Miss Lucille's Cafe

We have eaten here just a couple times and while it is on the pricier side, the food is great! The nachos are always on point and the tomato basil soup and chicken salad sandwich this visit was perfect. The wait does take a bit longer than usual on the weekends, only because everyone wants to eat and shop. It was about $40 for the nachos, the soup and sandwich. Not bad for good food, but again, not the cheapest. The cafe itself has vast seating and a lot of family style tables. Even on a busy day you can still find a place to sit and enjoy the meal.

This salad was so good! It was the Picky Eunice or something.

The southwest steak and potato soup wasn't great. I thought it was gonna be a creamy soup. But if you don't mind that it's more like a stew and has a bit of kick, you might like it.

It's a cute place, and everyone was nice. They were open on MLK Day, and the line stayed pretty long from around noon to 1. But they were still pretty fast.

It's such a nice place to look around at all the cute booths. We enjoyed meeting up there for a girls day out!

A M A Z I N G place! I got the mockingbird latte iced and it was delicious! The barista was super sweet and very knowledgeable about all of the options. She helped me find the perfect drink for my individual taste. I also found a TON of cute fall clothes for great prices! The little shops in Lucietta’s have a myriad of options. GET HERE!

The Reuben is fabulous! If you’re not sure what to get, get this! I’ve been coming here for years and it’s my favorite. I substitute the side of chips for the soup of the day (this was tomato basil), it’s an upcharge but totally worth it.

The cafe is inside a giant antique store connected to a coffee shop, so it’s a great place to spend an hour or two.

We’ve lived near this place for just over a year and we finally stopped in to try it out and we were not disappointed.

My hubby got the brisket sliders and I got the poppin grilled cheese, which I can’t seem to find online. Both were delicious but the grilled cheese was out of this world. It had 3 different cheeses, one of which was cream cheese, with jalapeños, avocado, and bacon. Both orders came with chips.

Afterward we walked off our lunch window shopping through the vintage market.

We can’t wait to come back.

I’ve been doing bbq for around 4 years now. Super picky, especially when it comes to brisket. Lived here for over 15 years. By far the best brisket(tacos) I have had in town. Really blown away.

Our first time at Miss Lucille's and we were not disappointed! We ordered the Reuben and Cuban panini. I love that the sauerkraut was between the corned beef and didn't make the bread mushy. Will definitely be back!

Strawberry Basil Mimosa and Brisket Pimento Melt were great! I wish I could’ve had fried onions sprinkled on it but not for a $2.00 up charge?!? That’s insane. $2.00 can get me an entire bag from the store.

I've eaten at Miss Lucille's twice with my sister and both times we ordered the Ruben Sandwich and a salad to split.

The Ruben is delicious as I suspect their other sandwiches are as well. I will happily return for a sandwich here. Their customer service is lovely, and the patio outback is quite pleasant. This is why I give the 3 stars.

However, I will never order a salad here again and wouldn't recommend anyone order one. I'd give them 0 stars for their salads. For $12+, all you get is a big plate of lettuce with a teaspoon (if that) of any toppings. We ordered the chopped salad today. Not a chopped salad. It was a plate of lettuce with (maybe) a teaspoon each of tomato, avocado, bacon and feta cheese. And the dressing that came with it was just sweet, purple goo. Awful, to say the least.

Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. There won't be a third with any salad at Miss Lucille's Cafe.

Ordered the Yummy yummy bowl & my tastebuds!! Literally, it was so delicious! Also, walked around the marketplace afterwards which is also beautiful!