La Table Midi 31

Terminal 1’s main sit-down option is La Table Midi 31

In Terminal 1 airside, La Table Midi 31 fills the gap between snack kiosks and a full restaurant, so it’s where people land when they actually want a meal at a table. The space sits just past security in T1, so you don’t need to trek between terminals at Toulouse-Blagnac to find a proper seat and a server.

The airport lists La Table Midi 31 as a classic French-style brasserie, with prices sitting in the mid-range compared to other TLS options; think mains roughly in the low- to mid-€20s rather than fast-food pricing. It’s aimed at passengers already through security in Terminal 1, so plan to eat here only once you’ve cleared the single security zone for T1 departures.

With a 3/5 overall rating, expectations should sit somewhere between “decent airport meal” and “it’ll do before a flight.” You’re paying T1 airside prices, so the value sits more in having a real plate and cutlery than in any standout dish. If you just need a quick bite under €10, you’re probably better off grabbing a sandwich from one of the grab-and-go counters elsewhere in the terminal.

Service pace at La Table Midi 31 reflects a sit-down restaurant instead of a takeaway counter, so budget at least 45 minutes gate-to-gate if you want a starter and main before boarding. Because you’re already through security in Terminal 1 and the restaurant sits in the main departures zone, you can keep an eye on your gate change screens without sprinting across TLS at the last minute.

Practical tip: if your connection at Toulouse-Blagnac is under 60 minutes in Terminal 1, skip La Table Midi 31 and grab something portable; save this place for longer layovers or when you’re at the airport 90 minutes before boarding and want to sit down once, eat once, and then walk straight to your gate.