Agua Na Boca - Toulouse

On a dull Easter Monday, I was trying to find a decent resto to see my sister back off to the UK. Most places were closed and we could only find fast-food kebab places. We bimbled down to the river, nothing open and then back up Rue Pargaminieres towards Capitole. Hidden away, we stumbled on Agua Na Boca. What luck! We both went for the Grande assiette métissée as we were a bit tight on time, although the rest of the menu looked very appetising. We ordered a 50cl pichet of rosé at 7 euros and it was very good. The food arrived - it was beautifully presented, each part was explained by the owner. It was copious and very tasty. My sis couldn't resist the hibiscus sorbet and we topped it all off with a coffee. The service is efficient and very friendly. Will certainly return. Recommended.

Super server. Although I prefer a piece of solid bread and eternity, onion soup is always very good. Great mix of music!

Nice restaurant in the patio of a small street of the old Toulouse, not far from the jacobin convent.

On a boring Easter Monday I tried to find a decent rest to see my sister in the UK. Most places were closed and we could only find Fast Food Kebab places. We drove down to the river, nothing open and then... to Rue Pargaminieres to Capitole. Hidden, we stumbled on Agua Na Boca. What luck! We both went for the Grande assiette métissée, as we were a bit tight at the time, although the rest of the menu saw very appetite. We ordered a 50cl Pichet Rosé at 7 Euro and it was very good. The food was beautifully presented, each part was declared by the owner. It was delicious and delicious. My sis could not resist the Hibiscus sorbet and we finished it with a coffee. The service is efficient and very friendly. Will certainly return. Recommended.