Toto Love is a street-food stop in Capucins, Bordeaux.
Toto Love inside Bordeaux's Marche des Capucins is Thomas's twelve-stool red counter, plating Brooklyn-style pastrami sandwiches, homemade mac and cheese.
Tip: Pastrami sells out by 13:00 on Sunday market days; the counter closes with the market on Monday.
Address: Marche des Capucins, Place des Capucins, 33800 Bordeaux
Stalle de l'Etoile in Bordeaux's Marche des Capucins is the seafood stall serving Galician pulpo and grilled prawns from the stand at lunch hours.
Try: Galician octopus and grilled seafood
Tip: Octopus plates around €14; arrive before 12:30 for stool seating, otherwise eat standing at the rail.
Chez Jean-Mi inside Bordeaux's Marche des Capucins is the legendary oyster counter where the morning line starts at 09:00 for half-dozens of Arcachon natives.
Try: Half-dozen Arcachon oysters with white wine
Tip: Arrive before 11:00 for a stool at the counter; closed Mondays with the market.
Lou Gascoun at Bordeaux's Marche des Capucins is the Gascony counter for pork and game pies, sliced fresh and warmed at the counter for quick market eating.
Try: Gascon pork pies, magret
Tip: The duck rillettes and the pate en croute are around €6 a slice; the counter sells out by 13:00 on Saturdays.
Too Pita on Rue Saint-Remi in Bordeaux Saint-Pierre is the Lebanese counter with house falafel, shawarma and mezze tucked into pita, plus a terrace.
Try: Lebanese pita stuffed with falafel and shawarma
Tip: Falafel pita around €11; lunch queue thins after 14:00 and the brunch is a Sunday-only set.
Papa Mango in Bordeaux's Saint-Pierre is the Reunionese counter on Rue des Bahutiers with rougail saucisses, cari de poulet and bokit sandwiches at lunch.
Try: Reunionese curries and bokit sandwiches
Tip: Plates around €11; the rougail saucisses runs out by 13:30 most weekdays so order ahead.
Creperie Saint-Michel in Bordeaux's Saint-Michel is the Place Saint-Michel galette counter with buckwheat savoury and white-flour sweet crepes.
Try: Galettes and crepes
Tip: Galettes from €6; pair the complete with cider for €11 menu, the cheapest sit-down meal on the square.
Stalle de l'Etoile in Bordeaux's Marche des Capucins is the seafood stall serving Galician pulpo and grilled prawns from the stand at lunch hours.
Try: Galician octopus and grilled seafood
Tip: Octopus plates around €14; arrive before 12:30 for stool seating, otherwise eat standing at the rail.
Chez Jean-Mi inside Bordeaux's Marche des Capucins is the legendary oyster counter where the morning line starts at 09:00 for half-dozens of Arcachon natives.
Try: Half-dozen Arcachon oysters with white wine
Tip: Arrive before 11:00 for a stool at the counter; closed Mondays with the market.
Lou Gascoun at Bordeaux's Marche des Capucins is the Gascony counter for pork and game pies, sliced fresh and warmed at the counter for quick market eating.
Try: Gascon pork pies, magret
Tip: The duck rillettes and the pate en croute are around €6 a slice; the counter sells out by 13:00 on Saturdays.
