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Anne et Francois-Xavier is a bakery in Saint Sernin, Toulouse.
Editorially verified June 3, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Closed weekends; the pain au chocolat at 07:00 is the canonical breakfast buy on the route to Saint-Sernin.
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Address: 64 Rue du Taur, 31000 Toulouse
Boulangerie Patisserie Cyprien on Avenue de Muret in Saint-Cyprien is 100 percent artisanal, baking crispy breads, viennoiseries and pastries daily.
Tip: Get there before 09:00 for the morning viennoiseries; the chocolatine is the local Saint-Cyprien pick.
Worth the queue: Croissant
Maison Serres on Rue des Fontaines in Saint-Cyprien is the family bakery run by Thierry Serres and his wife and daughters, using local flour.
Tip: Open continuously from 06:00 weekdays; the pain au levain and the mille-feuille are the canonical morning buys.
Worth the queue: Pain au levain
Loma Patisserie on Rue Fonderie in the Dalbade quarter is a neighborhood bakery and patisserie known for artisanal croissants, baguettes and pastries made.
Tip: Closed Sunday and Monday; the croissant and the rotating daily pastry case are the canonical buys.
Worth the queue: Croissant
Les Freres Chapelier opened their organic, artisanal bakery in Toulouse in 2018 to revive the spirit of the city's neighbourhood boulangeries.
Tip: Sunday closed at most branches; the pain au chocolat bio and the gluten-free brownie are the canonical orders.
Worth the queue: Pain au chocolat bio
Boulangerie Maurice on Grande Rue Nazareth is the activist bakery of Baptiste Chardin, baking exclusively with peasant wheats, stone-ground ancient grains.
Tip: The pain au levain naturel is the canonical buy; cookies and brownies are made with the same heirloom flours.
Worth the queue: Pain au levain naturel
Peche Mignon on Rue du Languedoc in Carmes was taken over by Charlotte and Christophe in 2020; the half-century-old bakery now turns out babkas.
Tip: The babka and the cinnamon roll are the canonical morning buys; the lunch counter runs sandwiches and quiches.
Worth the queue: Babka