Editing Toulouse (section)

===Coffee or a drink===
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''Since January 2008, smoking in public areas (including pubs and restaurants) is not allowed anymore.''

For sure you will be told to go to Place St Pierre and Place du Capitole.  Nevertheless, try to walk a bit further and you will discover a lot a very nice and cosy places. Keep in mind that some of the following pubs are closed during given periods in summer.

Coffee and tea :
* '''Le Saveurs des Tropiques''', place Rouaix, near the intersection of rue de Metz and Alsace-Lorraine, incredibly nice staff, used to CSers. There you can buy freshly brewed coffee beans and many different teas also. Ask for the coffee you would like to taste or, during the summer try the "café frappé avec un peu sirop d'orgeat', a delicious and beautiful drink to cool you down. Drinks are served no later than 18:30 though.<br>

Bars :<br>
* '''The Petit London''', rue Riquet. Cheap drinks, welcoming staff. You can go there after Saint Aubin Market for example. Open from Monday to Friday afternoons and evenings, and Sunday mornings. Some concerts may occur and special events are organized by cultural associations.<br>
* '''La Loupiote''', rue Réclusane. Nice local pub in Saint Cyprien. Some free concerts.<br>
* '''La Tireuse''', rue Pargamminière. A lot of draught beers, jazz and salsa music.<br>
* '''Le Filochard''', place du Pont-Neuf (at the corner of  rue de Metz and quais de Tounis). Nice place to have a drink and watch the sunset. VERY busy at night<br>
* '''Le Nain Jaune''', rue Valade. Tiny pub where you can eat tapas as well. Free concerts.<br>
* '''La Cale Sèche''', rue Gambetta. Crowded pub where you can find a wide range of homemade rhums.<br>
* '''Le Café Populaire''' (insiders use to say ''café pop''), rue de la Colombette. Eclectic people. Cheap (and not tasty) beers.
* '''L'ancienne Belgique''' , rue de la Trinité. Cool and relaxed place where you can enjoy really tasty Belgian beers and laid back people.
* '''Le Champagne''' 4, Rue Peyras. Another great bar, not so much for champagne (the old owner) but rather for the ambiance : don't miss out on Friday's quizz contest (musical knowledge).<br>
* '''L'Estanquet de la Portièra''', 42, rue des blanchers. Real Occitan wine bar with cheap and great wines.<br> 
English and Irish pubs :<br>
* '''The Dubliners''', avenue Marcel Langer<br>
* '''[http://www.mulligans.fr/ The Mulligan's]''', grande rue St Michel<br>
* '''[http://www.frogpubs.com The Frog and Rosbif]''', rue de l'Industrie<br>
* '''The Killarney''', rue Alfred Dumeril<br>
* '''London Town''', rue Prêtres<br>
* '''[http://www.dedanu.com/ De Danú]''', rue du Pont Guilheméry