Toulouse and the Languedoc Restaurants

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  • 1. Garriane

    $$$$

    Foodies appreciate Garriane's direct approach to eating and drinking well. Here a plain-Jane decor and a dim neighborhood spectacularly contrast with immaculate plates presented by the Aussie-bred chef (who incidentally shook up Perpignan's sleepy food scene with a strictly seasonal menu emphasizing local produce boldly prepared for an exotic outcome). Wine is the only choice you'll need make; after that the nine-course degustation begins, with dishes like citrusy wild partridge and butternut squash mousse promptly appearing one after the other, ending with three separate desserts (picture chocolate gazpacho garnished with ultrafresh, peppery olive oil).

    18 carrer Frédéric Valette, Perpignan, Occitania, 66000, France
    04–68–67–07–44

    Known For

    • Nine-course degustation menu that's the best meal in Perpignan
    • Affordable lunch menu
    • Booking ahead a must

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Sun.–Wed. No lunch Sat. No dinner Thurs.
  • 2. Crêperie du Théâtre

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    Walk past the pubs and bars on this narrow alley for the best crêperie in Perpignan. Owned by a young couple from Brittany, it prepares authentic buckwheat crêpes with a modern twist. Top picks include a galette stuffed with endive, smoked duck, pine nuts, cheese, and a honey-cream sauce, which can be gobbled down in the colorful, casual dining room.

    12 rue Gustave Flaubert, Perpignan, Occitania, 66000, France
    04–68–34–29–06

    Known For

    • Tasty buckwheat galettes (suitable for gluten-free travelers)
    • Organic and seasonal ingredients
    • Outdoor tables great for lounging

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and 10 days in Jan. No dinner Mon.
  • 3. Le France

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    Occupying a 15th-century former stock market with exposed beams and arcades, this café-restaurant in the center of Perpignan is a perfect place to enjoy an easy meal under the umbrellas as you watch the world go by. Options include scallop salad, foie gras with green beans and raisins, and grilled duck breast with apples.

    1 pl. de la Loge, Perpignan, Occitania, 66000, France
    04–68–51–61–71

    Known For

    • <PRO>wide-ranging menu from veal's head to tapas</PRO>
    • <PRO>open late until 11 pm on weekends</PRO>
    • <PRO>solid prices</PRO>
  • 4. Les Indigènes

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    Closed Permanently

    You'll find a well-rounded crowd at this wine-and-tapas bar where Rousillon's top vignerons often mingle. Owned by two musicians with lots of friends, its walls are lined with bottles and long oak tables filled with locals who spill out into the alley. If you've had one too many drawn-out French meals, this is the place to savor flavorful salads and small bites (like pesto and mozzarella entre pains) washed down with an excellent glass du sud. Just don't count on this address in August because the bar is closed when everyone's at the beach. Order wine by the bottle and pay the cellar rate plus corkage—by the glass can get expensive.

    26 rue de la Cloche d'Or, Perpignan, Occitania, 66000, France
    04–68–35–65–02

    Known For

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    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed 1st wk in Jan. and several wks in summer. No lunch Sat.
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