Cafe de la Concorde - Toulouse

This neighbourhood cafe would not look out of place in Shoreditch or similar - distressed fittings, obscure ads and film posters galore, a buzzy bar, a varied clientele, bargain beers and wines, a great place to while away an hour or two watching the people of all shapes and sizes come and go.

We appreciate this place in summer for an apero on the terrace. It is therefore quite naturally that we wanted to go further and to dinner. and there, disappointment: very long service, medium products, server not always very nice and prices a little high. We will now hold a glass on the terrace.

Since the change of owner, a more friendly service, later, and more people (sometimes too, think to come early to have a place!)

Very nice place to while away the early or late evening. Beer 3.50 euros 30cl, charcuterie 6 euros or charcuterie and fromage, half and half, 6 euros. The establishment is frequented by students, and local families. There is plenty of shade and if cool there is ample room inside.

This coffee, the oldest toulouse needed a big coup de renovation, it was done without losing its old charm! vintage brewery spirit, old objects and posters full of walls! the new team is very nice, smiling and efficient. good in the plate not of the large kitchen but simple and tasty dishes. In the entrance we took the velvety of mushrooms, really excellent and in the flat of the merlu with melted pears and risotto, very correct! all this for €10.5 ... all served in beautiful old plates ... for a good, fast lunch, in an unseated setting go there!