Noglu Toulouse is a gluten-free spot in Carmes, Toulouse.
Editorially verified June 3, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Closed Sunday and Monday; the gluten-free croque-monsieur at €11 is the canonical lunch order.
Address: 8 Rue Saint-Antoine du T, 31000 Toulouse
The Good on Rue des Couteliers in Carmes is fully vegan bistro with seasonal market plates, vegan cassoulet variations and a strong organic Languedoc wine.
Tip: Closed Sunday and Monday; the vegan cassoulet adaptation is the canonical order.
Le Ksar on Rue Perchepinte near the Saint-Etienne cathedral is the Moroccan halal room with the best couscous in Toulouse and a tile-floor interior.
Tip: Halal across the menu; the couscous royal at €26 feeds two and is the canonical Friday-night dish.
Novogel on Rue Edmond Guyaux is the canonical kosher supermarket and butcher serving the Minimes Jewish community, with shabbat plates and certified meats.
Tip: Closed Saturday for Shabbat; pre-order Friday morning for shabbat plates and challah by 14:00.
Boucherie Elmaalem on Rue des Chalets is a long-running kosher butcher with certified meat for the Toulouse Jewish community, with prepared shabbat orders.
Tip: Closed Saturday for Shabbat; phone ahead Thursday morning for shabbat meat orders.
The Good on Rue des Couteliers in Carmes is fully vegan bistro with seasonal market plates, vegan cassoulet variations and a strong organic Languedoc wine.
Tip: Closed Sunday and Monday; the vegan cassoulet adaptation is the canonical order.
Vegetable on Rue de la Colombette in Saint-Aubin is bohemian vegan canteen with daily buddha bowls, fresh juices and a small natural wine list.
Tip: The buddha bowl with seasonal vegetables and tahini is the canonical €14 lunch.
Saveurs Bio on Rue Maurice Fonvieille is the canonical Toulouse organic vegetarian bistro, with a daily-changing buffet menu built around Lauragais producers.
Tip: Closed Sunday; the vegetarian buffet at lunch is the canonical €15.60 entry, with dinner buffet at €17.70.
