Lucile's

“The food was packed with flavor, and the atmosphere was warm and inviting.”

Glenn Robertson★★★★★

Lucile’s is hands-down one of the best spots on the front range for New Orleans–style comfort food. Everything I had was outstanding. I ordered the Cajun omelette, and it was perfection — fluffy eggs packed with spicy Cajun sausage and bold, savory flavor. Every bite was rich, satisfying, and deeply comforting. The biscuit deserves its own shout-out: enormous, perfectly baked, and paired with gravy that was creamy, flavorful, and just the right amount of spicy. It was so good I honestly could’ve made a meal out of just that. The only real “complaint” is how popular this place is — it fills

Becky Monroe★★★★★

Indoor or outdoor sitting. Food was great and the service was quick and really nice. Breakfast burrito, gumbo and breakfast platter was better then we had in awhile. First time eating a benia but a filling (like apples with cinnamon) would have made it better.

Tisha Tuttle★★★★★

A Cozy Slice of the Bayou in Fort Collins and more Tucked into a charming little corner of Fort Collins, Lucile’s Creole Café feels less like a restaurant and more like a welcoming home. From the moment you step inside, you get the sense that this isn’t just breakfast, it’s an invitation to kick back, savor something real, and let someone fix you a plate, just like in true Southern hospitality. I started our meal with their Creole Bloody Mary, and wow, it struck the perfect balance of bold flavor and heat. It’s spiced just right, with enough zing to let you know it’s not messing around, but

Mmustangg Ggnatsumm★★★★★

Great breakfast! The biscuits and gravy are amazing! I had poached eggs with creamed spinach and jalapeno cheese shrimp & grits. The beignets were perfect with coffee.