Fun and entertainment Canal du Midi

On the banks of the Canal du Midi, the Seventies is an atypical place combining advertising and billiard room. In the pub, the bar offers a map of about twenty beers, regularly complemented by season beers. The fans of whiskies will not be there: a wide range of quality products is offered, from the most classical to the surprising Japanese whiskies! For small faims, you can order bruschettas and some delicacies. On billiards, the Seventies is equipped for good evenings: ten pools, four American billiards, a French billiard and a snooker. Beginner? You can book special courses! If you enjoy rugby, football, baseball, hockey or basketball, you can also watch retransmissions on a giant screen. Finally, the Seventies also thought about fans of video games with consoles and special evenings. It's even possible to play on an authentic 1980 s! The musical atmosphere is rather pop-rock, but Sunday is more oriented blues while on Mondays, the new wave of the eighties is on its way. It's hard to get bored at Seventies!

"Chapristea de Chapristea", there are cats in this café! Indeed, you're not fooled... You're in a neko café, the Toulouse version, under beautiful brick vaults! In other words, a tea room where adorable fur balls are just waiting to curl up on your lap! Here, pussycats of all stripes enjoy total freedom. The concept was developed worldwide after seeing the benefits and soothing effects on our feline friends. As well as scratching your cat (some are up for adoption, so ask away!), you'll find a wide range of scented teas, organic coffees, hot chocolates and delicacies... A salon that's sure to do you good. Chat then!

This English tea room is located on a pretty sunny square in the city centre. In the summer, you can sit on the terrace under the large white parasols. In winter, the well-heated room on the first floor allows you to enjoy a moment of calm. You can enjoy a cappuccino or a generous hot chocolate, unless you prefer to taste a tea: lapsang souchong, Formosa tea, fruity black and green teas... Gourmets can also enjoy a Pavlova, a Pecan pie or a cheesecake! As for cold drinks, a freshly squeezed orange juice or, a house speciality, a great red fruit smoothie served chilled. A victim of its own success, the Flower's Café is often crowded, but a scooter rides along the nearby Avenue d'Alsace-Lorraine, allowing you to enjoy a wide selection of drinks and pastries during your shopping day!

At Mr.Madame, chic and originality intertwine like the initials of their golden logo against the blue backdrop of Toulouse nights. With its bright blue facade contrasting with the surrounding pink, its warm wood interior and its relaxed atmosphere, this is the setting for your intimate or festive evenings. You'll love the cocktails, with Raspberry Mojito and St-Germain Spritz at the top of the list, accompanied by original tapas (Savoyard croque, shrimp and octopus fritters with turmeric, gambas kadaïf...) or exceptional platters (generous assortments of cooked dishes with multiple flavors). All you have to do is make a reservation!

The Celt is an Irish pub in the purest tradition! As you can imagine, you will find a large choice of beers: 40 varieties in bottles and 8 in draught! From whiskey, Irish of course, to cider and the famous Irish Coffee and even tea. The Franco-Irish owners have had the idea of creating themed evenings: darts games, TV sports, concerts or once a month theopen mic, which will make you sing a song, tell a joke...

This bar is named after one of Thailand's most beautiful islands. Outside, banquettes are set up under a Virginia creeper arbor, while tables face the Criée. Inside, you'll discover an attractive decor, surprising lighting, a plant wall and a highly effective playlist! Come sip cocktails and share tapas. Shrimp tempura, tinned sardines from Maison Janicot, some gyozas, baked camembert, eggplant caviar... And don't forget to take advantage of the DJ evenings to get your groove on.

Do you like a festive and relaxed atmosphere? Here, you can come during the day to relax on a deckchair with an ice cream or a cocktail. In the restaurant, you can enjoy a cuisine with southern accents, prepared with fresh products: Italian salad, oysters from Bouzigues, tajine, fried cuttlefish... In the evening, the temperature rises: entertainment, concerts; from salsa to electronic music, rock and funk, all musical genres are honored. Feet in the sand, head in the stars, the change of scenery is guaranteed!

Do you know this beautiful bistronomic address, a favorite of the Petit futé, nestled on the banks of the Canal du Midi? No ? Then, at snack time, go through the door of this haven of peace and refinement, designed by Léa Charnoudie, to taste the home-made pastries created by the pastry chef: Jérémy Nino. Gourmandise always, but a research towards the use of less sugar, for our well-being and because the tastes change! One Sunday a month, the brunch is served on the terrace or in the superb veranda.

Happy birthday... Bapz! 20 years already that this honourable tea room with a so british air welcomes you in a friendly way for a break. Everything here is anafternoon tea-time experience. The flowery earthenware dishes, the parasols and umbrellas on the walls, the fabric-covered benches and, of course, the delicious scones and other delicacies on display. The English brunch, meaning a mixture of sweet and savoury, is served every day. At lunchtime, the dish of the day is presented in copious plates with a British spirit. Don't forget the bakery section, with hot breads from the oven for your home-made club sandwiches!

When you think of pastries, you automatically think of sugar. We salivate in anticipation of a creamy, praline-filled Paris-Brest, an all-chocolate tartelette or a very watery baba! But what would you say if we told you: pastry is salty! When you think about it, you can imagine anything, and that's exactly what Marie did. With a CAP in design and pastry, she makes savory Paris-Brest with goat's cheese mixed with blackberry, or Roquefort with pear, or a Saint-Honoré with smoked trout and wasabi. As Le Petit Futé has tasted, we can confirm: it's good, super good! This pretty green tea room is so welcoming that it's hard to leave.

The Agency. Blue sign and window display where some photos invite you to discover destinations that could make you dream. The journey has just begun. You push the back door and... Surprise! A refined tripot, Art Deco, with intimate and hushed spaces... you plunge into the time of Prohibition in a clandestine bar of the Roaring Twenties! The magic happens right away. Laos, Peru, Jordan... we travel from one cocktail to another (new and daring ones). At the helm, the enchanting Johanna. Behind the bar, a world cuisine held by Matthieu. Because you can also dine and savor cocktail dishes in this agency which has everything to seduce you.

The Hopscotch has taken up residence in one of the little streets that stretch out near the Capitol. Here, the Scottish tradition is respected: barrels and armchairs in worn leather, whisky with over 350 references to taste, from Scotland and all over the world! As for suds, in addition to traditional draughts, you'll discover home-brewed beers, because the pub is also a microbrewery that's creative to say the least: Nothing Toulouse, brewed from chocolatines! Good atmosphere and good spirit, definitely one of our favorite addresses.

Looking for a wine bar for an exceptional tasting evening? We have an address to share with you, THE best bar in the world! You're thinking: "They're exaggerating a bit in Toulouse! No, no, not at all. Multi-awarded, the 5 Wine Bar has received the title of Best Wine Bar in the World three times. Here, we offer you a gustatory experience around several hundred wines, nearly 4,000 references and more than 500 wines by the glass. From the cellar to the storeroom, you will find everything you need to savor the most elaborate grape varieties and to tour the world of vineyards, around refined bocas prepared by a chef who has worked in a starred restaurant. You will be delighted!

Canopée Coffee House has made a bet on quality, relaxation and taste. In a refined atmosphere, with a hint of Scandinavian style combined with a few touches of Toulouse bricks that warm the place up, calm and well-being accompany you once you have passed through the door. Ideal for working while enjoying freshly squeezed juices, tchai tea or coffee! The coffee is just delicious, without bitterness, round in the mouth, roasted by our friends from Bordeaux ovenheavenbx! Cow's milk or almond latte, it's up to you. Don't miss out on the cinnamon roll for a moment of indulgence or healthy and varied lunch formulas. The only risk is becoming addicted to Canopée and its coffees!

Le Coup d'Etat is the after-dinner club along the Canal de Brienne, not far from Place St-Pierre. It's sure to please night owls and early risers alike. The latter can meet up and get fired up to the rhythm of the decibels. Here, the doors open in the early hours of the morning when all other nightclubs close. So, whatever your pace of life or stamina, you can curl up warmed by the beautiful brick vault of this secretly guarded venue! Naturally, the clientele is rather young, between 25 and 30 years of age, with a very deep house and electro musical orientation. Among the themed evenings, Le Petit Futé really enjoyed the Halloween night!

At Zaza Café Galerie, the ideal way of life is to consume responsibly. It starts with the decor, with vintage furniture, especially Formica, for a total seventies look. And then Zaza is a coffee shop set in a gallery where zero waste and zero plastic are the order of the day. In this cheerful and colorful place, come and enjoy a good coffee from Ethiopia or El Salvador, fair trade of course. At lunchtime, savoury dishes feature seasonal fruit and vegetables, washed down with local organic beer. Vegetarian values are also emphasized. The pastries are gourmet and the brunch generous, but gluten-free and lactose-free. No one is forgotten!

Another Toulouse pub quickly adopted! Why? Once through the door, the Seven Sisters takes you across the Channel to London's "sisters" district! An elegant pub like no other in the UK, with weathered leather banquettes, framed soccer or rugby shirts (100% Toulouse!), floral wallpaper as green as a well-watered lawn... and broadcast matches. The taffy machines line up neatly on the counter, just waiting for you to enjoy an authentic evening. But be warned, as the trio at the head of the establishment make it clear: this isn't the home of the Irish! Drink London Pride or MeanTime with nibbles. Enjoy!

Café Populaire, known as "café pop" or "popu" to those familiar with the place, has seen generations of students on the go! Its success is due above all to its very popular pricing policy: conveniently located just a stone's throw from Jean-Jaurès, it offers the chance to quench your thirst in a convivial atmosphere, with a Happy Hour that's all the rage, as each evening has its own theme. The setting is far from trendy, and the furnishings are rather sober and functional, but the atmosphere is rock'n'roll! And so is the music. Blondes, whites, redheads... are drunk with or without foam, and can be ordered by the case! You don't party half-heartedly at Café pop!

The oldest arthouse cinema in Toulouse, the ABC celebrated its 50th anniversary. This longevity is explained by the richness of the programmes and offers offered to insatiable film lovers: directors and authors from all over the world, previews, a music and cinema cycle, an exhibition space, a vast hall allowing convivial animations, comfortable projection rooms and above all a deserved recognition since cinema is classified as Art et Essai, Jeune Public and Europa Cinémas. The premises are accessible to people with reduced mobility and adapted to hearing-impaired spectators. To enjoy it all year round, the smart idea is to subscribe!

The Zénith of Toulouse can accommodate up to 12,000 spectators. This makes it one of the largest in France! This numerous audience applauds the most famous musicians and singers, as well as dance, circus, musicals and skating shows. Since the beginning of 2017, under the impetus of his new operator Daniel Colling (the creator of the Bourges Spring), the Zenith has renewed: new bars, new catering offer, new reception facilities. For the 2018 season, he announced a more diversified programming for audiences enjoying rock, hip-hop or electro. Smart advice, avoid taking your car or lose a lot of time to leave the parking lot: prefer the tram, which puts you before and takes you to town in a dozen minutes!

If you know Cadence at lunchtime with its gourmet and imaginative cuisine or in afterwork mode with its cooked tapas, accompanied by a good glass of wine, then we invite you to extend the experience... From 10:30 pm the DJ turns up the sound, the lights come alive and the bartenders start shaking the shakers! The young and the not so young get into the mood on Pop House, Deep house... the DJs of the moment follow one another to mix in this new trendy place in the heart of the city. Trendy and neat decoration and good vibes for a good evening!

Le Bikini is the mythical concert hall of Toulouse! Inaugurated in 1983, it is the place of all the musical scenes and affirms it loud and clear " In Bikini dura rock ". Placebo, Indochine, Arno or Saint Germain, Agar Agar, Angèle, Cats on Trees for the new generation. The artists benefit from a large stage of 20 meters, the acoustics are excellent. In addition, there are three bars, a terrace with a swimming pool and a restaurant in summer. And the Bikini is also committed to supporting homeless people through the association La Cloche by making a donation.

For almost twenty years, the Texxas Café delights the nights of Toulouse! At the same time, the Texxas Café is the ideal place to spend evenings and celebrate great events. A festive atmosphere! Many themed evenings are organized, halloween, raffles, hippy, army… to close the regulars and seduce beginners. We also come to eat tex-mex cuisine, but let's admit that the wise consumers are waiting only for a signal of catering to push the tables as soon as the music goes up a notch. Light decreases and the party begins, with great reinforcement of Margarita and tequila. Happy-hours from 19 am to 21 pm every day. One of the high places of the hot nights Toulouse!

Located in the Borderouge district, the Théâtre de la Violette is an intimate cocoon dedicated to lovers of live entertainment. With its comfortable, air-conditioned 50-seat auditorium, accessible to wheelchair users, this venue offers an eclectic, high-quality program. Whether it's musical storytelling, magic, puppetry or theater, the Théâtre de la Violette showcases creative work for young audiences. For adults, the program is just as varied, combining comedies, dramatic texts and plays from the classical repertoire. It's a place well worth visiting.

Formerly "la Cave Poésie", this room has existed since 1968, on the initiative of two enthusiasts: René Gouzenne, actor, director and Danièle Catala, actress and director. This theatre has enabled many actors to take their first steps on the stage. It offers two small rooms full of charm, conducive to creating intimacy between actors and spectators. The eclectic programming at low prices will allow you to go from discovery to discovery. Lovers of reading? Enjoy the "Rugissants", every Tuesday at 7.30 pm: beautiful encounters between readers, actors, directors, singers. Another way to hear the texts!

The Kleo belongs to the Ramier complex and organizes Hot Pepper evenings, the biggest gay night in Toulouse. What differentiates the box from the other clubs in Toulouse is its sandy beach on the edge of Garonne, its palm trees and its outdoor bars of 500 m ². Everywhere, chairs, tables and deckchairs allow you to make a well-deserved break. A sandwich bar gives forces to those who have given too much to the two dancefloors. The branchés, the beautiful singles and those who hunt them!

There are places that you just can't get enough of, that are part of a city's DNA. Such is the case with Café de la Concorde. Located in the elegant Chalets district, it is one of Toulouse's oldest bars, having been founded in the 1880s. Its façade, with its majestic marquise, is a listed building. This venerable institution has been taken over by Nicolas Martinez, who has dusted it off a bit. He has given it a facelift, while retaining its Belle Époque charm: upholstered banquettes, marble-topped pedestal tables and colorful chairs for sipping a cocktail or enjoying a cup of coffee. Come and enjoy the historic setting and neighborhood atmosphere!

Built in 1864, this superb octagonal brick building, once the grain market of Toulouse, has become a renowned concert hall and a Mecca for classical music in Europe. The Halle is home to the National Orchestra of the Capitole, conducted since 2008 by Tugan Sokhiev, which delights the public throughout the year with its performances. The programme of "great performers" also invites artists and orchestras from the four corners of the musical world. Clever tip: if you are not familiar with classical music and want to learn something new, enjoy the Sunday concert at a low price, especially for under 27s, teenagers and young children.

The cinema Gaumont Wilson enjoys an ideal location, in the heart of the pink city, directly on the place Wilson. It is not a small local cinema! With its 13 rooms, you can actually accommodate almost 3,200 people! It follows the national obviously outings, to offer Toulouse the last film innovations, with a sound in high definition, sometimes in original version. The rooms are pleasant, three spaces sweets can be stocked in popcorn. Nothing to say... The petit futé will choose the sessions or the Tuesday morning, because they reduce their less wallet!

From September to June, Théâtre + Cinéma offers a program of theater, dance, music, circus, for young audiences... and the programming of art and experimental cinema. Théâtre + Cinéma's mission is to disseminate the various currents of current artistic vitality, to support creation and artistic education. Les Comptoirs, a bar and light food area, is open every day (except Monday), before and after shows and before movie screenings.

If it's a curiosity in Toulouse bar, it's the Filochard! The rime would please our poets of life who animate this place since… for so long they have made friends, and many! Friends of friends of our friends join here, at the end of Pont Neuf, to party to the sound of songs. The bar becomes too fast to welcome its tribe, so it extends wide every night in front of the entrance, towards the Garonne! Humor and mussel, small concerts, wine of the country, country bread, this is the recipe for this incredible place. Le Chouchen, breed Breton - a little traitored but good! - help untie languages under the stars sky. Try evenings in concert just to see, before becoming addicted!

A large free car park, three computer boxes, a kiosk for corporate committees, video games, candy counter, giant screens, digital sound and the latest movie releases, what more! This multiplexes program 11 films per week mainly from "large distribution".

Fancy a night out at V and B? The V and B awaits you every evening with its famous afterwork, until 8pm and 8:30pm on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Throughout the year, a variety of events are on offer. These include St. Patrick's Day, which attracts crowds dressed in green every year, sports broadcasts, aperitif concerts, Oktoberfest, Halloween and many other themed evenings. When the first bell rings, it's time to recommend a nightcap. A place with a festive spirit, not to be missed in the Narbonne region.

Place du Capitole, the Florida has been in existence since 1874. The brasserie is open 24 hours a day, and boasts a beautiful terrace with a breathtaking view of the town hall and square. On the menu are the great brasserie classics, but with a regional focus: tartare, duck confit burger, cassoulet, confit lamb mouse, cep and truffle ravioli... Upstairs, a more confidential club lounge takes you away from the hustle and bustle of the Cap: it's the Roof! This is the place to spend a hushed evening. But why? Because the atmosphere is reminiscent of clubs across the Channel with a French twist!

45 years and still going strong! Tonton has been the aperitif companion for hard-drinking parties since 1979! Françoise, or Mamie to her fans, awaits you in this "temple" of pastis and festivities, on Place Saint-Pierre, renowned for being the crossroads for untouchable party-goers after dark. Born out of a local bar founded in 1958 by uncle Léon Toulet, the place owes its fame, as its name suggests, to the pastis that reigns supreme here: you can order it just like the beer... by the linear metre! To find it, you can't miss it: the bar is yellow... pastis! The decor is sunny too! Savvy tip: party hard, but take the metro or walk home...

In the pleasant Rue des Tourneurs, L'Autre salon de thé revives the tradition of the salons of yesteryear. Cosy decor, porcelain tableware and delicious pastries! Everything is homemade with fresh, carefully selected ingredients to spoil you: Saint-Honoré, cheesecake, banoffee, cream puffs, banana bread, accompanied by a selection of teas to die for. The address has been renowned for years, without changing the quality of its recipes or its brunch. Come for lunch or a snack, indoors or on the terrace in fine weather.

The new cinema complex in Carcassonne saw the day of 2007 in the Red Bridge area, and the building is… red! You can even see it from the Black Mountain. It is a brand new complex that welcomes fans of the region. The rooms are spacious and well equipped, and are all accessible to the disabled. The confectionery area has become a necessity, and the games space can be patient before the start of the session. If you even want to make a canvas between adults, you can leave your children to play games under the supervision of the staff! Cape'Cinema is thus the successor to the two theatres in the city centre, with the Coliseum becoming a theatre of art and trial, and the Odéum a congress centre.

Second regional venue in terms of capacity after the Zenith in Montpellier, Zinga Zanga - pronounced Zingo Zango - is an entertainment and leisure venue located west of Béziers. A sign of the revival of the Biterrois area, since autumn 2007, it completes the range of venues in the Béziers conurbation offered by the municipality - the theatre -, the Hérault departmental council - Sortie Ouest - or the Sérignan town hall - La Cigalière. With a comfortable and flexible space, it presents a municipal and associative program.

The theater of the Grand-Rond is a small theater with a beautiful popularity in Toulouse. It has to be said that its programming is as dynamic as it is sympathetic, like the team at its head. Just steps from the metro station François-Verdier, visit this small street to attend one of the two shows of the evening. For the originality of this theater is to propose an aperitif from 6:30 p. m., which opens sometimes to music, theater, mime or tales… The show can then start under the best auspices at 9 p. m. The theater receives regional companies but also broadcasts performances from anywhere else, for a selection always of quality. A very beautiful scene that all the smart guys must know!

Place Saint-Georges, Wallace attracts tourists like the Toulouse, through its elegant surroundings. Outside, its terrace shaded by majestic plane plane séduit local and passing travellers. Winter as summer, we therefore appreciate drinking a beer or coffee, or an aperitif, sipping some tapas (fries, beef chiffonade, shrimp doughnuts, salmon tartar.) or a small dish on the thumb (fetish-mister, whipped, Caesar salad, marinated chicken skewers…), at affordable prices, given the location of the places. Undoubtedly one of the most connected bars in the city centre.

There is only one category of customer that is despised here: theHomo consumeris urgentum. In other words, no salvation for those who don't know how to enjoy time to the fullest. For once, we allow you to choose quietly... and especially to read before buying. Take advantage of this opportunity to stroll through this book haven and discuss literature and society to remake the world. You will be able to meet authors, readers and people who are passionate about words! All the programming of events and meetings can be followed on the website and social networks.

The imposing theatre opened in 1935 in the presence of Paul Valéry and now inscribed on the list of historic monuments of the twentieth century. It has undergone many stages of work - recently even for compliance with the new safety standards - without ever having its original stamp diminished. Decorated with marble columns and pilasters, a triple balcony, fine Art Deco frescoes and soft red armchairs, it accommodates up to 950 spectators from October to May for various shows: plays, lyric art, dramatic art, comic opera, comic opera, dance, French song and variety shows, etc. Jazz festival, the last week of April. The programming is on the City's website.

Narbonne is fortunate to be home to the pilot establishment of the small business that sets up Étienne-Coffee & Shop. You will find in the Narbonne tea shop fifteen different origins of coffee, coffees flavoured with vanilla or caramel and nuts, one hundred and forty varieties of tea, the sublime Monbana chocolates in various forms, but also coffee machines, teapots and many accessories. The place is nice for a gourmet break with many milkshakes, coffee or chocolate shakes or hot Viennese chocolate that you will accompany with muffins, cookies... We have been incredibly reasonable and have chosen Chai Tea (Indian milk and spice drink) and Cook Maori flavoured green tea (kiwi, apple, lemon). If you have fallen under the charm of the sign and you are not lucky enough to have a shop near you, you can order directly on the website. Terrace for the summer. To combine business and tasting, a room upstairs for breakfasts and business meetings.

Feet in France and head in Spain! The Plaza is part of these places marking the breakthrough of Iberian culture in Béziers. Colour and gold walls, photographs of bullfighting scenes, a bar of azulejos and a genuine head of bull attached to the wall ensure the change. But beware of a priori, the Plaza is not reserved for Mediterranean macho.

For the morning coffee or lunch break, a rich clientele of men, women, young and old alike. The atmosphere is good child as in a true seville bodega. So if you go to the neighborhood, do not hesitate, you will be well received!

Since its opening in December 2006, we have come from the entire department and even later spend the evening in this area of art and culture, near the exit of Béziers West motorway. It is the pendant of that of the castle of O in Montpellier, and in the long term it could develop in the hard after various works. At the head of this structure, Jean Varéla, former director of La Cigalière de Cazilhac. With him emotion and sharing, the theatre is savour with pleasure, as one of his greatest successes "Love Kitchen". But we don't go to the Théâtre de Sortie Ouest only to attend a theatre show, a circus session, a curiosités or a concert - Etienne Daho… We also go to live a moment of intense life, well before the representation for dinner with the team under the very user-friendly top, in a wine bistro atmosphere, and discover product cooking. from the land prepared by Gilles Rochard. In a little time out West has naturally entered the cultural landscape. It is good to come here, it is good to drag it around. During the beautiful season you can enjoy the magnificent area with its secret alleys and its beautiful chapel.

You've probably already stumbled on this small beer bar/bar located in rue de la Colombette, not far from Saint Aubin church. He underwent a complete breakthrough when his new owner arrived a few five years ago and got black from walls to ceiling. But do you misunderstand! The atmosphere is nothing dark, since the Shiny Shiny anime toulouse evenings, thanks to a trendy musical atmosphere, quality beer in quantity, as well as plates to be tasted not far from zinc… At noon and early evening you will be éclairerez with the Shiny Shiny first rays: in choice and on slate, cheerful aperitif and/or traditional brasserie menu: mustard andouillette, tartar and its worcestershire sauce or whole magret, south-West side served with wine from country or Chile… But it is only then that the Shiny Shiny really animates, coming to the night in Toulouse: You will taste one of the dozens of beers selected for you, from Faro or the Delirium Thinnest to the Kriek by the Blanche des Neiges, unless you prefer a sangria, a T-Punch or a Mojito served. You can then nibble some tapas served on platter: smoked ham, patatas bravas or foie gras… Ask the boss, he will advise you!

Erich, ex-patron of the legendary Erich Coffie, has moored his azure-blue barge on the Canal de Brienne to offer Toulousans a venue that has now become a must-see. The contemporary decor lends a warm character to this atypical venue, divided into two spaces: a bar and a concert hall. The venue is perfect for concert evenings. The program is eclectic and rich. Various Latin, soul jazz, blues and rock bands come here to perform, much to the delight of Toulousans! After the concert, on Fridays, Saturdays and the eves of holidays, it's time for a disco with DJs and electronic music. A unique spot!

Le Citron Bleu is a 100% humorous café-theatre. The small, intimate room is installed in one of the typical coal cellars that the neighbourhood is full of and offers a setting of character. On the ground floor, a bar is waiting for you to have a drink or an "aperitif basket" to get your strength back before offering you a nice slice of... laughter! On the program, stand-up, improvisation, imitation, magic or hypnosis, with the only common thread being a good communicative atmosphere. Children are not forgotten, with a show at 3pm, from Wednesday to Saturday, during school holidays. Enough to keep them busy and in good spirits! The good news: we can accompany them!

The Latin America in the very heart of Toulouse? Of course, it does exist! You will discover in this important place of Toulouse the Latin cultures along the canal, behind Halle aux Grains. This place is quite welcoming and unusual with its mezzanine allowing you to observe conveniently, while sipping a rhum arrangé, a daïkiri or a caipirinha offered chilled, the dancers who perform downstairs, on the dance floor! Because if you want to drink a cocktail while eating tapas in Puerto Habana, we recommend this place to you for dance! From beginnner to intermediate-level, you have the opportunity to learn salsa or bachata, in the evening from 7:30 p.m... before practicing on live music, perfomed by latino orchestras in front of you, organized on Saturday evening!

This former cinema, well known to the people of Toulouse, located near the boulevards and bought a few years ago by the Chevaliers du Fiel, has moved away from humorous programming to devote itself fully to music. It strives to represent it in its widest diversity: soul, rock, funk, French chanson, rap and even big band... Without forgetting to highlight local artists and groups, of course! Enough to satisfy the passionate as well as the curious. A bar is open half an hour before the concert and, to extend your evening, you can dine at the Comptoir du Rex, a friendly tapas bar.