Casey K.
8/27/2025
The food and service here is amazing!! I had the Hank's eggs and the praline waffle. Both were absolutely delicious!!
Lucile's Creole Cafe
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400 S Meldrum St
Fort Collins, CO 80521
Lucile's Creole Cafe is a renowned restaurant in Fort Collins, CO, offering a delectable menu of authentic New Orleans-style cuisine. With a focus on traditional Creole flavors, Lucile's serves up specialty dishes such as beignets, Eggs Pontchartrain, blackened salmon, and shrimp and grits. The restaurant also prides itself on its commitment to safety, implementing measures such as outdoor seating, social distancing, and enhanced sanitation protocols.
Established with a rich history and a dedication to preserving Creole traditions, Lucile's Creole Cafe provides a warm and inviting atmosphere for diners to enjoy a taste of Louisiana in the heart of Colorado. From their famous red beans and rice to their mouthwatering gumbo, each dish is carefully crafted using fresh ingredients and served with Southern hospitality. Whether dining in or taking out, Lucile's offers a memorable culinary experience that captures the essence of Creole cuisine.
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4.5846 reviews
Nancy S.
4/20/2025
Such a lovely brunch spot. So cute in a little house. Very quaint with excellent food. Like going to grandma's house, only "cooler". Loved my French toast. And you have to order the beignets!...
Janni Linea B.
4/12/2025
The highlight of my visit to this restaurant was definitely the beignets. You have to order them, they serve them fresh and warm and they're absolutely delicious. The freshly squeezed orange juice...
Toni Y.
7/5/2025
I was visiting from AZ and a friend brought me here. It was a lovely and quaint location, a house turned into a restaurant. Every room was charming and the bar area was fun looking. I had jalapeno...
Landon H.
9/6/2025
Absolutely and undoubtedly the best breakfast place I've been to in my life so far . I went there with my parents and we got the creole omelet, eggs ponchartrain, and eggs sardou which were all...
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