Far from the hustle and bustle of Toulouse, overlooking the Lauragais plain from the quiet dining room, it's always a pleasure to discover this generous and rigorous French cuisine. The house staple is the award-winning cassoulet Saint-Félicien, served at table in its traditional cassole, but we've long had a soft spot for foie gras, which is very pleasant but undervalued in a less convincing asparagus starter. The famous Lauragais pigeon is well presented with a short jus and a somewhat basic vegetable accompaniment, and the Grand-Marnier soufflé is perfect. A fine wine list with a south-western orientation, a good price range and some great Bordeaux labels, but a limited choice of wines by the glass, announced by voice by an experienced sommelier who doesn't say much.