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    Lucile's Creole Cafe

    4.5 (878 reviews)
    Open • 8:00 am - 2:00 pm

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Good for groups

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    Famous Buttermilk Biscuit with Homemade Jam
    Melanie C.

    Visited good friends in Fort Collins over the weekend and they took us to Lucile's for breakfast! Although the weekend was a bit wet - we sat outside on their cute patio. Our table split 2 orders of beignets (perfectly fried and classically sprinkled with powdered sugar), to start. I ordered the Eggs Eisenhower, poached, medium. The potatoes we delicious and the eggs were cooked perfectly. The homemade biscuit was HUGE and fluffy. Service was super sweet and efficient.

    Beignets
    Daniel C.

    I'm a New Orleans Saints fan that has yet to go to Louisiana. Always crave creole food to get a taste of the city I yearn for. This is the spot. Great breakfast. Great service. The beignets? fuck me up. Felt like I was transported to a local diner in Bourbon street. The best brunch in Fort Collins...the most flavor in Fort Collins (u know what I mean?)

    Andouille sausage, cheesy grits and eggs
    Tom G.

    We tried to visit on Saturday but the line was super long so we arrived at opening time the next day. The building is basically a house with cute rooms. Our waitress, a Hawaiian woman, was so nice and a great server. The food was good and it was my first time eating grits, which were the cheesy kind. I also had andouille sausage and eggs. The biscuits and coffee are also very good.

    Pain Perdu
    Kiera S.

    For starters, the yellow little house is adorable. The inside feels so fun and the service is great. The patio seems like it would be amazing in good weather. I like the different breakfast items that's are possible in this place. I got the Cajun breakfast and it was a different combination of eggs and red beans (which I enjoyed) the biscuit was HUGE and the strawberry preserves were delicious. Everyone said excellent things about their meal and it was a favorite place that visiting folks ate at.

    Beignets
    Evelyn P.

    Lucile's is one of my favorite breakfast spots in Fort Collins and I'm pretty sure I'm not alone in this. Lucile's proves quality and quantity can coexist beautifully. The portions here are generous without sacrificing quality and taste. The food is always flavorful and prepared as ordered. The beignets are served hot and fresh and heavily dusted with powdered sugar. The beignets are a must! My favorite dish to order is the cajun omelette with potatoes. The omelette comes with spicy sausage and diced ham in creole sauce. You have a choice of grits or potatoes. Pro tip: Add their creole seasoning to your meal for an added flavor kick. It also comes with a buttermilk biscuit with their homemade jam. The restaurant is very quaint and has a homey vibe. You'll find Mardi Gras beads and Creole posters/memorabilia throughout the restaurant reminding you of its roots and culture. Of course, I'd love for the space to be a little bigger, but for the most part, it's manageable. The space is small and it does get busy so expect a wait. Service is great also. Everyone is friendly and attentive. We asked for our beignets to be served after our meal and our server remembered. She refiled our coffee consistently and checked on us periodically. Definitely check out Lucile's if you've never tried it. Highly recommend!

    Shrimp Po'Boy
    Ward H.

    Bangers all over the menu. Legit po boy, awesome fries. Hard to choose since everything looks so good. Will be back to make my way through the menu. Next time I'll hit up one of the Benny's.

    Warm Fresh Beignets and freshly squeezed orange juice
    Janni Linea B.

    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 was also really good and refreshing. For my entree, I got the Cajun Breakfast. I wasn't the biggest fan of the chili, but I really enjoyed the Cajun potatoes and poached eggs. The Pain Perdu was also good especially the French toast. It came with a hotlink and eggs. There's plenty of street parking, and the customer service was great. Our server was super friendly and checked in on us often.

    Pain Perdu French toast. It was wonderful.
    Nancy S.

    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! Where else can you get light, fluffy fried dough dusted with powdered sugar? We go practically every time I visit Fort Collins, and we will be back!

    Beignet

    Go here if you're in Fort Collins. Best meal I've had in a while. Fairly packed when we arrived for brunch, but we were seated within a few minutes - it was a Tuesday. Our server was attentive and efficient (without hovering), while we decided on our food. We struggled on if we wanted breakfasty dishes or lunch. I advise both. Don't miss out on the beignets! Also, chicory coffee. We splurged on some very tasty fresh squeezed OJ. On the savory side - Gumbo, collards and cornbread were all delicious.

    Stephen books.

    Excellent food ! Excellent service! Excellent waiters! Love the biscuit and gravy ! Tried to replicate the recipe at home since it was so good!

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    Great beignets!!! Great iced latte!! Great Bloody Mary per my bf. It was so hot outside but that's not the restaurants fault

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    Great food, wonderful service, and nice fellow customers. Makes for a great morning. Good coffee too!!

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    It was definitely the best food place in the world! Also the server was nice and friendly! And it had a 1900's ambiance!

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    Excellent food and great service. Favorite restaurant in Fort Collins and make plans to visit when in Fort Collins.

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