Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Toulouse from the En Primeur Club guide.
Accolades in Toulouse
These places put the list, the pour, and the pace of the meal at the centre.
Le 5 Wine Bar in Capitole / Arnaud Bernard / Carmes is built around self-service Enomatic dispensers and small pours of premium wine. The room pairs that format with small plates and tasting menus, and its World of Fine Wine 3-Star Accreditation marks it as a serious stop for glass-led drinking.
Solides in Capitole / Arnaud Bernard / Carmes combines modern French bistro cooking with an exceptional wine program. Natural wine and an extensive list sit alongside tasting menu, à la carte, and set menu formats, with a kitchen built around short supply chain sourcing.
Assoiffés in Les Chalets / Bayard / Belfort / Saint-Aubin / Dupuy is a French bistro with natural wines and an exceptional wine program. The list includes 600 natural wine references, and the room serves 100% homemade seasonal bistro cuisine.
Tasting-menu dining in Toulouse is strongest in the centre, with a few focused rooms outside it.
Py-r in Capitole / Arnaud Bernard / Carmes holds 2 Michelin stars and offers a tasting menu in a historic vaulted setting. The exceptional wine program and extensive list support an avant-garde sequence of more than 30 dishes, giving the city its most decorated creative kitchen in our guide.
L'Écorce in Capitole / Arnaud Bernard / Carmes holds 1 Michelin star and runs a tasting menu in an intimate open-kitchen room. Its wine list, around 20 covers, and precise seasonal cooking keep the focus on carefully sourced vegetables, seaweed, and Aveyron veal in two preparations.
Acte 2 Yannick Delpech in Bonhoure / Guilheméry / Château de l'Hers / Limayrac / Côte Pavée holds 1 Michelin star and offers a tasting menu in a house setting. The wine list and natural wines sit with thematic dinners and a compact, chef-driven format.
Toulouse has 7 Michelin-starred restaurants in our guide, with 4 in Capitole / Arnaud Bernard / Carmes and the rest spread across other neighbourhoods.
Michel Sarran in Amidonniers / Compans-Caffarelli / Brouardel holds 1 Michelin star and pairs tasting menu and prix fixe formats with an exceptional wine program. The extensive list and sommelier-led service sit alongside modern French gastronomy with Mediterranean and Southwest influences.
Stéphane Tournié - Les Jardins de l'Opéra in Capitole / Arnaud Bernard / Carmes holds 1 Michelin star and offers tasting menu and à la carte formats. Its exceptional wine program and extensive list support modern French fine dining in a glass-covered courtyard.
SEPT in Capitole / Arnaud Bernard / Carmes holds 1 Michelin star and offers a tasting menu with a wine list. The extensive wine list and natural wines sit with modern French urban gastronomy.
Capitole / Arnaud Bernard / Carmes has the strongest concentration in our guide. It holds most of the city’s starred rooms, several exceptional wine programs, and tasting-menu dining at Py-r, Stéphane Tournié - Les Jardins de l'Opéra, Solides, and Le 5 Wine Bar.
Toulouse has 7 Michelin-starred restaurants in our guide, with 8 Michelin stars in total. Four of those starred restaurants sit in Capitole / Arnaud Bernard / Carmes, while the others are in Amidonniers / Compans-Caffarelli / Brouardel, Les Chalets / Bayard / Belfort / Saint-Aubin / Dupuy, and Bonhoure / Guilheméry / Château de l'Hers / Limayrac / Côte Pavée.
Start in Capitole / Arnaud Bernard / Carmes, where Py-r, L'Écorce, Stéphane Tournié - Les Jardins de l'Opéra, and SEPT all offer tasting menus. Acte 2 Yannick Delpech and Michel Sarran extend that format into other parts of the city.
Py-r, Michel Sarran, Stéphane Tournié - Les Jardins de l'Opéra, Solides, and Le 5 Wine Bar all have exceptional wine programs in our guide. Le 5 Wine Bar is built around wine by the glass, while Py-r and Solides also include extensive wine lists and, in Solides, natural wine.
By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards
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Toulouse's most decorated creative kitchen, Py-r holds two Michelin stars and a La Liste score of 79 points under chef Pascal Prince, operating from a site near the old fish market in the city centre. The cooking sits firmly in the creative register, drawing on the produce traditions of the Midi-Pyrénées while pushing well beyond regional convention. For the city's top table, book ahead.
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Among the few fine dining addresses in southwest France to hold both a Michelin star and membership in Les Grandes Tables du Monde, Michel Sarran occupies a distinct position in Toulouse's creative dining tier. The restaurant draws a loyal clientele who return for cooking that bridges southern French produce with disciplined technical craft. Reservations are tightest on Friday lunches and Tuesday evenings.
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Acte 2 Yannick Delpech earned its first Michelin star in 2025, marking a clear shift in where Toulouse's most ambitious modern cooking is happening. Chef Yannick Delpech brings a documented track record in the city's fine dining circuit to a focused, chef-driven format at 1 Rue Paneboeuf. For the price tier, it sits in a bracket that rewards advance planning.
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A Michelin Plate-recognised address in central Toulouse, Agapes sits at the accessible end of the city's modern cuisine scene, holding. It offers a considered alternative to the city's higher-tariff creative tables, with consistent recognition across the 2024 and 2025 Michelin guides placing it firmly in Toulouse's reliable mid-register.
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A Michelin-recognised address on rue de l'Esquile, L'Écorce holds around 20 covers arranged facing an open kitchen, where the cooking moves between carefully sourced vegetables, seaweed, and Aveyron veal in two preparations. The format is intimate and precise, with a focused wine list built around well-chosen labels and glass pairings. For contemporary French cooking in Toulouse at this scale, it sits in a peer group that rewards forward planning.
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SEPT holds a Michelin star earned in both 2024 and 2025, placing it among Toulouse's most consistent addresses for modern cuisine. Chef Frederik Rüssel works from a room on Rue Théodore Ozenne in the Saint-Étienne quarter, where the pacing and structure of the meal are as considered as what arrives on the plate. For a city building a credible fine-dining tier, SEPT is one of the clearer reference points.
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Les Jardins de l'Opéra sits at 1 Place du Capitole, where Stéphane Tournié, trained under Philippe Legendre at Taillevent and Christian Constant at the Crillon, serves a Southwest-rooted modern menu at the €€€ price point. A glass-roofed courtyard and parquet dining room make it one of Toulouse's most architecturally distinctive addresses. Open Tuesday through Saturday for lunch and dinner; closed Sunday and Monday.
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Cartouches holds consecutive Michelin Bib Gourmand recognition (2024 and 2025) for its farm-to-table cooking in Toulouse's Canal du Midi quarter, priced at the €€ tier where quality-to-value ratios are hardest to sustain. It sits in a different competitive bracket than the city's starred tasting-menu rooms, offering market-led plates without the formality or the invoice that comes with them. For Toulouse, that combination is less common than it should be.
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Chez Loustic holds back-to-back Michelin Bib Gourmand recognition for 2024 and 2025, placing it firmly in the tier of Toulouse restaurants where serious cooking meets accessible pricing.
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A back-to-back Michelin Bib Gourmand holder (2024 and 2025) on a quiet street in central Toulouse, L'Air de Famille delivers traditional French cuisine at a price point that makes regulars possessive about their tables. Chef Genie Kwon anchors the kitchen The kind of consistency that turns first-time visitors into devoted return bookings.
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In the Carmes district, Une Table à Deux runs a menu that crosses Mediterranean technique with Korean and Malaysian flavour research, producing dishes that are both considered and accessible. Michelin-acknowledged for its lunchtime menu, which offers the kitchen's cross-cultural approach at the €€ price point..
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A Michelin Plate holder on Place des Carmes, Cécile sits at the more accessible end of Toulouse's serious dining tier, modern cuisine executed with enough technical care to earn consecutive Michelin recognition in 2024 and 2025, at a price point that undercuts the city's starred competition by a significant margin.
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On Place Saint-Georges, one of Toulouse's most characterful squares, Émile has held a Michelin Plate in both 2024 and 2025 for its grounded approach to country cooking. The €€ price point makes it one of the more accessible Michelin-recognised addresses in the city, sitting at a different register from the starred tables nearby. For a meal rooted in regional tradition without the formality of fine dining, it earns its place on the shortlist.
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Genty Magre holds Michelin Plate recognition in 2024 and 2025, placing it among Toulouse's mid-market addresses. The €€ price range positions it well below the city's starred tier, offering classic French cuisine on a street that carries its own culinary heritage.
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Hito sits in the mid-range tier of Toulouse's modern cuisine scene, holding a Michelin Plate for 2024 and 2025 and drawing. Located on Rue de la Fonderie, it operates in a price bracket that sits below the city's starred rooms but above its casual bistros, making it a reliable reference point for serious cooking without the ceremony of a full tasting-menu occasion.
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A Michelin Plate recipient on Place Victor Hugo, L'alouette draws Toulouse regulars with aged meats, offal handled with quiet confidence, and seasonal produce sourced steps away from the neighbouring market. The pricing sits firmly in the mid-range bracket, the vibe is casual without being careless, and the dessert programme, built around seasonal fruit, is among the more compelling reasons to return.
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A Michelin Plate recipient in consecutive years (2024 and 2025), L'Hippi'curien sits in Toulouse's mid-range traditional cuisine tier, offering a grounded alternative to the city's starred fine-dining circuit.
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Occupying a 16th-century room on Rue des Couteliers, Le Cénacle sits at the serious end of Toulouse's modern dining scene without requiring the spend of its starred neighbours. A Michelin Plate holder in 2025, the kitchen sources organic vegetables from Gers, lamb from Béarn, and line-caught fish, applying Mediterranean-inflected technique to ingredients that arrive with clear provenance. Lunch offers particularly considered value in the city at this price tier.
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Among Toulouse's mid-range farm-to-table addresses, Les Planeurs on Boulevard des Minimes has earned consecutive Michelin Plate recognition in 2024 and 2025, signalling consistent kitchen standards at a price point well below the city's top creative tables.It's a reliable choice for a considered meal without the ceremony of a full tasting-menu occasion.
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A Michelin Plate holder on Rue Pierre-Paul Riquet, Les Sales Gosses sits squarely in Toulouse's mid-market modern cuisine tier, where serious cooking meets accessible price points. The name, 'naughty kids' in rough translation, signals a deliberate irreverence toward the formality that defines the tier above.
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On a busy Toulouse shopping street near Place des Carmes, Les Têtes d'Ail earns its Michelin Plate through market-driven bistronomic cooking rooted in southwest France. The kitchen rotates with the seasons, sourcing locally and keeping prices honest, particularly at lunch..
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A Michelin Plate-recognised address on the southern fringe of Toulouse, Mas de Dardagna sits within the tradition of French farmhouse cooking that the city's outer quartiers have long sustained.
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A Michelin Plate-recognised address on Rue des Polinaires, Solides sits in Toulouse's growing tier of mid-price modern French restaurants that trade on cooking precision rather than formal ceremony. It holds consistent appeal in a city where the gap between bistro and fine dining is narrowing. The €€ pricing makes it one of the more accessible entry points into Toulouse's contemporary dining scene.
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Au Pois Gourmand holds a Michelin Plate for 2024 and 2025 at its address on Rue Emile Heybrard, sitting in the €€€ tier of Toulouse's modern cuisine scene. The format rewards guests who approach the meal at a measured pace.
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A 16-room boutique hotel in Toulouse's Capitole district, Maison Soclo earned a Michelin 1 Key in 2024 for its considered blend of 18th-century architecture and contemporary interiors. Rooms draw on a French reading of British domestic warmth, while Gaspard's Bar anchors the social programme with cocktails and light bites through the evening. Rates from around $224 per night.
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Set within an 18th-century hôtel particulier in Toulouse's historic centre, La Cour des Consuls earned a Gault & Millau Exceptional Hotel designation (5pts, 2025), one of the guide's most selective hospitality recognitions in France. It is the kind of address that rewards travellers who prefer architectural substance to chain-hotel predictability.
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Le Grand Balcon is a Michelin Selected hotel at 8–10 rue Romiguières in central Toulouse, occupying a building with deep ties to the city's aviation history. The property sits within walking distance of Place du Capitole, positioning it as a practical base for exploring the pink city while carrying the editorial weight of Michelin recognition. Compare it against Toulouse's broader hotel set before booking.
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Selected by the Michelin Guide's 2025 hotel recommendations, Les Capitouls Toulouse Centre occupies a considered position on the Allée Jean Jaurès, placing guests within walking distance of the city's historic core. Part of the Handwritten Collection, the property sits in Toulouse's mid-to-upper hotel tier, offering a character-led alternative to the city's larger chain footprint. A sound base for both the Capitole district and the broader Occitanie region.
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Few hotel brands are quite as successful at combining an instantly recognizable house style with careful tailoring to its locations. Mama Shelter Toulouse is full of subtle references to the architecture of this rose-colored Renaissance city; it’s more full, of course, of street art and youth-culture references, as well as some knowing nods to Toulouse’s thriving rugby fandom. The facade of an old cinema conceals some 120 rooms, which range in no-nonsense style from size Small on up to XXL. The in-room comforts at all sizes are low-key where it doesn’t much matter, and luxurious where it does, specifically in the beds; movies are free, and the bath products in the oversized rain showers are organic. There’s a 20-seat CineMama cinema in the basement, a tribute to the building’s original use, and there’s plentiful public space besides, the main restaurant, decorated with greenery, is an Argentine grill with an Occitan accent, while the bar features table football, DJ sets, live music, and festive cocktails. The leading space, however, just might be the rooftop, serving wine and tapas under striped umbrellas with a far-ranging view of the Ville Rose.
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On Rue Pharaon in Toulouse's Saint-Étienne quarter, Chez Rosa occupies a stretch of the city where neighbourhood bars hold their ground against the tourist pull of Place du Capitole. The address signals a local orientation rather than a destination play, placing it alongside Toulouse's emerging bar scene rather than apart from it. What draws visitors is the atmosphere: unhurried, grounded in the city's brick-and-terracotta vernacular.
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On Rue de Metz, one of Toulouse's more characterful central streets, Le Sylène occupies a position in the city's wine-bar and cocktail scene where craft and neighbourhood intimacy intersect. Compared to the larger terrace venues around Place du Capitole, it draws a crowd that comes specifically for what's behind the bar. A focused address for serious drinkers in a city that rewards exploration.
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On a quiet street in central Toulouse, The House occupies a position in the city's growing roster of address-driven neighbourhood venues. With sparse public data and a deliberately low profile, it sits in the tier of Toulouse establishments where word-of-mouth does more work than marketing. Cross-reference with the city's broader bar and dining scene before committing to a visit.
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