Colorado Creole Cafe

We wanted to eat somewhere today that was a little different than we what we usually eat. It's been a good while since we had some Creole food, and let me tell you this did not dissapoint. I found them on Google, and by my 2nd bite I was ready to plan our next visit. I got the $15 deal with a half po' boy and a cup or gumbo. Gumbo was DELICIOUS! I wanted a quart all to myself. The smothered beef in the po' boy was also great, I want to try that blackened shrimp one next time. My wife got the catfish basket. Catfish was fried to PERFECTION! The fries were good, we found ourselves dipping the fries in the gumbo and the leftover sauce from my po' boy😂 everything felt like it was cooked with some love and home cooking. Great prices especially for seafood options, nice atmosphere and you will undoubtedly recieve some great service from this family operated restaurant.

Rating 4.5\5 If you’ve been looking for a spot in the DTC that actually puts some soul into the seasoning, Colorado Creole Cafe is a must-visit. It’s rare to find that authentic flavor profile in this area, but they are definitely bringing the heat. The Food Catfish:The seasoning was pretty damn good. It was flavored down to the bone. My only note is that I personally prefer my fish fried "hard." I took it home and gave it a quick minute in the air fryer to get that extra crunch, and then it was perfect. Next time, I’ll just ask them to leave it in the grease a little longer! The Fries: These stole the entire show. They are proper hand-cut fries and were cooked to perfection. I’ve already decided that the Gumbo Fries are my mission for the next visit. Gumbo (Chicken, Sausage, & Shrimp): The roux here is unique, thicker and more textured than a traditional thin base—but the flavor is solid. It’s a hearty, filling bowl. Corn & Garlic Bread: I’m honestly not even a corn person, but I polished it off. It was seasoned well, and the garlic bread was the perfect sidekick. The Service (Real Talk) The food is 5-star quality, but the speed of service needs to catch up to the DTC lunch rush. This area is full of people on a 30-to-60-minute clock. I unfortunately saw about six people walk out because the wait was too long. If they can tighten up the ticket times to get people in and out, this place will be unstoppable. The Verdict: The kitchen has the heart and the seasoning down pat. I’m definitely going back—I need those Gumbo Fries in my life! Tip: If you’re headed there for a quick lunch, maybe give yourself a little extra time until they find their rhythm. It’s worth the wait!

Me and my girlfriend were craving catfish and happened to stumble across Colorado Creole Cafe, and I’m so glad we did. This place is a hidden gem. From the moment we walked in, the atmosphere was a whole vibe—laid-back, welcoming, and paired with smooth, relaxing music that made it easy to just sit back and enjoy the experience. We started off with a tequila mango-pineapple drink, and it was incredible—refreshing, flavorful, and perfectly mixed. The food absolutely delivered. The fried catfish was crispy, seasoned just right, and cooked to perfection. You can tell it’s made with care. The Cajun Alfredo was just as impressive—rich, creamy, and packed with bold flavor. What really stood out, though, was the hospitality. The owner, Keisha, was incredibly friendly and made sure we were taken care of the entire time. That personal touch made the whole experience feel special. Great food, great drinks, great energy—this spot checks all the boxes. We’ll definitely be coming back

Great lunch special! $15 for half a po boy, gumbo, and a drink! The fried shrimp on the po boy was cornmeal crusted and delicious, and the gumbo was awesome! Friendly service too! I’ll be back.