Le Bistrot Des Sales Gosses Closed

This is a small and non-fancy restaurant with exceptional food. There were several choices in the courses for the set menu, including vegetarian options for each course. One dish, a cucumber gazpacho with no tomato in it, was one of the best dishes I ate in my 2 weeks in France. I would go back there in a second. Everyone else in my party loved the restaurant as well. Although there was a large group enjoying dinner next to us (and taking up most of the indoor seating), it was still easy for our group to hear each other. There are a few tables that are on the sidewalk. Highly recommended.

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An intimate and pleasantly informal restaurant in the shabby-chic St-Aubin district, with some pavement tables on a quiet street. The cuisine is ambitious and generally satisfying, though my “lotte croustillant” struggled to distinguish itself from “monkfish nuggets” that might be found at lesser establishments.

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Limited menu selection, but adequate for a small bistro. Service is nearly perfect. And always with a smile. Wine choice is adequate but the AOC is not listed. In France, with thousands of producers, this is not a good idea. Including wine, 3 course dinner is around 50 euros per person. Recommended.

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A small restaurant tucked away off the main roads of Toulouse that delivered an unexpected surprise. Lovely food, well presented with friendly staff. The menu is small but each of the dishes we picked were full of flavour and cooked to perfection. Well worth a visit but book well in advance

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party of 6 people and just perfect from start to finish. impeccable presentation, excellent service and dishes perfectly cooked. We also liked the fun themed primary school decor although i would say that the restaurant is not aimed at young children.

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