L' Ostal des Troubadours

Place and very pleasant staff, good dishes for a very affordable price

Super pleasant and friendly personal welcome with an excellent and worthy cassoulet of the region

very good restaurant in an atypical setting, the waitress was very friendly, and reasonable rates, I highly recommend

mixed experience of my 3 stars. The welcome seemed cold. the restaurant is atypical and the room really plunges us into the atmosphere of the city. the dishes we took were very good and well served. I don't know if we'll be back.

hosting a group of 14 incredible teenagers. Nice waiters, bosses and singers! beautiful decoration, place dating from the 19th century. crowd and duck are beautiful! thank you to the singer who sang the current music for the young

a decoration made of a heteroclite form that creates a truly atypical place. meats and potatoes are cooked in the fireplace that adds to the charm, cassoulet and proper jam. and musicians to complement the warm atmosphere, without being invasive.

Atypical restaurant and deco medievo-kitch but where you spend a good time. A musician-songer comes out of the mood, people enjoy and applaud. Frankly, this is unusual but really nice on holiday. The dishes are quite copyy. Potatoes and meats “in wood fire” are really grilled in front of us at the chimney (although still an atmosphere element) On the other hand, salads are not really that. In the end, it is a good value for money and nice in the context

Do not hesitate to enter the small corridor in order to access the patio ambience or inside with an original decor. The kitchen is of good quality and good quantities. That's just what it takes. On my side I took a grilled meat with wood fire, it was cooked as requested. For my wife a salad with foie gras that was well served and properly spicy. An affordable child menu compared to competitor menus inside the city of Carcassonne!! In the room a service of good quality, friendly and smiling as well as reactive

warm place very surprising with this decoration you would really believe in the 13th century until a singer arrives and this mette to sing Spanish for a little quarter of an hour that certainly wasn't too disturbing but domage his break a little the atmosphere especially when he goes to the end to make the quest! this restaurant was in the 13th century a place where the troubadours came to make their little tour then it is true that an orange cap with sunglasses singing kenji and doing the quest at the end breaks a little the domage myth that says we eat it very well we feel well and the waitress is really adorable only flat this smiling music when we want to eat quiet!