You'll be hard pressed to find a better beignet anywhere in else in the Denver area. I have tested this theory many times and keep coming back to Lucile's. They are light, fluffy, delicious, sugary with just the right amount of dough. They are best eaten fresh right there, and don't make that rookie mistake by inhaling and coughing into that mound of powdered sugar! We also always get one of their Benedict's. My daughter ordered the Eggs Jennifer with crispy potatoes which goes well with their homemade ketchup. You gotta try it. My dad and I shared the bowl of gumbo. Gotta have some with their homemade hot sauce. Yummy roux. And my husband's fave is the sausage gravy. My fork tends to wander around the table so I feel like it was a very fulfilling meal! Service is always friendly and I love all of the Mardi Gras and N'Orleans decorations. I even recognized the picture of Lafitte's bar, the oldest bar in New Orleans on their wall that's a local legend that used to serve pirates. I would LOVE if Lucile's would take over the open spot on Simms, north of 6th, that used to be Campfire Lakewood. It's the perfect building for Lucile's and their wraparound porch and I could visit all the time! I also love going to their Logan St and Evans and Boulder locations. Can you tell I'm a fan?! read more

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Life calls you on the phone. "Hello?" You are moving to a new house. How exciting! But... How will you manage? There is so much to do! Never fear - you are surrounded by friends and family that want to help. It takes a village for monumental life experiences. Lean into it! Therefore, today the Sausage family dines together at Lucile's after a big morning of moving. We are hongry! We start with a round of beignets. Heavenly delights with mounds of white sugar like Scarface in heaven. Maple Sausage flutters her eyes and exclaims "The dough was fluffy on the inside but crispy on the outside like a good tortoise that's been at the zoo for 100 years and you've come to form a parasocial relationship with. Every time you return, it's there." We've also ordered a round of beverages, as varied in colors as the rainbow on a rainy sunny day. Silly Sausage has ordered the chicory coffee. "Chicory notes. Violin. Fur Elise." Lil Chile Sausage has ordered the fresh-squeezed grapefruit juice. "It's magical. Sorcerer's apprentice from Fantasia, for sure. Like when the waters from the well flood, but it's grapefruit juice. I'm drinking the grapefruit juice to stop the flooding." And Cutie Pie Sausage sips on his Bloody Mary. "Top 3 bloody Mary's ever. Other top 2 are in Idaho springs and urban farmer. Pickle spice is awesome. THICK TOMATO!!" Oohhh... Ahh... The flavors are resplendent! But wait... Our entrees are arriving! Maple and I have ordered the red beans and rice. Maple slurps her beans and chews her rice, but breaks to consume her biscuit all in go. "The biscuit was unreal. Rb&r are delicious. Sausage has a little bit of spice, but not an overwhelming amount of spice... Like a jazz band walking down Bourbon Street in my mouth. I can hear 'When the Saints go Marching in...'" Lil Chile has ordered the blackened salmon plate. While speaking to his fish and asking for blessing to consume it's flesh, he remarks "Wow! I'm properly full. Nice notes of spicy and Louisiany. I feel like Shia Labeouf - I'm ready to rage! I'm ready to choke someone out." Silly has ordered the blackened salmon po boy. As she wraps up eating her meal, the voice of The Spirit of Food speaks through her, "It tasted like Mardi gras. I was getting the beads... You know what I was doing to get the beads" And finally, Cutie Pie has ordered the Biscuits and sausage and gravy. He leans back in his chair, full as can be. "It was overly indulgent, but I'm highly satisfied. I feel like a hippo, not a violent hippo, that needs to sleep." Life is so short and community feels out of reach. The world is in flames and we stare into our phones to obsess over humanity's self-hatred. BUT when we take moments to help each other, our neighbors, our family, our friends, hope is actively restored to the world and love is a contagious disease that you are coughing on your peers. COUGH COUGH! The spirit of community lives in Lucile's. Our belly's and hearts are full, yet we are light as a feather. Our experience here will DEFINITELY be coming back to the bedroom. Thank you, Lucky's! read more

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First time here, so I wasn't sure what to expect. Unless you really want a table, the bar has plenty of seating and gives you quicker access. Honestly, it was harder to find parking than it was to grab a spot at the bar. Service was quick once we sat down, and our waitress was great at pointing out favorites and recommendations. We followed her lead, and she did not steer us wrong. They start you off with a "biscuit," though it's really more like a slice of fluffy, cloud‑like deliciousness. Add a little butter and their homemade jam-- I tried the strawberry and the orange marmalade, both wonderfully flavorful without being overly sweet. The potatoes were good, but I had originally asked for plain grits, which they brought out right away. I'm glad I got to try both. The salmon was cooked perfectly and full of flavor. And the grits--my first time having them--were surprisingly delicious. I'm happy to report I'll be coming back for more. All in all, it's a cozy, homey spot that leaves you satisfied and maybe even encourages you to try something new from time to time. read more

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The biscuits and gravy are to die for. The biscuit is fluffy but has heft and tons of flavor. The gravy is better than any other gravy I know. I think about it regularly. We also enjoyed the beignets that have great consistency with just the right amount of crisp and doughy proportions and covered in an obscene amount of powdered sugar. Service was good and I got the New Orleans charm from the decor. All in all, A+ ya'll!! read more

Lucile's Creole Cafe - Famous Buttermilk Biscuits smothered in Chef Mickeys Sausage Gravy - Cajun/Creole Near Me - Littleton, Colorado

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Come here for the beignets, stay for the vibes. I didn't know what to expect, but Lucile's was definitely a restaurant that transports you to the south. We loved the spacious feeling, the cottage home decor, and the friendly service. It's tucked behind the main road so I never knew this place was back there. We HAD to start with coffee and beignets. They were hot, crispy, fluffy, and far from anything you'll find at Disneyland (in the best way possible). The best compliment - they weren't too sweet. The perfect balance of fried goodness and powdered sugar. And if you need an extra punch, they have a stewed apple jam on the table for your liking. I tried their Cajun Breakfast and it was a great dish to gobble up their homemade hot sauce. The only "but" I have is that the breakfast was quite plain in flavor. You needed to add the hot sauce. You should come for the beignets, maybe try a specialty coffee or cocktail. read more

Lucile's Creole Cafe - Cajun Breakfast and Biscuit - Cajun/Creole Near Me - Littleton, Colorado

Came for breakfast because since I have been living here in Colorado I have been wanting to go. Finally the day has come! The place give you a vibe like you are in another century because the house takes you there. The service it's friendly. The place is pretty big and cozy. What surprised me the most was the coffee to be honest. It was strong and delicious. My partner had the French toast, sausage and egg plate and I went to adventure with the creamy spinach egg Benedict and I had to say it wasn't my favorite. That's my fault for going for something new hahaha. I just didn't like the creamy spinach. Was too much for me. I want to go back because I don't want to judge this place because of my mistake of making wrong selection. I tried the French toasts and it was really good and the hot chocolate was on point. read more

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Lucille's is a fine place to go for breakfast or brunch. Not great, but satisfying. The beignets are hot and tasty. The juice is fresh-squeezed. The chai is on the sweet side. The entrees and sandwiches are fresh and good-sized, but, frankly, underseasoned -- tasting more of their (good) component parts than a unified dish. Service was friendly and very good -- there were a couple of bobbles in what was brought out, but they were immediately fixed, no problem. The ambience at this Lucille's is a bit meh -- not much creole/cajun feel to it -- but the space was comfortable, and there's a large inside waiting area for the (very long) lines. We arrived at Noon on a Sunday; were told it would be 45 minutes; it ended up more like 30. More outdoor seating (for waiting) would be helpful. Net-net, I won't object to going to this Lucille's again if our friends suggest it, but it's a bit of a drive, and quite a bit of a wait, and honestly there are breakfast places I like more, so I won't rush right out to return, either. read more

It had been much too long since I had been here for a lovely brunch. The dining area is very welcoming and comfortable, the servers are attentive, and the beignets are warm, fluffy, and covered in powdered sugar. They do get very busy and don't take reservations, but they have a good sized waiting area inside. read more

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Bacon tasted a bit off-crowded for a typical Sat 2 pm...went for a walk and car was trapped

Torie was fabulous! Super attentive and concerned to make sure everything was perfect. Biscuits to die for! Pro-tip: add Mike's Sausage Gravy. read more

Eclectic little place. Service friendly, decore was as if from old school small town in the south. Ordered a jambalaya. It was good, though I expected it to be a little more soupy. Beignets were fantastic! And the cappuccino was perfection. Pricing was also rather reasonable! Great little place for breakfast/lunch! read more

Delicious food! Very nice servers and very cool/unique atmosphere. Come for the beignets and the soft buttery biscuits!!! Amazing :)

We love to go to Lucile's when we are going through Denver. We usually have a large group around brunch time and we can easily get a seat. The food is delicious and we don't have to wait long . The staff was friendly and efficient. Their beignets were also delicious. read more

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Confession! I have lived within 10 minutes of this restaurant for over a decade and I've never tried it before because 1) it looked from the outside a little old fashioned 2) I wasn't sure I liked creole food. We walked here this morning - there's trail access from the river. Got here at 9am and had no wait, our server and the host who I think is also the manager were lovely. The food! We had to order the beignets, they were thick and warm. The biscuits and gravy were slightly spicy and the biscuit was fantastic. Light and fluffy. The pancakes were top notch, fluffy and flavorful. The pecan praline syrup was a delicious surprise. Lastly the breakfast beer was a perfect morning cocktail. read more

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Great find on my visit to Littleton. Had me feeling like I was in NOLA for a minute with the decor and vibes too! Friends brought me here for a little brunch. With a line out the door, we put our names down and went for a stroll Downtown before circling back just in time to nab our table. Service was on point, bringing drinks, refilling water, and running food at lightspeed. We ordered some coffee, a bloody mary, and of course, bengiets! These fluffy buddies showed up fast, hot and fresh, and absolutely covered in powdered sugar. They were delicious and I could've made a breakfast of these alone, especially with the housemade strawberry rhubarb and orange marmalades. I opted for the red beans breakfast, which came with choice of grits, potatoes or both, so I got both, and a biscuit. The red beans had wonderful flavor but a bit salty for my taste. I enjoyed eating them with the grits, but the potatoes were overkill on the starch. In general I found all the food a little salty, but maybe that's me. The biggest disappointment was the biscuit. I absolutely love biscuits but this one was not the light, fluffy, and flakey kind I crave. Instead it was bouncy, chewy and doughy, none of which I expect to find in a biscuit. All in all a solid stop. I would recommend it despite all of that and hope everyone discovers it too! read more

My son and I had breakfast at Lucille's the other day. I haven't been to a Lucille's in years, and never to this location. This location is a lot bigger than the one off Alameda but still has lots of Nee Orleans/Mardi Gras decorations. Because we went mid-morning during the week, they weren't busy, which was great. We shared a Pain Perdue, which was plenty of food for me and a toddler. I really liked the praline syrup- yum! The scrambled eggs were cooked perfectly too, and the fruit it came with balanced the rest of the breakfast nicely- made it seem healthy ;). I did find the recyclable/ bag fee strange- we ate in the restaurant and didn't get anything togo. But our server got a big table as we were trying to leave so was pretty busy and it was only 25 cents. So not sure if it was a mistake or if that's a normal part of the bill regardless of if you get takeout. read more

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Came here for brunch and had a great meal! The inside is extremely cute with lots of seating and good shared private parking lot with tons of spaces. Lots of great creole brunch options and don't sleep on the biscuit and gravy (was our favorite thing by far!). Benedicts and beignets also very delicious. Our waitress was extremely attentive and nice. Great overall experience! read more

Best eggs benedict I've ever eaten and their potatoes were also delicious. Great service. Can't wait to go back!

We went here on a Sunday at 9am with a party of 6 and an infant and luckily were able to get in right away. The little waiting area is cute and it is very nice you are able to get coffee/speciality cocktails there while you wait. I like the way this Lucile's is laid out in comparison to some of the others, as you are really spaced out from other tables and not on top of one another. We started with two orders of the beignets and a liter of the fresh squeezed OJ which are always great. Two members also got bloody Mary's, one with the pickle infused vodka, and the other without, but both were good, however, the pickles on both were very spicy. For entrees we then got the creole omelette, eggs Benedict, eggs Eisenhower, and the Cajun breakfast. Everything was delicious, and as usual, a ton of food with plenty of leftovers for tomorrow's breakfast. Our server was also great, very attentive and friendly. read more

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What a find. A great atmosphere, a great waitress ( Naomi ) and wonderful food!!!! The Po' Boy sandwich is amazing!!! Love this place. What flavor! read more

Place was super busy, as usual. Although we did have to sit for a moment before the server was able to make it over, he did a phenomenal job making up for that! Great service, amazing food Liam is a star read more

A big taste of New Orleans in Colorado. This location appears to be an old ranch-style house in an awkward location: behind a corporate building. But, it has the same great taste as the location in Denver. The following are a must: - Chicory coffee - Beignets - Eggs Benedict The homemade ketchup puts Heinz and Hunt's to shame and the heavenly homemade jams (rhubarb and apple butter) can be purchased to go for under $10/half pint. read more

I love this place for breakfast, they have some of the absolute best quick breakfast food ever! I had the eggs sardou the includes two poached eggs, grits, and cream spinach with some shrimp. I had to make cheesy grits! So good! Homemade oversized biscuits are extremely tasty and go perfect with the country gravy that they make. Give this place a try and you will not be disappointed! read more

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Cool restaurant, nice staff. Wish they still used the fabric napkins. The food is good

Service was excellent Egg Benedict was delicious Grits amazing Possibly make Your jambalaya Wednesday special a stew. It was rice with one fried shrimp, one oyster and a rotten tailed crawfish on top. Would not Order it twice. Gonna have to work on that execution. Or take it off the menu. Space on Bowles is a face punch of mold when you walk in. Just heads up....we all smell it read more

Our new favorite breakfast place! The food is amazing and the service is very friendly. I love the ambiance as well! Very cute place for breakfast. Love the fresh homemade jams and sauces. read more

Lucile's Creole Cafe - Cajun/Creole Near Me - Littleton, Colorado

We come to Lucile's for our anniversary every year. Their brunch offering is always a winner - haven't had anything that I haven't enjoyed on it! read more

Food was okay, liked the collard greens. My shrimp po' boy was flavorless, and the shrimp were so tiny the fry batter shrouded any flavor they might have had. The host alone made me drop a star - wouldn't sit a table of 8 with 6 people there, even though the restaurant was nearly empty. And he sure made certain we felt like idiots for wanting to be seated. Another star dropped for the half dozen flies that buzzed around my table the entire time. In summary, this is one of those restaurants you go to because you've heard of it, but feel no compulsion to ever return. read more

This place is a staple as a go to for me, especially when I am missing some Cajun food just like NOLA! It has such an open floor plan that even when they are busy, it never feels crowded. The servers are always cheerful and expeditious with the orders, and they never even get upset when they are asked to split a check! Starting with the beignet is a must, especially with the homemade jams. I love the shrimp and grits, especially the cheesy jalapeño, then add a poached egg! And high five to the Bloody Mary and Mimosa read more

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I've been to Lucile's multiple times over the years, and the food and service is consistently good. We arrived on Easter Sunday, 9am, party of two and were seated right away. (A bit of a wait in the front when we left at 10, so recommend getting there early!) The restaurant itself used to be a spacious house or small church with high ceilings, and it has a cozy feel. I ordered the Eggs Jennifer on gluten free English muffin, with the hollandaise on the side and add ham (our check rang up my meal as the "Bennifer" ) and cheese grits. It was amazing, per the usual! My husband ordered the Cajun Breakfast with cheese grits and he raved about his meal, too. The coffee was good, and even though they were busy, the service was very attentive: my water and coffee cup were never more than half empty. Our server Megan was great! read more

Lucile's Creole Cafe - Eggs Jennifer with ham and cheese grits - Cajun/Creole Near Me - Littleton, Colorado

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Everyone was super friendly and a fun atmosphere. Pretty busy but we got a table within 5 minutes or so. Beignets were fantastic! My red beans and rice was okay, but they split the andouille lengthwise (to speed cooking I assume), but doing that takes all the juices out so it was dry. My son's shrimp and grits was also just okay. Shrimp were mushy. read more

Food is fresh! Jelly and jam is excellent. We went for breakfast. Potatoes are spicy. I tried the orange and cinnamon ice tea, not my taste, too spicy for me and very little orange taste but I am sure some will like. Biscuits were excellent! Kids loved the pancakes. Truly a New Orleans family place! read more

The singing from the kitchen is how you know you're getting a great meal. Happy employees=amazing food Love you guys and everything you do! By far my all time favorite brunch. read more

Always a great pick! This is my meeting place a few of my girlfriends. I've been here several times and they are always spot on!! My friend and I got the eggs Jennifer, I got the grits with cheese and jalepenos because it's my favorite! My other friend got the avacado toast and it looked delicious!! It came with a big serving of fresh greens. Our server Cammie, was the best!! She was friendly and the service was quick, plus she totally left us alone (except to refill our glasses) nd gave us plenty of time to chat and catch up. Every server that dropped food off was just so friendly! read more

First time here! It was actually a pretty good place. Open for only breakfast / lunch, but I think this is a great idea for a creole restaurant. The restaurant itself was more old fashioned, however, the food was great. The beignets tasted amazing, and for the value, it was a good deal. Powdered with confectioners sugar and fried to a perfect temperature, it makes a great snack. I got the Andouille Po Boy and it was great. The portion sizing was worth the money and it was grilled really well. A bit spice but also very flavorful, I enjoyed this dish a lot. Will definitely try to be back whenever I'm in the area. read more

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Friendly staff, cute ambience but the food is beyond words! Having visited New Orleans, this is the closest we've had outside of Nola. Highly recommend for any meal. Great and creative options at a good price. read more

Came in for breakfast on a weekday. Blank gen-z stares and silence from the server/bartender. Gnarly little shrimp garnish on the bloody- maybe ask in case of an allergy or preference? Got biscuits and gravy with a side of potatoes. Absolutely awful. Just curious where the southern/creole "flavor" went? Poor representation. Everything tasted like nothing. Won't be back. read more

Horrible food. No taste or seasoning for creole/Cajun food. Gad the cajun breakfast. Red beans and rice. Awful. Potatoes had absolutely to taste unless you added aalt, pepoer and hot sauce. ​​ read more

I took my family this am and was so disappointed! Our meals were cold and the English muffin to our eggs Benedict was rock hard, which is a tough task considering it was eggs Benedict! My son has chocolate chip pancakes and took one bite. We also had ordered a side of bacon- served cold with the grease white atop the bacon. Our server never once checked in.Today is my daughter's birthday and I had told them just for a embarrassingly mother daughter moment however they said nothing. 70. For cold breakfast and crap service. Super bummed because I Loved this place but not so much anymore! read more

Lucile's Creole Cafe - Out front - Cajun/Creole Near Me - Littleton, Colorado

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This has been a family favorite for some time. It is consistently good each time we go. Their bloody Mary's are delicious, and their servers are always friendly. Front of house hosts could maybe be a bit friendlier. We love their fried home style potatoes, and of course their massive biscuits. This last time the biscuits were oddly chewy, as if they were microwaved. Eggs cooked just barely under with some clear bits of egg white, but overall delicious. We shall return again. I really wish they joined Open Table reservation system so the wait wouldn't be as absurd. Sigh. Some places are worth waiting for I suppose. read more