Tripoux are tripe parcels stuffed with veal sweetbreads, ham and herbs, slow-cooked in white wine, an Aveyronnais tradition served at Toulouse market bistros.
Tripoux originated in the Aveyron and Lozere as a shepherd's breakfast dish, sold at market mornings since at least the 19th century. The tripe parcels are tied with kitchen string and braised in white wine for six hours, served traditionally at 06:00 as a market breakfast. The Marche Victor Hugo's upstairs bistros keep the tradition alive for the market crowd.
3 editor picks for Tripoux in Toulouse, ranked by editorial score. All Toulouse signature dishes · Tripoux across every city.
Restaurant Le Magret ★ 4.1
victor-hugo · Marche Victor Hugo, Place Victor Hugo, 31000 Toulouse
Le Magret on the first floor of the Marche Victor Hugo is the upstairs market restaurant since 1988, drawing from the butcher counters two floors below.
L'Imperiale ★ 4.0
victor-hugo · Marche Victor Hugo, Place Victor Hugo, 31000 Toulouse
L'Imperiale on the first floor of the Marche Victor Hugo is the family restaurant opened 1985, traditional southwest cuisine and a plancha for grilled fish.
Le Bistrot du Marche ★ 3.9
victor-hugo · Marche Victor Hugo, Place Victor Hugo, 31000 Toulouse
Le Bistrot du Marche on the first floor of Marche Victor Hugo is one of the upstairs market bistros, drawing produce from the ground-floor stalls every.