaurants Midi-Toulousain

Stylish, contemporary décor and nappées tables set the tone of one of the city's most connected facilities. On the terrace to enjoy the typical atmosphere of Lourdes or in the room in the heart of the beautiful windows for a more cosy atmosphere, in Palacio each place is that of the King. The chef likes to compose real, improved local cuisine and the map is a symphony of local flavours that it is good to discover. Bigourdan cassoulet, roast rôti in foie gras, tournedos accompanied by morels, ris and lamb chops in Cognac juice: here all the meat is French and Pyrenean. A quality to which the restaurant is very attached and which has built its reputation. The beef coast for two people served with its small vegetables, potatoes, sauce and salad is one of the essential features of this establishment. Some of them come only to the pizzas, rolled by hand, to the old, they display a dough so fine that many purists like the best of the Marian city! On the spot or to take, to judge, we will say just that they are faithful to the spirit of the house: excellent.

The brasserie du 20 is first of all a concept, based on the number 4: the 4 times of the day, for example, breakfast, lunch, snack and dinner, or the 4 seasons which, here, are celebrated with dignity. For each of them, a colour code is applied to the sign, to the staff's outfit, and even to the toilet paper! But that's not all. Each season has its own menu and for those who prefer to look at the menu, the latter is also organised around the number 4, offering you the choice between 4 starters, 4 seafood dishes, 4 main courses, 4 main courses, and of course, to finish off, 4 desserts. You will have understood it, in the two halls of this big brewery able to welcome 70 guests, the whole team is ready to treat you.

With an explicit name, you will not be surprised to discover here a bistronomic address turned towards nectars. This bistro is nestled in the northern part of the city, on the other side of the bridge of August 22, 1944 and the cathedral of Sainte-Cécile. Daniel Pestre is at the head of a business with a pretty terrace and a gourmet cuisine. Daniel, best sommelier in France in 2004, and his team will help you discover the hidden treasures of the Gaillac vineyard - and elsewhere - with the Domaine d'Escausses, the Enclos des Roses or the Domaine des Terrisse. As for the plates, they are adorned with a thousand flavours and colours, for example: pumpkin and brown tatin with hazelnut caramel, piece of duck breast piqué with pink ginger, trout fillet and steamed prawns, Liège chocolate from the Chef....