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Le Cafe Du Sud

4.0 (496 reviews)
ModerateBakeries, French, Cafes
Closed • 7:00 am - 3:00 pm

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Dogs allowed
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Coffee ($4.00)
Chris V.

Just as good as their other outposts. Le Cafe Du Sud is the 3rd of four historical locations of the Le Cafe Du Vegas brand, but it's now only the newer of the two still extant cafes. I wanted an excuse to check out Southern Highlands properly and get another Yelp review, and I realized that I had plans not too far away. I can't seem to recall trying their Porchetta ($18.00) before, which is strange since I always like to try that sandwich if it's an option. Although they don't seem to do crispy skin here, they do have tasty pork with some great pops of flavor in the form of spicy peppers, pickled onions, and capers. The fluffy ciabatta did a great job of holding everything together but easily yielding to bites, and arugula is always fun. The included side salad is small but fresh, and the vinaigrette is nice and creamy. The Ham ($17.00) is pretty standard and straightforward. The baguette is a little tougher than the Porchetta, but the sandwich is overall as solid as at their other locations. The lettuce and tomato aren't bad but are out of place if you're comparing this to a traditional French sandwich. I believe the Raspberries & Pistachio Tart ($7.25) was a new taste for me too, and it was a good combo. The crumbly shell, pistachio cream, and actual pistachios went nicely with the lightly tart and sweet raspberries. Complimentary water is available, dispensed from one of those motion-sensor water bottle fillers. It was clean, but not ice-cold like at their other locations. I was happy to see that it was busy here, unlike most of my visits to their now-shuttered Le Cafe Central. The decor also is the nicest of their locations, especially with the nearby outdoor patio just past the open doors giving a very homely feel. The overall design just feels the most congruous too, like they didn't have to expand the dining area or incorporate an oddly out-of-place bar. Le Cafe Du Sud is a good option for French sandwiches and pastries for this part of town, although it's not quite the best in town. Hopefully they do continue to succeed here since that neighborhood would feel much emptier without them.

Grisel S.

My all time favorite cafe. All of the food is amazing, decor is very elegant and beautiful. Beautiful patio as well. A good selection of sweet and savory items, but not an overwhelming menu at all. I have not been disappointed with anything I've tried. My staples are the croissant egg sandwich, the strawberry Nutella French toast or crepe with a side of vanilla gelato, and an iced mocha. I have just about tried every pastry as well and I truly recommend them all, but I love the tarts! The quality of the food is high and it all always tastes fresh. Everything in the cafe feels very well thought out. My partner and I look forward to our weekly visits. We wish staff would acknowledge the regulars a bit more, but everyone is always kind nonetheless. Highly recommend this cafe, specifically this location!

Tuna Melt - Sandwiches
Falysa E.

The food was good, and the tuna sandwich and cappuccino were both enjoyable. That said, $27 before tip feels a little pricey for a tuna sandwich and a cappuccino. The manager (I'm assuming he was the manager based on how he was dressed) was very welcoming, friendly, and attentive. He really stood out and made us feel welcomed. The other employees, however, didn't have quite the same energy. They all seemed like they could've used a cup of coffee themselves. Overall, good food and a nice atmosphere, but I think the price is a little high for what you get.

Top right moving clockwise: chocolate chip cookie, almond croissant, chocolate croissant, cinnamon roll, almond peach pastry
Mark H.

Most pastries were just ok but priced higher than better places in town. Cinnamon roll, in particular, was unique but not for me; the roll itself had a croissant texture to it while the frosting on top was a tart cream cheese frosting which I was impartial to as opposed to a traditional glaze. Restaurant space itself was very well decorated and staff was friendly, but will prioritize going to other French pastries in town despite their close proximity to me.

So many pastries!
Alex P.

I've passed by this establishment a thousand times and kept telling myself "I'll have to try that place" and I finally got around to it. The inside is not what it would seem from the outside. It's the cutest, it feels like I'm in a fancy cafe in Europe and the entire one side is open to a green terrace. I'm so excited to bring my mom and daughter here for a girls' day because they would love it too. I ordered a Pain Au Chocolat (can't go wrong) and a Benedict Smoked Salmon. Both equally scrumptious and I waited less than 5 minutes for my order!

Marie F.

Le Cafe DS was such a lovely little find! I stopped by for a sandwich and was pleasantly surprised. The bread was perfectly toasted, the ingredients tasted fresh, and the side salad was a nice touch. I also appreciated the little details, including the sauce and seasoning on the side. The food was beautifully packaged to go and still tasted great. The coffee was okay and served on a very tiny cup lol If you're looking for a cozy local spot for a fresh sandwich, or a casual bite, this is worth checking out if close by

Cute atmosphere and our table with a friend
Caitlyn M.

My friend and I showed up thirty minutes before close. They did not rush us, were very patient. Normally we do not do this, but we were from out of town and heard of this French bakery/coffee shop and really wanted to try. It was amazing! A must try and beautiful atmosphere! We tried the almond/chocolate croissant, chocolate twist, pistachio/tiramisu latte, London Fog, hot chocolate, and a plain croissant. Everything was fabulous! Almond/chocolate croissant was so good, I bought another and they threw one in for free!

tiramisu latte
Adriana H.

cute french cafê in SoHi....sunny patio with comfy outdoor seating...or you can sit inside. tiramisu latte for me and hazelnut latte for the hubby. not sure why we haven't been here before, but don't be out last time here. merci beaucoup.

Crepes- plain version
Ray D.

The ambiance is elegant and warm. The food is delicious with top notch service. I had the salmon toast and my friend had the avocado toast and both were delicious and when I go back I can't wait to try the other food items.

Banana Nutella Crepe
Christina K.

When you walk into this cafe, everything in the case looks delicious. There's a lot of pastries in the case and you literally would love to say, "One of each please!". But, of course that's just too much! I was really just looking for a snack and coffee on this day. I ordered a regular coffee and a banana nutella crepe. I took a seat at a table with my number and the coffee came out shortly. However, I was disappointed that the coffee (for a cafe) was not even close to being hot. That was a bummer. It was luke warm at best. I brought it back and they made a new one that, when served, was actually steaming. I wished that the initial pour - they would have thought to rebrew since it was clearly not hot. The second cup of coffee was good. The banana nutella crepe came out soon after. Some crepe places put the ingredients inside with drizzle on top. This cafe places all ingredients on top of the crepe. Overall, the taste was good, but my personal preference after trying this one is to have the ingredients inside the crepe. Again - personal preference here! The crepe size is as you would expect - quite large and nicely folded. The banana on top was fresh and the nutella drizzle is always yum.

Cucumber Sandwich ($15), Turkey Melt ($16), Cinnamon Roll croissant ($5), and Cheese Danish ($4).
Ame G.

Such a delightful visit with DELIGHTFUL FOOD! I am always on the lookout for comfortable cafes with dog friendly patios and Le Cafe Du Sud drew us in. The weather, atmosphere, and food were all perfect. For lunch, we enjoyed the Cucumber Sandwich ($15), Turkey Melt ($16), Cinnamon Roll croissant ($5), and Cheese Danish ($4). Everything was flavorful and very filling. Just a heads-up for the Cucumber Sandwich - on the menu it states it comes with pepperoncinis, but when I took my first bite and saw the peppers, I am near certain they were actually pickled jalapeños and were VERY spicy. Not one who handles spice very well, I just removed them from the sandwich and still quite enjoyed it. The Turkey Melt and pastries were AMAZING as well. Service was friendly and efficient and the dog friendly patio was wonderful and comfortable. This cafe offers counter service with your order being delivered to your table. We visited on a Friday just before 1pm and it was not too crowded and very comfortable. A very wonderful first visit and we look forward to returning again and again.

Ron R.

This is such a delightful café in the Southern Highlands area! From my photos, you can tell the restaurant is beautifully put together and a really joyful place to spend time. It's the kind of spot you actually want to linger in. Service is a bit slow -- but in a relaxed, European café kind of way. You order at the counter, and your hot food is brought out to you. I recently learned they've been dealing with some staffing issues, which probably explains the slower pace, but honestly... it's worth the wait. Because WOW!!! -- the food is amazing. Can you tell I'm a fan. LOL The pastries are truly next level, and you'll be hard-pressed to find better anywhere nearby. Do yourself a favor and get the almond croissant. You will not regret it.

Croissant egg sandwich
Sin K.

We ordered food to go from here on a Monday afternoon and were happy with our order. We had 2 croissant egg sandwiches and shared a sausage roll. The croissants were perfect...nice and crispy on the outside and soft inside. They had a good size egg omelet, a generous portion of ham, swiss cheese, and tomato. The sausage roll had a crispy pastry crust as well and the sausage itself had a nice spicy flavor. The cafe is located on Southern Highlands. We hope to dine in next time and try out their coffee drinks!

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9.0 mi•The Strip
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Goodbye old friend! I know there isn't much use of writing this, as they will be permanently…read moreclosing in a couple weeks, but I wanted to rave about them one last time! The dishes they create have been some of the best dishes I have ever had in my life. It is such a shame that I will never experience them again!! My friend is vegetarian and the dishes they made especially for her, like the pesto pasta, was out of this world. We even had to order it again because it was just that good! I have had creme brulee at so many different places, but this was by far, the best creme brulee of my life! Another reason to be sad, haha! The service was out of this world as usual and it will be so sad that we will never get to dine here again and see those wonderful people who make the experience so wonderful. I will definitely miss this beautiful and uniquely decorated restaurant!!

We read that they were closing Le Cirque at the end of August so the wife and I agreed that we…read moreneeded to dine at this iconic spot. Made reservations for a Saturday night at 7pm. From the moment you arrive they make you feel welcome and special - the captains and servers are constantly checking in and ensuring you have everything you need. This is truly an intimate and unique place and I'm sad they're going away. We each ordered the four-course "choose your own adventure" menu and every item was excellent. Super fresh seafood enhanced with delicate flavors. My wife had forewarned our server from the get go that she's very picky and not at all adventurous (she's team chicken breast all the way lol). He replied no problem and they proceeded to customize each course to remove any and all "offensive" items (i.e. truffles, mushrooms, seafood, anything with flavor etc.). I especially loved the loup de mer served over a Pinot noir reduction as well as the wagyu filet. The desserts are all delicious and they provide a complete petit fours tower at the end of the meal as well. Dinner for two came to $721 before tax and tip - obviously this is a special occasion restaurant but if you have the means and can make it out there before they close I highly recommend it. That total included a four-course wine pairing for me as well as two pre-dinner cocktails.

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Le Cirque - Cute monkey plates

Cute monkey plates

Le Cirque - Cool ceiling decor

Cool ceiling decor

Le Cirque - Really good dessert in a coconut shell

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Really good dessert in a coconut shell

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