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Kid-friendly cafes and restaurants in Toulouse

Stroller cafes, play corners, high chairs and family brunches in Toulouse: 20 selected places to eat with kids.

Updated 7 October 2026 · By the Gokido team

What we kept

20 cafes and restaurants in Toulouse kept for how they welcome families: play corner, high chairs, kids' menu, family brunch or stroller-friendly cafe, depending on the place. The Toulouse places are tested by local parents and then checked (address, photo, opening). Ratings and review counts shown are Google's. Always check hours before you go.

With a kids' corner in Toulouse

La Friche Gourmande Gramont : Second site of La Friche, opened in 2025 near the Balma-Gramont metro, on about 1,200 sq m with a large terrace and covered area. Street food (burgers, Vietnamese, Italian) comes with free games for all ages and a space designed for kids.

Pizza Mongelli Côte Pavée : Toulouse-born pizzeria in the Côte Pavée area with a kids' corner (rugs, toys, drawing supplies) and a shaded terrace.

Gigiland : Restaurant and tea room on the top floor of the Midica store, with a rooftop terrace. A dedicated kids' corner offers a play cabin, toy kitchens, books and drawing supplies while parents have lunch or brunch.

Eurêkafé : Science-themed cafe of 140 sq m in three rooms where people play board games, join workshops and have a snack.

La Boîte à Lutins : Participatory community cafe for families, open on Thursdays, with games, craft workshops and organised outings.

Épicerie-café Campillo : Local grocery and cafe in the Saint-Cyprien area with a library and games on hand, making it a quiet place for a family snack.

Family brunches in Toulouse

Chapristea : Cat cafe in the city centre where you sip tea or hot chocolate among cats from a rescue association. Calm behaviour is expected, so it suits kids who can stay quiet.

Café La Fiancée : Brunch cafe in the historic centre known for generous plates, savoury pancakes and soft cookies. It has high chairs and a changing table, plus a large terrace in good weather, and opens seven days a week.

Le Café Cerise : Specialty coffee shop with in-house roasting, facing the Garonne, serving breakfast, brunch and afternoon snacks. A high chair, a changing table and a few children's games are available.

Brunch Club : All-day brunch spot with pancakes, buns and comforting snacks, a short walk from the Capitole. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming to families from an early age.

Café Fika : Swedish-style cafe near the Saint-Sernin basilica, with pastries, open sandwiches, soups and cakes, plus a small Scandinavian grocery corner. The brunch offers simple plates kids enjoy.

Bapz : British-style tea room near Esquirol, known for hot chocolates, teas and homemade pastries. A kids' menu and high chairs are offered, and brunch is served.

More places that welcome children

L'Émulation Nautique : A restaurant on the banks of the Garonne in a leafy setting, with a well-executed menu of meat and fish. It caters to little ones with high chairs and an 11 euro children's formula, and the spaces around the restaurant let children stretch their legs.

Perlette : Pastry tea room in the historic centre, with sweet and savoury creations and brunch options. The house also runs pastry classes that can suit families.

Le Salon d'Eugénie : British-style tea room on a pedestrian street near the Capitole, with homemade pastries, fresh juices and milkshakes kids like.

Les Halles de la Cartoucherie : Large neighbourhood food hall combining world cuisines, sports spaces (climbing, circus, dance), creative workshops and family shows.

Les Jardins de l'Olympe : Restaurant surrounded by greenery on the Blagnac side, with shaded terraces, grills and wood-fired pizzas. An outdoor play area keeps kids busy, and high chairs and a changing table are available.

La Maison de la Violette : 1930s barge moored on the Canal du Midi, dedicated to the Toulouse violet, with an indoor tea room and an upper-deck terrace.

Chez César (buvette du Jardin des Plantes) : The historic refreshment kiosk of the Jardin des Plantes, reopened with a fuller menu from breakfast to an end-of-day drink. Children get a menu with homemade breaded chicken, fries and syrup to eat on site or on the grass, and the snack is a homemade crêpe with fresh juice.

Camille's : A breakfast and brunch restaurant in the Saint-Georges area where you can pick savoury or sweet dishes at any hour. 50 euro children's menu includes two savoury or sweet pancakes and a drink, with a high chair, games and colouring sheets available.

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Frequently asked questions

Which cafes have a kids' corner in Toulouse?+

Among the selected places: La Friche Gourmande Gramont, Pizza Mongelli Côte Pavée, Gigiland, Eurêkafé and La Boîte à Lutins.

Where can you find high chairs in Toulouse?+

Places that mention them: La Friche Gourmande Gramont, L'Émulation Nautique, Gigiland, Café La Fiancée and Le Café Cerise. Best to confirm when booking.

Are there stroller-friendly cafes in Toulouse?+

Yes, several places welcome strollers, for example Chapristea, La Friche Gourmande Gramont, L'Émulation Nautique and Pizza Mongelli Côte Pavée.

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