For more than forty years, Lucile’s has been a staple among Colorado residents and visitors, serving delicious creole dishes inspired by the flavors and culture of New Orleans. Lucile’s has been owned and operated by the same family since the restaurant’s inception in 1980, and has grown from a small eatery in downtown Boulder to more than six locations in the greater Denver area, from Littleton to Longmont. As a family establishment, we always strive to provide a comfortable and unique atmosphere, in addition to excellent food. Lucile’s is proud of our reviews on Google Reviews, so feel free to do research before you try us! We promise you won’t be disappointed.
Branch in a small chain eatery crafting Cajun-Creole breakfasts & lunches in comfy surrounds.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 275 S Logan St, Denver, CO 80209
Phone: (303) 282-6258
Website: https://www.luciles.com/
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Reviews
They recently hosted their second annual Mardi Gras & Mardi Paws celebration in collaboration with Ella’s Events, and it was such a fun, festive experience. Between the DJ, tarot card readings, and hands-down the best puppy parade I’ve ever seen, it was the perfect community event.
When I first moved to Denver, Lucile’s on Logan was one of the very first places I tried. I immediately fell in love with the patio and firepit—it meant I could bring my dog, Kameron MacMiller, stay warm, and feel right at home. I ordered the gumbo, and it came with a biscuit and homemade jam that instantly reminded me of my grandma’s cooking. That experience alone helped convince me to move to the Wash Park area.
Monica and Jersey were some of my first friendly faces in the neighborhood, and that hospitality has stuck with me ever since. I love the family- and pet-friendly vibes here, and special events like Mardi Gras are such a great way to bring the community together, create memories, and build real connections with neighbors. Lucile’s isn’t just a restaurant—it’s part of the neighborhood.
We started with beignets and cafe au lait (a requirement). I ordered the shrimp and grits which came with a biscuit and their homemade jam.
Service was fast and welcoming. The space is nicely decorated and comfortable. The outstanding feature is the outdoor seating when it’s not to hot. They did not seem to have a Wi-Fi connection
There is a small lot, but parking may be limited when the other businesses are open. It’s adequate in the morning when they are not open.
I don’t think you can go wrong with anything served here and the staff is always friendly and accommodating. My one complaint is that when I ordered the blackened salmon (highly recommended), I did not receive the buttermilk biscuit that comes with the order! Unfortunately, I had not known that it came with my order until afterwards which was a little upsetting.
Fortunately Lucile’s is right across Alameda Avenue from Leven and we found them humming along at their usual pace. We were greeted by Brad, a particularly friendly, personable, and efficient server and soon seated in the comfortable dining room which features just the right number of New Orleans-themed tchotchkes.
My girlfriend ordered Eggs Sardou which features creamed spinach, Gulf shrimp, poached eggs, and Hollandaise. She chose the jalapeño cheese grits. I had Eggs Pontchartrain with pan-fried mountain trout, poached eggs, and Béarnaise plus the plain cheese grits.
My girlfriend had never been to Lucile’s. She was thrilled with her dish. The spinach was particularly creamy and savory. Absolutely delicious. My meal was also excellent. Every item was perfectly prepared.
I haven’t even mentioned the buttermilk biscuits which are each a meal in themselves and come out at the peak of perfection.
Lucile’s is one of my favorites. Anyone can find a delicious choice there.