Toulon

Glacier l’Igloo overlooks the harbour, making sunglasses a must. True to its name, it offers Toulon’s widest range of ice cream, alongside its famous crêpes — a treat for anyone with a sweet tooth.

Café Culture is a cosy spot that draws in culture enthusiasts, and it never disappoints. Built on strong values — communication, culture, citizenship, solidarity, exchange, and sustainable development — the café’s ethos shapes everything it does. With regular cultural events and language exchanges, there’s always something engaging to experience here.

Le Saint-Cyprien, located in a quiet courtyard next to Toulon’s cathedral, is a community café offering a peaceful retreat from the city’s bustle. With a menu featuring local products, it serves coffee, light meals, and snacks throughout the day. The space includes a library, board games, and a children’s corner, blending historical charm with a welcoming, relaxed atmosphere.

Cafés Maurice, founded in 1875 in Haiti by Marc Maurice Levy, has been a family-run coffee roastery since its establishment. With two locations in Toulon — one in the city centre and another near the beach — it offers a range of high-quality coffee beans and blends, including Nespresso-compatible pods. The roastery blends its rich heritage with modern coffee culture, creating a welcoming experience for enthusiasts.

Hanawa, located a block from Place de la Liberté, is a popular spot for brunch and light meals in Toulon. Known for its fresh, balanced dishes, the menu features a mix of sweet and savoury options, including vegetarian choices. The Sunday brunch, served as an all-you-can-eat buffet, offers a variety of cheeses, charcuterie, and well-seasoned dishes. The cosy atmosphere, complemented by lounge music and stylish decor, makes it a favourite for both locals and visitors.