La P'tite Gouaille — Restaurant in Toulouse

This restaurant features a three course menu of appetizers, entree and dessert. You can select combinations of two or all three, so we went for all three. An excellent choice as it turns out.

The waiter, who was entertaining, fun, and speaks French and Spanish, recommended a wine to go with the meal. If you go, ask his advise and follow it… his choice was great and went perfectly with the food.

I had the cassoulet and my wife had the duck and they were both excellent. The appetizer was Gazpacho, and it was boldly flavored and delicious. The dessert I chose was called Banoffee, which doesn’t translate to English and we are the poorer for it. It was akin to a banana Creme pie in the same sense that seeing a postcard of the ocean is like wading into the waves on a flawless morning in Kauai. The crust was a thick butter crumble pastry with a thin layer of bananas and a layer of a banana flavored foam. Rich without being cloying.

This was a delightful find, a great night out, and our waiter made it...

The service was pity. The waiter was critic about the choices made, don’t take the CB only cash pretexted because of a “machine problem”. Last but not least, my both friends did order the same dish, the next day they ended with a food poisoning. We did call the restaurant and they said that they are not responsible of this accident because they never served this type of dish (like we are the liars and inventing a menu never existed). Don’t recommend at all. Go...

We came to Toulouse to watch the rugby team play. We were looking for some authentic Toulousian food and stumbled across La P’tite Gouaille. We were far from disappointed! The ambience was relaxed and welcoming, and the waiter was patient and forgiving for our poor French! We had starters and main courses, all of which were fantastic. I particularly recommend the duck, it was superb. I would recommend to anyone visiting Toulouse and I will...