In short: for all-you-can-eat raclette, Chez Domi in Toulouse serves the half-wheel for €32. For something original, La Friche seats its guests in a gondola cabin or an igloo. For Franche-Comté flavours, L’Assiette aux Fromages, in Montpellier since 1979.
Addresses checked on 11 November 2026 on the restaurants’ official websites. Prices, menus and opening hours change often, so check them before you go. Do you run a raclette restaurant? List it here.
Occitanie: raclette crashes the cassoulet party
Occitanie has cassoulet, aligot and Roquefort: tough competition for raclette. It has still carved out a place, mostly in winter, in Toulouse, Montpellier, Béziers, Albi and Castres.
Several places on this page live by the seasons: some only serve raclette from autumn to the end of winter, others change their menu between summer and winter. The information comes from the official websites, as read on 11 November 2026. Book for the weekend, as tables go fast once it gets cold.
Our picks at a glance
| Restaurant | Town / area | Style | All-you-can-eat |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chez Domi | Toulouse (31), Balma-Gramont | Raclette restaurant | Yes |
| La Friche Gourmande | Toulouse (31), Montaudran and Gramont | Open-air bar | Not specified |
| L'Assiette aux Fromages | Montpellier (34), Arceaux district | Franche-Comté restaurant | Not specified |
| La Fromagerie | Béziers (34) | Cheese shop with evenings | Not specified |
| La Marmotte | Albi (81), near the Pont Vieux | Seasonal Savoyard restaurant | Not specified |
| Le Refuge | Castres (81), quai du Carras | Savoyard restaurant | Not specified |
Map of the restaurants
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1. Chez Domi, Toulouse: all-you-can-eat half-wheels on the Balma side
On chemin de Gabardie, on the Balma-Gramont side, Chez Domi makes all-you-can-eat raclette its specialty. The website promises “generously melted half-wheels, all you can eat” in a mountain chalet atmosphere. Choose from half-wheel, quarter-wheel or small pans, with unlimited cold cuts too, including several Aveyron specialties. A welcome salad comes with every menu, and the children’s menu even includes a game of bowling. What we take away: the Toulouse address for those who think a raclette without a half-wheel is only half a raclette.
- Address: 2 chemin de Gabardie, 31200 Toulouse
- Phone: +33 5 61 26 18 67
- Official website: chezdomi.fr
- How to get there: Open in Google Maps
- The raclette: All-you-can-eat Raclette Menu €32 per person (raclette and cold cuts unlimited, welcome salad); children’s menu €13.90 (official website, checked 11 November 2026)
2. La Friche Gourmande, Toulouse: raclette in a gondola cabin or an igloo
La Friche is two open-air bars in Toulouse, one in Montaudran, the other in Gramont. When temperatures drop, the winter stand Comment Savoie takes over with raclettes, tartiflettes and cold cut boards. The highlight: you are seated in “a converted ski gondola cabin or a cosy igloo”. The raclette comes with the traditional machine, cold cuts, potatoes and condiments, and a vegetarian option exists. Open every day, lunch and dinner. What we take away: the après-ski mood, without the snow or the lift pass.
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Photo: © La Friche (official Instagram account @lafriche.toulouse)
- Addresses: 10 impasse Didier Daurat, 31400 Toulouse ; 11 rue Henri Jansou, 31200 Toulouse
- Official website: lafrichegourmandetoulouse.com
- On social media: Instagram
- How to get there: Open in Google Maps
- The raclette: raclette served with the traditional machine, cold cuts, potatoes and condiments, in a gondola cabin or an igloo by reservation; prices not shown on the website (official website, checked 11 November 2026)
3. L’Assiette aux Fromages, Montpellier: the mountains in Arceaux
On rue Gustave, two minutes from the Arceaux arches, L’Assiette aux Fromages describes itself as “A mountain refuge in the heart of Montpellier”. Since 1979, the house has been cultivating Franche-Comté terroir: Comté, smoked specialties from the Haut-Doubs and fondues galore. The raclette is shared from two people, with dried meat from the Haut-Doubs, artisan Franche-Comté cold cuts, potatoes, radishes, gherkins and spring onions. The room is small: book by phone, especially at the weekend. What we take away: a corner of Franche-Comté a stone’s throw from the tram.
- Address: 17 rue Gustave, 34000 Montpellier
- Phone: +33 4 67 58 94 48
- Official website: assietteauxfromages.fr
- How to get there: Open in Google Maps
- The raclette: Raclette €27 per person, 2 people minimum (dried meat from the Haut-Doubs, Franche-Comté cold cuts, cured ham, bacon, saucisson, potatoes) (official website, checked 11 November 2026)
4. La Fromagerie, Béziers: the cheesemonger’s raclette evenings
La Fromagerie in Béziers is first and foremost a shop: cheeses, dairy, delicatessen and platters. But from October to April, it opens in the evening for its themed nights. The raclette evenings take place “only in winter, from 1 October to 31 March”, alternating with tapas evenings. On the programme: a cold cut platter, potatoes and an impressive choice of raclette cheeses, from Savoie to smoked, truffle, curry or wild garlic, plus sheep and goat versions. What we take away: a raclette at the cheesemonger’s, with more flavours than days in the month. Book by phone.
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Photo: © La Fromagerie (official Instagram account @lafromagerie34)
- Address: 34 avenue Pierre Verdier, 34500 Béziers
- Phone: +33 4 67 94 34 28
- Official website: lafromagerie-beziers.fr
- On social media: Instagram · Facebook
- How to get there: Open in Google Maps
- The raclette: Raclette evening: cold cut platter, potatoes and a selection of raclette cheeses (flavoured cow’s milk, sheep, goat); prices not shown on the website, booking on 04 67 94 34 28 (official website, checked 11 November 2026)
5. La Marmotte, Albi: brazier raclette near the Pont Vieux
On rue de la Rivière, near the Pont Vieux and a five-minute walk from Sainte-Cécile cathedral, La Marmotte welcomes guests in a chalet setting. It is a seasonal restaurant, open from 2 October 2026 to 21 March 2027. Its particularity: a charcoal brazier in the middle of the table. “The cheese melts under the embers while the meat grills above.” The raw-milk Savoie raclette is on the menu, next to the Tarn’tiflette with duck gizzards. What we take away: a three-in-one machine that does raclette, grill and potato warmer.
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Video: © La Marmotte (official Instagram account @la_marmotte_albi)
- Address: 21 rue de la Rivière, 81000 Albi
- Phone: +33 5 63 38 68 14
- Official website: lamarmotte-albi.fr
- On social media: Instagram · Facebook
- How to get there: Open in Google Maps
- The raclette: Raw-milk Savoie raclette €22.90 per person; Mont Blanc menu €37.90 per person; children’s menu €12 (official website, checked 11 November 2026)
6. Le Refuge, Castres: raclette on the winter menu
On quai du Carras, in the heart of Castres, Le Refuge cooks the mountains with fresh produce and a menu that changes with the season. In summer, it is burgers, salads and tartines. In winter, the menu “highlights cheese specialties such as raclette or fondue”. Fondue, canarflette, croziflette and pierrade are served all year round. The restaurant also hosts themed evenings and welcomes group meals and birthdays. What we take away: in Castres, raclette arrives with the cold, as it should.
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Photo: © Le Refuge (official Instagram account @lerefuge_castres)
- Address: 15 quai du Carras, 81100 Castres
- Phone: +33 6 75 34 40 73
- Official website: le-refuge-castres.fr
- On social media: Instagram
- How to get there: Open in Google Maps
- The raclette: raclette on the winter menu; prices not shown on the website (official website, checked 11 November 2026)
Frequently asked questions
Where can I eat raclette in Toulouse?
At Chez Domi, chemin de Gabardie, on the Balma-Gramont side, or at La Friche, which has two open-air bars at Montaudran and Gramont, with gondola cabins and igloos for raclette.
Where can I eat all-you-can-eat raclette in Toulouse?
At Chez Domi: the all-you-can-eat raclette menu costs €32 per person, with half-wheel, quarter-wheel or small pans and unlimited cold cuts, according to the website checked on 11 November 2026.
Where can I eat raclette in Montpellier?
At L’Assiette aux Fromages, rue Gustave, in the Arceaux district: the raclette costs €27 per person, for two people or more, according to the online menu.
When can you eat raclette in Albi or Béziers?
La Marmotte, in Albi, is open from 2 October 2026 to 21 March 2027. In Béziers, La Fromagerie’s raclette evenings run from 1 October to 31 March, alternating with tapas evenings.
Read also: 9 other raclette restaurants in major French cities, our 10 raclette spots in Paris and the raclette restaurant directory.
