Gourmet products local specialties and wines Midi-Toulousain

Born in 1868, the family estate is now in the hands of the sixth generation. The twenty-three hectare vineyard extends over the communes of Fronton, Pompignan and Fabas. Aged in the old cob cellar, the very typical wines have become a must for the good tables of the region. The entire production is bottled at the property. Grape varieties: 50% négrette, syrah, cabernet franc, sauvignon and côt. The red wines are matured in vats or in oak barrels and are awarded prizes each year, as well as the Julie vintage for the rosé.

The Bellevue-la-Forêt estate and its 112 hectares are the result of an adventure started in 1974. The main grape variety is negrette, but it is also associated with syrah, cabernet franc or sauvignon and gamay. You will be able to discover the various vintages, from the Classic to the Optimum in red, the Classic and Royal Forest rosés. Smart idea: follow one of the two routes of the Fronton vineyard which end with a tasting. On sunny days, a guinguette welcomes you!

Château Laurou is a winery located in Fronton, about 30 km from Toulouse. In the heart of the Fronton PDO, the château produces a variety of quality wines. Visitors can take advantage of delivery services to have their favorite wines delivered straight to their door. Château Laurou also has a Facebook page where visitors can find out more about events and news related to the estate.

Carrefour de Labège is a hypermarket located in the Labège 2 shopping center in Labège, Haute-Garonne. It offers a range of services including Carrefour Drive, car rental, entertainment, catering, travel and a service station. Customers can shop in-store, use the drive-through service or opt for home delivery. The Labège Carrefour also offers regular promotions, loyalty benefits and complementary services such as photo printing, bicycle repair and catering. It also has a service station where customers can fill up with fuel.

Just a few kilometers north of Toulouse, Ferme des Violettes is THE store for 100% local shopping. If you're a "consumer-actor", you'll stock up on quality products while supporting local producers and artisans in the South-West. Discover rice from the Marseillette pond, salt from Salies du Béarn, yoghurts from the Pyrenees, Pralines and Margueritte ice creams from the Hautes-Pyrénées, beer from the Tarn... Nearly 2,500 items are available on the shelves or in bulk: bread, cereals, fruit and vegetables, meats and cheeses, milk and oysters, pastries, confectionery and even cosmetics. An excellent address, certified "Ambassadeur Qualivore".

La Bulle en Vrac is the eco-responsible grocery store where you can shop. Under a beautiful and sheltered awning, the tempting window displays a wide selection of local or regional products to fill your basket. In the relaxation area, a few tables allow you to enjoy a tea or a coffee. On the left and on the right, shelves of bulk products (Alan's bread, oils, vinegars, cheeses, cookies...) and boxes of fresh vegetables. On the terrace, take a seat to savor the tasting trays. The welcome is as charming as the place. Don't forget to bring your containers!

Two markets animate the city of Muret. The most important one occupies the whole city center on Saturday morning. It brings together more than one hundred and twenty merchants and producers from all over the Muret area, to the delight of visitors, as you can find all the local products. Various parking lots allow you to park your car. The smart idea: a shuttle can also take you there if you are not motorized. More modest, the second market remains nevertheless lively since it welcomes about sixty merchants in the square Maïmat, on Tuesday morning.

It is the passion of wines that awaits you at the Sommelier de Bacchus. The selection is obviously oriented towards the wines of the South-West, but it does not stop there, all the regions of France are represented, as well as some foreign productions. Each month, new wines are offered by winegrowers who have chosen organic and sulfite-free wines. On the spirits side: rums, cognacs and other liqueurs. Initiation workshops are regularly organized. A wine shop appreciated by its regulars for its sense of welcome and its good advice.

For more than 10 centuries, the farmers of Revel have been setting up their stalls in the beautiful Revel market hall to sell their local products directly: charcuterie, fruit and vegetables, meat from the Lauragais farms... There are nearly 300 of them! And in the great tradition of the southwest, from November to March, the market becomes "fat". That is to say that you will find plump geese and ducks to prepare your confits and cassoulets! Don't miss to visit it, this market is classified among the 100 most beautiful markets of France.

Installed in Revel since 2018, this craft brewery guarantees an organic, local and seasonal production. On the program, a range of a dozen small foams as qualitative as creative. Blonde for the Revéloise, White with thyme or sage that smells good in the summer evenings, Red with juniper to travel to Finland, Black with roasted malts with coffee accents, without forgetting the Christmas beer flavored with forest honey and orange peel or La Breguette 27 with fresh mint from Sorèze. Direct sale at the brewery and on the market of Revel.

A step as greedy as smart not to be missed during your visit of Revel. The Chatine ? Historically, it is a roasted Spanish almond coated with chocolate. Today, the Maison de la Chatine offers this confectionery in many ways: almonds, hazelnuts, walnuts, dehydrated fruits or cereal balls are covered with a subtly flavored chocolate, sometimes with caramel, sometimes with violet, chestnut, blueberry, mirabelle... The factory itself welcomes you two afternoons a week for its sale to individuals.

On the hillsides of Saint-Félix-Lauragais, the Cabriole farm is committed to offering quality products. The farm is versatile: breeding of saanens and alpines goats and brown cows, transformation of the milk produced on the spot in the workshop of the cheese dairy of Cabriole, tasting, direct sale and reception of visitors. You will be able to get your cheese, yoghurt, raw milk, but also other grocery products directly in the store!

Located at the entrance of St-Félix when you arrive from Toulouse, this new kind of mini-market welcomes you every day except Sunday. Faithful to the tradition of village shops, Todo Locaux supplies you essentially with local products, hence the pun! Fruits and vegetables, cold cuts, cheeses, farm chickens on weekends, but also delicatessen, home-made beer or cosmetics. Smart bonus: the charming owners offer a catering service for your family parties. Everything we like!

Every year in September, the village of Saint-Felix-Lauragais invites you to visit it for a famous event: the pottery market. About twenty very inspired craftsmen, most of them Occitan, exhibit their work. Discover the richness of an art that is part of a regional tradition where clay is present everywhere: crystallized stoneware, jewelry, Bizen stoneware in the Japanese style, glazed earthenware with red enamel, sculptures... You will also attend demonstrations with the possibility of registering for initiation workshops.

After 6 years of work, Les Halles de la Cartoucheries will open in September 2023 in the 14,000 square meters of rehabilitated former GIAT factories. Inside this huge pink brick building, a 3,000 m² gourmet hall will open with 1,500 seats and 27 stalls for shopping, drinking, eating and feasting at lunch and dinner. There are traditional market shops, street and world cuisine, a grocery store and a cooking school.

Harvest time combines the pleasure of good wines with that of good food. A fresh and tasty menu of the day, made from local produce, is accompanied by a glass of wine carefully selected from the shelves of bottles from vineyards that favour natural, organic and biodynamic wines. For 15 years, this wine shop has become a reference address. Tasting evenings, meetings with winemakers equally passionate about the alchemy of grape varieties and blends are regularly organised. The setting has the charm of the old-fashioned stalls, it is in unison with the passion for the divine bottle which here occupies the place of a divine queen!

Grandeur Nature was founded by a group of activists in 1991. It is a Biocoop grocery store, located in the Saint-Agne district, which allows you to find organic products or products without the usual allergens. You will also appreciate the section dedicated to body care and cosmetics, as well as the corner dedicated to textiles and the garden. A snack area allows you to eat on the go for lunch. Grandeur Nature is also a beauty salon which, in addition to the classic treatments with natural products, regularly offers make-up workshops.

Rue Bayard, Chez Jeannot, is the must-see scale of the pink city. The house, which recently underwent a small facelift, has been established here since 1960! At Jeannot, it is a renowned restaurant, but it is also an impressive scaling bench where you can come and get your seafood supplies. In a rock-star position: the oyster, of course! Fines de Claire, special of Isigny gillardeau or Marennes Oléron, you have the choice, so do not hesitate to ask for advice. Of course, you can also stock up on mussels, clams, clams, shrimps and even lobster, or have a tray made for your gourmet feasts.

This former district wine cellar was completely relookée in December 2004. Small tasting lounge, club chairs and especially good wines! Here the opening is: 15 countries represented and small producers. With no less than 200 references, the thermometer uncovers you with very pleasant wines by going directly to the producers. Tasting evenings are organised for groups of 10 people. The main idea of the Thermometer is to develop the senses, also you will find regional, Asian and handicraft products.

For 30 years, the Cave Spirituelle has been inviting us to discover wines and spirits from the four corners of the wine-growing world with the same communicative enthusiasm. Do you have any questions? They have the answers! Like any passionate cellar, the search for local products is also an increased motivation, especially in the spirits department. Apart from magnificent armagnacs and sumptuous cognacs, the whisky card is the French touch, sometimes with a stamp made in Occitania! The racks change with the harvest and the winemaking process. Organic is more and more present, to drink good and healthy... in moderation, of course!

La Boutique des Vins celebrated its fortieth anniversary in 2022. Forty years of family history, but above all forty years of loyalty on the part of Toulousians for a store that is naturally established in the most gourmet of neighborhoods. All the vineyards of France are represented, with a fine selection of organic wines, including champagnes. Many other territories far from our borders can also be discovered and enjoyed.

Cognacs, armagnacs, sherries and rums are selected here in the same demanding and expert way as wines and champagnes! Keep up to date with the latest news on our networks, so you don't miss a thing... or rather a drop!

Since April 2006, a small corner of paradise has emerged in the heart of Toulouse. If your senses were lacking in authentic, local products and finesse, they will be filled! Here the master words are taste and quality. Moreover, the semi-baked foie gras received two medals in the agricultural general competition, 2004 and 2006. You can quickly understand why after scraping a piece. Because in this hamlet we taste everything: foie gras to morels, cocoa, yes! , nettles, saffron conflict, with a little glass of aperitif Hypocrate medieval drinks. You no longer know where to give your head and papilla! The reception is warm and the most, you can lunch. Here's our new canteen and an appointment for gourmets and gourmets.

The world can be found in this boutique, which brings exotic flavors to your kitchen. From the Caribbean to Asia, from North America to South America, this is the supply point for flavors from elsewhere. Looking for spices for your cooking pots? You're spoilt for choice. On the shelves, you'll find Caresse antillaise juice, Neisson rum, dried hibiscus flowers and açai. On the fresh side, manioc, christophines and plantain bananas. Beyond the islands, a few oriental nuggets: babaganoush, tahina sesame cream, rose water. A well-stocked cosmetics department. Nou ka alè!

La Brûlerie Victor Hugo is the ideal place to enjoy a small black coffee in the morning or after lunch, but also to stock up all year round. Because much more than a simple coffee bar, it is a real roaster. The sweet perfume that escapes from the shop is a testament to this.... You can choose from a wide range of carefully prepared blends from Mexico, Brazil or Nicaragua. You can also discover a beautiful range of teas, natural or flavoured, served in bulk. Finally, find here everything that goes with a particularly successful breakfast: jams, cookies... and even chocolate!

In the family of historic Toulouse houses, I ask for .... the roaster! Bacquié created his own house near the Victor Hugo market in 1896! Since then, its success has never wavered. It is one of the city's fine delicatessens. You can tell by the delicate aroma of freshly roasted coffee. In addition to coffee and tea, you can find here preserves, quality regional products to accompany refined wines, gourmet products that make you want to taste everything! Don't hesitate to ask for advice: the house knows its stuff!

Manufacturer of dried fruit for aperitifs for 35 years for the attention of shops and individuals, one minute from the church of the least. In Toulouse, it is one of the rare specialists in dry fruit, dry vegetables and spices, more than 60 varieties. They are also used in pastry products, sugar, aromas, fondants, glucose, coolers, chocolates, pralins, hazelnuts, candied fruits, almond paste, etc. and accessories, decorations, fuss, gâteaux, plicate, etc., A wealth that passers-by does not always occur because of the absence of windows.

The Galeries Lafayette is in the heart of the pink city an incomparable offer of quality products and services! Their elegant and elegant décor has lost nothing of its old charm! On the ground floor, the leather leather space offers upscale products and luxury brands such as Sonia Rykiel, Chloé, Burberry, Thierry Mugler, Gérard Darel, Longchamp, Lancel, Marc by Marc Jacobs, but also beautiful leather leather with Enseignes, Lancaster, Lamarthe… The brightly aesthetic perfume radius offers cosmetics, perfumes, cosmetics and cosmetics of major brands such as Dior, Chanel, Clinique… The optical ray offers a wide choice of luxury sunglasses and trends. The women's loan covers two floors with brands such as Morgan, Kookaï, Desigual, Gypsy, Agnès B., Levi's, The Time of Cherries, Diesel, Les Comptoir des Cotton… Men, who also own their own space, are not forgotten either, with brands like Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein, Lacoste… The store also has a radius for children and adolescents, and a stationery, music, video games and DVD. But the Galeries Lafayette is also a "boutique shop" area with a variety of products and always beautifully arranged, in the image of this great store, an essential part of Toulouse, which evokes with pleasure and nostalgia the Happiness of the Ladies! Not forgetting the restaurant on the last floor…

With 600 wine references in total, between 20 and 30 references per region of France, the vinothek carries its name. It is one of the largest wineries in Toulouse! Without forgetting the many wine riches of our beautiful country, the Vinothek team chose to highlight the authenticity of wines from the South, Mediterranean and Pyrenean. With passion for forgotten grape varieties, their credo is to find "pleasure" wines in France and Spain for all budgets. 15 years later, adventures in discovery; they arrived in San Lucas, south of the Iberian peninsula. Along the way, friendships linked with Spanish winemakers of 63 "denominacion de origen" and they tasted for us 73 endemic varieties. Soil, authentic aromas to return to the honor in your glasses, for you also to leave your palate in the discovery of new flavours. In this incredible place, the experience of tastes and colours will leave you stunned, finally, between two glasses!

Since 2013, the Toulouse à table! association has set itself a challenge: to encourage and create social ties around the table. It enables partner actors, professionals and citizens, to communicate, gather and share around Occitanie's gastronomic heritage, regional products and values aimed at the general public. The association organizes events for the general public throughout the year, based on the values of conviviality, generosity and sharing, including the famous Toulouse à table! festival.

Does Cacao Fages ring a bell? It's probably because you already know the store in the Quartier St-Cyp. Here, the appointment is with Place Saint-Georges. Previously occupied by the Castan chocolatier, the boutique is part of a fine story of continuity. A palace of delights using the same codes as the parent company, l'Estrapade: a gallery of large-format sculptures made entirely of... chocolate! Animals, characters, nature - there's no shortage of inspiration. A wonderful second life for out-of-date chocolates. But most of all, you'll come for the delicious cocoa puffs and hot chocolate. So let yourself be tempted, guilt-free!

Does the Black Sea remind you of any particular country? Perhaps Bulgaria? Let's set off on a gustatory journey through the unmissable specialties of this beautiful country, such as banitsa with sheep's cheese, bean soup, stuffed peppers, vine leaves, kavarma... Products are imported directly from local producers: fresh or preserved, spices, cookies and colorful sweets... You'll also find Bulgarian yoghurts.... and, to top it all off, the inevitable rakia, an invigorating brandy that can also be served hot. Smart tip: a range of Bulgarian rose cosmetics will give you a fresh complexion!

Lacrima Vini Rive gauche, in the lively Saint-Cyprien district. Although their primary activity remains that of wine merchant, their knowledge of wines and sharing the pleasure of tasting have led them to specialize in oenology evenings. Once or twice a week, an appointment is made between 8pm and 10:30pm around a theme (Rhums, Bordeaux wines, wine and food pairings...) and cheese and charcuterie boards to soak up the alcoholic fumes! Wines and spirits will no longer hold any gustatory secrets for you, but the magic of alchemy will!

Crossing the threshold of La Source is an experience that awakens all the senses, as the place is sublime and unexpected. Anthony, its creator, works on the exceptional. The place offers a fine selection of wines, champagnes and a very rich spirits menu: over six hundred references from all over the world! Whisky from Scotland or Japan, Martinique rum, calvados, armagnac, mezcal, vodka... Looking for a rare vintage? Entrust your request to La Source, and we'll find it for you and even ship it to you. Tasting these extraordinary beverages is an absolute delight, and Anthony takes you on a journey of initiation.

The Arnaud-Bernard district is a working-class part of the city that has timidly begun its transformation towards diversity. Its main square is home to two open-air markets. One is held on Thursdays, exclusively for second-hand booksellers. The other takes place on Saturday mornings. You won't find any exotic products here: this is a market that relies exclusively on small-scale producers. It's an opportunity to quickly find local produce, some of it organic. It's an interesting complement to the Cristal market, which is just a few dozen meters away on the boulevards and features fruit and vegetables from the Grand Marché.

Baccalà, pasteis de nata, vino verde... Names that rhyme with Fado and Porto. A culinary stall that puts Portugal in the spotlight. Smile and good humour in this Victor Hugo market stall which offers you all the traditional products of Lusitanian gastronomy: cod of course, fished in Iceland and bought directly from Nazaré dried and salted or cooked in fritters, salted meats or cheeses with assortments of chorizo, queijo da serra (the famous melting cheese), groceries or, on the occasion of certain celebrations, biscuits and calendar pastries! Like the people of this country, the products are authentic and verdadeiro (real). A change of scenery guaranteed!

Credo has built up a loyal following of regulars thanks to its bakery and pastry creations. You can buy them at the Victor Hugo market or in the boutique near the Pont des Demoiselles. You'll salivate at the sight of a beautiful slice of sourdough bread. You'll be delighted by a loaf of cocoa bread (perfect for a gourmet snack!), tiger bread with olives, rye pies! But you'll also come for the superb pastries: the banoffee tart with its whipped cream, the deliciously regressive flan tart, the new-generation lemon meringue cruffin. Winner of the Trophée des Commerces de la ville de Toulouse, this is an address bursting with creativity!

It offers a wide range of products and services, including in-store shopping, drive-through, delivery, financial services, rental, entertainment, catering and travel. The Toulouse Purpan Carrefour also offers regular promotions and loyalty benefits. It has a customer service department and offers services such as in-store collection, car washing, photo printing and catering. The Toulouse Purpan Carrefour is also committed to actions to combat food waste, and offers solutions for producing its own energy using solar panels.

An eco-neighborhood like La Cartoucherie couldn't do without a supermarket to stock up on organic produce. Food, dietary supplements, cosmetics, hygiene and maintenance, pet supplies, you name it. A super-smart idea: ready-to-cook recipe baskets. You make your choice from the selection displayed on the website, then receive, at home or by clic'n'collect, all the ingredients needed to prepare a pumpkin soup, a spelt muffin, a homemade granola... Wondering how? It's even easier, because the recipe is on the site! Delivery costs depend on the amount of your purchase.

Monoprix settled in Esquirol. This is the reduced version of the main store of the Alsace-Lorraine street, proximity trade for last minute races… This new, very practical store, located right in front of the metro and bus stops, allows you to stop quickly by leaving the job, before returning home or going to friends! Its great advantage is its late closure at midnight. You will find the classics here: early and fresh products, fine groceries, alcohols… what to spend to spend good times!

Compans Caffarelli, 31200 Toulouse. It offers a range of services including in-store shopping, in-store collection and delivery. Carrefour Market also offers ticketing for shows in Toulouse. The store also offers services such as online catering, photo printing, after-sales service, catering and free, unlimited Wi-Fi connection. Parking is also available. Carrefour Market de Toulouse Compans is appreciated by its customers, with an average rating of 4.44 out of 5 based on 2823 certified reviews.

Carrefour City in Toulouse, offering a range of services including in-store shopping, drive-through and home delivery. The supermarket offers a variety of products, including aperitifs, meals and breakfasts delivered by UberEats. Meals can also be delivered. Carrefour City in Toulouse also offers convenient services such as La Poste and free, unlimited Wi-Fi access. Customers can also benefit from discounts thanks to Carrefour's loyalty program. For those who prefer to shop online, it is possible to order in-store and have your order delivered to your home. Toulouse's Carrefour City is therefore a practical choice for local residents looking for quick and easy shopping.

La Ruche qui dit Oui, the network that brings producers and consumers closer together, was born not far from the pink city in 2011. Today, it has nearly 1,500 hives spread throughout France and Europe. Toulouse is home to fifteen of them, including one located in the Hangar de la Serre, in the Patte d'Oie district. It brings together sixteen producers and offers more than 300 local products: fresh vegetables, canned food, bread, cheese, honey, soap, sweets... Order what you like when you want, and come and pick up your basket. This is an opportunity to exchange with producers! If you live in another neighbourhood, check the website: there must be a hive near you.

Welcome to "chez l'Ariégeois"! This is the other name of the Castet company, which has been established in the Victor Hugo market for over thirty years. L'Ariégeois is owned by Jean-Marie Castet. Proud of his origins, Jean-Marie, assisted by his children Céline and Damien Castet, cultivates tradition by offering his customers delicious "charcutailles" with the authentic taste of yesteryear. House specialties include Toulouse sausage, dry charcuterie (sausages, hams), cured meats, and hearty platters to accompany raclettes and choucroutes: pâté, mortadella, bacon, smoked bacon, Frankfurter sausage, garlic sausage, Alsatian sausage...

Two Chavanne for the price of one? Grégory and Olivier's family business is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year! The boutique is very elegant and honours the selected products. Specialities from all over the world are submitted to your greed. The credo of the place: quality and discovery. A team of refineurs and advisers will be pleased to guide you to satisfy your taste buds: wine pairing, recipes, storage instructions... Something to enjoy!

Mixt Market City is located north of Les Minimes, after the Barrière de Paris. A supermarket frequented mainly by Slavic people from Toulouse, where you can find a lot of traditional products coming directly from the Balkans, Russia or various countries of Central Europe. In addition to the classic food products, you can also buy folkloric trinkets and other unusual items for the home. Vodka, caviar, salmon, bream fillets, adjika, raspberry tea, gruzdi, Russian sweets, kvass... The only drawback: the labels are in Cyrillic! A good opportunity all the same to perfect his language skills... на здоровье! (To your health!)

It is quite naturally in the St-Cyprien district, the district of the Gascony and Spanish refugees in the last century, that this small muy simpatica shop was set up to stock up on Iberian products. Go to La Esquina to find the best bellota or serrano ham, sold whole or cut, manchego cheeses, marinated olives and very fragrant oils. For sweets: almond wafers, chocolates and turrón. A small counter open directly "around the corner" allows you to consume delicious boccadillos prepared on the spot, accompanied by a glass of fruity wine while speaking the language of Cervantes with Romain the boss!

The name AK stands for André Krief. The butcher's business, which began in 1968, has evolved into a grocery store. A veritable supermarket located in various towns, it distributes a range of quality kosher products, making it easy for everyone to observe the rules of kashrut. In addition to the rigorous selection of products, they are carefully prepared in compliance with food hygiene and safety rules, as well as religious regulations. You can buy fresh or frozen beef, veal, lamb or free-range poultry. The charcuterie department is also well stocked.

Poissonnerie du Bonheur and its sidekick La Fromagerie du Bonheur are putting smiles back on the faces of local residents in the Saint-Cyprien district. Indeed, it's a pleasure to see so many food shops reopening. Merchants happy to pamper their customers with local service and quality products. Open all day, you'll be able to stock up on fresh fish thanks to this duo of friends who have turned their dream into reality! The popular Saint-Cyp atmosphere is here, and the gouaille and "tchatche" are back too! 100% Toulouse spirit!

Lovers of freshly roasted and ground coffee have a favorite address: Maison Roquemaurel. Open on Place Rouaix, it combines three complementary activities: a coffee roaster, trusted by many of Toulouse's restaurants, a tasting room designed as a coffee lounge, and a grocery store dedicated to the world of coffee. People come here to stock up or to meet over a cup of coffee. These coffee enthusiasts regularly offer limited editions, which is a great way to get out of your usual tasting habits. In fact, for the Rose Festival, a special edition was created: the Rose café. Not into coffee? Don't turn your back on the tea counter.

A Breton ice cream parlour in the heart of Toulouse? That's the challenge facing Glaces Moustache! The ice creams that come straight from Saint-Malo aim to be at the top of the range, with hand-picked raw materials selected close to the production laboratory. Everything is made using traditional methods. And because we're as Toulousian as we are Breton, Moustache has come up with a revolutionary innovation: chocolatine ice cream!