Les Sales Gosses - Speisekarte

Staff is nice. Beautiful place with nice decor. Very good food especially the tartar of tuna, the souris d'agneau and the banoffi desert. Very Recomended.

This place is one of my favorite! The food is amazing. The waitress (with a superb accent) was super nice. However, the manager was a little bit rude, with comments she should not have made. Anyway, I'll be back!

The most wonderful surprising meal I have experienced in years. This small unpretentious restaurant offers a small selection that is different every day but is as simple as it is delicious. Be sure to book in advance.

This seems like a nice neighborhood-y kind of place. I started with organic tomato soup with mozzarella croquette, served room temperature, and it was very good. The star of the meal was my main dish, goat cheese ravioli with zucchini "spaghetti" served with onion cream sauce, which was really yummy. The service was friendly but a bit sketchy - they are overworked. The whole meal, with sparkling water, came to all of 17.50 euros!

Because this is such a highly rated restaurant, perhaps my expectations were too high. The starter and main course were both impressive - well presented and extremely tasty. However, we paid extra for the dessert which was a disappointment. Our waitress spoke both French and English and was friendly and helpful. The toilet light was broken, so be prepared to use your torch app on your phone! For the two of us, three courses plus a glass of wine each came to 55€.

We booked through our hotel 3 months prior for a family birthday and upon arrival were told that we must sit outside because our hotel had specifically asked for this. We had not and our hotel had not asked for this either when we checked. It's not on the nicest street and the restaurants nearby were overpowering in ambience and smell. They were not even interested in switching us inside given the mix up. If that's how they treat customers, quite glad we didn't eat there.

A hugely disappointing experience. I booked this restaurant based on the trip advisor reviews for a very special occasion. Given the limited ways to book, I asked our hotel to book a table four months in advance of our arrival to ensure we had a great dinner at a special time as a family. When we arrived at the restaurant (earlier than scheduled!), they acknowledged that they received the booking months in advance but advised that we had to sit outside because the inside of the restaurant was full. Outside is a horrible street right next to an Indian restaurant that is filled with the fumes of their food and their takeaway moped. We explained the special occasion and advance booking but the...

Despite the last two reviews, we decided to risk "the Dirty Rascals". Booking was difficult, as it is only by telephone, which was not working, when I tried. I asked our hotel to book a table, which was not a problem. The restaurant only has about 30 covers inside and another 10 outside. Outside is a fairly standard Toulouse backstreet. There are far worse outside eating areas. We received a charming welcome and were offered a choice of 3 or 4 tables. The restaurant was soon full. Booking is clearly essential.They do not speak English. Why should they? However, they were very patient with my appalling French. The pair serving the evening we were there did an outstanding job, serving 40 odd p...

We were told again and again, and it's not that we didn't believe, we just didn't see any reason to adjust our itinerary - but as we discovered with our own eyes; one simply cannot ignore Toulouse when having time to visit southern France. The food is spectacular, the architecture defies adjectives of glorious, beautiful and edifying, the people are young and vibrant and the city is a joy to behold, truly a hidden jewel in France's well-worn crown of must do's.Apparently Toulouse has been a seat of learning and higher education for over 2 centuries; in fact the Romans felt compelled by the bucolic environment to set up seats of learning themselves in this city kissed by the sun and traversed...