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Bobo, hipster, hip, lively… There are many adjectives to describe the Carmes district. Behind them lies one reality: it’s a place in the pink city where it’s good to live, go out, eat and discover… Toulouse Secret invites you to discover the best addresses in this popular district along the Garonne!
Where to eat in the Carmes district?
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Roll sandwiches on the go to make Toulouse salivate!
As the name suggests,Le Roll offers a wide range of roll sandwiches to suit every taste. In brioche buns lovingly made by EKpatisserie, you’ll find fresh, seasonal and mostly local produce. On the price side, the roll beef is €13.00, the roll cheese is €14.00, the roll chicken is €12.00, the roll fish is €14.00 and the roll green for our vegetarian friends is €12.00.
🌭Le Roll
📍27, Rue des Filatiers – Toulouse
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Italian love at Pizzas Lopez
Pizza Lopez
A family affair! Pizzas Lopez are everywhere. Place Dupuy, the Friche gourmande, in every corner of Toulouse thanks to their food truck… We even caught a glimpse of them at BigFlo et Oli’s Rose Festival… But our favorite address is at Les Carmes! Gourmets can enjoy medium-sized pizzas priced from €12 to €14.
🍕Pizza Lopez
2, Place des Carmes – 31000 Toulouse
Where to take a sweet, gourmet break in the Carmes district?
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Enjoy a Proustian moment at Mr Madeleine
Since this summer, Mr Madeleine has been delighting the Carmes district with its little cakes reminiscent of our childhood. At this single-product address, the madeleine comes in all flavors. Chocolate, plain, almond, lemon or orange, there’s a madeleine for everyone! And stay tuned, as new flavors may well make their appearance.
🍞Mr Madeleine
📍30, Rue des Filatiers – 31000 Toulouse.
Where to go out in the Carmes district?
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The Carmes Market Nocturnes
They’re usually held on Thursdays. To celebrate summer, autumn, winter, back-to-school… Les nocturnes du marché des Carmes aremoments of festive sharing around good local and regional products and above all accompanied by live music with fanfare!
🥕Le Marché des Carmes
📍1, Place des Carmes – 31000 Toulouse.
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Let yourself be tempted by Tempête, Toulouse’s pinkest cocktail restaurant-bar
Dreaming of a place in Toulouse that combines resto, dj sets and cocktails? It exists, and under our radar it’s in a pink place called Tempête. It’s in Carmes that the restaurant slash cocktail bar Tempête has taken up residence. Since 2021, the address has been bringing a touch of madness and colorful atmosphere to the pink city. And if you’re one of those indecisive types, this is the place for you. In fact, it combines a restaurant where you can drink cocktails and dance to a DJ set.
Tempête
22, rue des polinaires – 31000 Toulouse
Good addresses in the Carmes district
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La brûlerie des filatiers
A passionate roaster , La brûlerie des filatiers lovingly selects the finest green coffees from around the world. Opened in 2014, this address is also the ideal place to enjoy a delicious caffeinated beverage and its derivatives. Here, coffees are ground to order using your preferred extraction method. Basically, it’s the perfect place to find the coffee you need.
☕La brûlerie des filatiers
📍8, Rue des Filatiers – 31000 Toulouse
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L’épicerie apéritive
This is the address for bon vivants and good living! If you love aperitifs, L’épicerie apéritive is the Toulouse address for you. Here, you can buy everything you need to entertain your friends over a good plate of charcuterie, and a good bottle (of wine, beer, rhum arrangé, cider…). And when the sun’s out, enjoy the terrace of L’épicerie apéritive!
🍷L ‘épicerie apéritive
📍21, Place du Salin – 31000 Toulouse
Cultural walks, heritage visits, markets etc…
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Visit the Church of Notre-Dame de la Dalbade
In addition to eating, you also need to know how to cultivate yourself a little! Head for the Eglise de la Dalbade (not to be confused with the Basilique de la Daurade). Typical ofsouthern Gothic architecture, its bell tower is the work of Nicolas Bachelier, who also designed the Hôtel d’Assézat and the Pont Neuf. Don’t hesitate to push open the doors of this place of worship in the Carmes district!
⛪L’Église Notre-Dame de la Dalbade
📍30, Rue de la Dalbade – 31000 Toulouse.
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Take a trip to the market at Marché du Salin
A not-to-be-missed open-air market in Les Carmes, the Marché du Salin welcomes Toulouse residents in search of shopping every Friday and Saturday from 7am to 1:30am. A lively part of the city, this small market is the ideal place to meet local producers selling organic produce and quality fruit and vegetables. Don’t forget your baskets!
🥦Marchédu Salin
📍Place du Salin, 31000 Toulouse