Le Cafe Du Sud

Finally checked out this little French cafe in Southern Highlands! Le Cafe Du Sud is part of Le Cafe Du Vegas, which includes Le Cafe Du Val in Henderson.Kyle and I went on a late Sunday morning. He doesn't wake up until around noon on the weekends and he doesn't eat breakfast like 99% of the time, so I kinda had to force him to wake up earlier than expected so that we could go to this place. His parents' neighborhood is also just around the corner from here, about a two minute drive away.He didn't feel like dining in (obviously it was really busy for a Sunday morning), so we decided to take our food back with us. They have a really nice outdoor patio, however, so once the weather warms up a bit over the next few months, I want to come back and dine in on their patio. It's also very dog friendly, so bring your doggos with you!While waiting in line to order, I took a look at their fruity tarts on display. They looked really mouthwatering and delicious and I wish I ordered one with my sandwich. I ordered a tuna melt for myself and Kyle ordered a turkey melt. And since I'm a big coffee lover, I also ordered a cafe au lait. The hilarious part here was that we almost left the place without my coffee. We were walking back to my car with the food when I realized that I was missing something. That something was the cafe au lait and I immediately rushed back inside. I was really lucky that I noticed this before leaving. Both sandwiches were excellent! The Cafe au lait was also good but I had to add a bit of sugar in it on my end to level up the sweetness. It was also scalding hot, so I had to wait for it to cool down before drinking it all the way through. Again, I definitely want to come back here and dine in, maybe at a later time when it's not too busy and when it gets warmer outside.

Charming with a lively vibe. Customer service was pleasant, but slow to deliver the food. Beverages arrived within a reasonable time. The cappuccino and latté were good. Then we waited a considerable amount of time for the food we ordered. Even with we were slowly sipping at our beverages, I was almost done with my cappuccino by the time my breakfast croissant was delivered (with no silverware).Food was delivered without silverware. It was not finger food, and I had to ask for silverware. The first food item was brought to our table and then at least 5 minutes past before the other food item was delivered.My food was getting cold trying to wait for the other entrée [a galette] so that we could eat together, so I slowly ate my food. Even eating slowly, I was about halfway done with my breakfast croissant when the other entrée was finally delivered. Despite the delay with food delivery, it was still an enjoyable experience with minor dissatisfaction.

Service was good but it's also a Monday afternoon. Cute place nice decor and clean.Prices were slightly above average although the portion size and taste were both good.Easy parking although they do not offer WiFi.

I have been here a few times. The service is great, you order at the counter and they give you a number and bring the food out to you. The decor is beautiful just like a French Café in Paris. They have outdoor seating and this time we sat outside.we had a vanilla latte, strawberry, Nutella crêpe, and a cinnamon roll. Everything was delicious, the whipped cream was fresh. The cinnamon roll was so delicious and I highly recommend it. It was almost like across between a croissant and a cinnamon roll, but definitely worth trying. We are regulars here and we will definitely be back.

A fantastic cafe and bakery located in Southern Highlands, Le Cafe Du Sud has a variety of pastry, sandwich and salad options. I recently had their butter lettuce salad, which is fairly simple (butter lettuce, orange slivers, goat cheese, avocado and pistachio) but delicious. The peach tart wasn't what I expected - I enjoyed the peaches and the crust, but the filling was a bit bland and dry. I would skip this next time. At prior visits, I've had their crepe which I would order again.The interior of the restaurant is cute and cozy. Prices are on the higher side (for example my salad was $15 with no protein). Service was quick and friendly.

Cute french cafe with so many cute pastries for display and items you can buy, but that's about it. Service was horrible and the food was just okay. We arrived with a party of 4 and told the cashier we were dining in. Our food did not come out all at once, or any order at all. My hubs got his food first, and they brought me a turkey melt, which I did not order. About 10-15 mins later my order arrived. Shortly a few minutes later, our friend's order arrived, but they packaged it to go, then my other friend's order arrived maybe about another 10-15 minutes later also in a to go box. Now in between getting our orders at different times and so much time apart, we could not eat all at once, and had we waited for everyone's food to arrive, our food would have been cold. Not to mention we told the servers we were dining in and our friends had to eat out of the to go box, which was kind of difficult due to the type of to go box it was in. My hubs had to get up and ask staff to bring plates. I ordered the savory foie gras french toast, which is supposed to come with arugula, but there was no bit of arugula included with my order. The foie gras french toast was just okay. The bread that the foie gras was on was huge, and it appeared that there was more bread than foie gras and the fixings it came with. Prices were ridiculous for the subpar food. Overall, not pleased and the staff needs to be more organized and do better with orders.

I've been wanting to come here and today was the day. Really cute space and although I have never been to France, it had that vibe. Ordered a few items and they were delicious: the only part that I didn't like was that everything came out separately. We all ate at different times. The food was delicious but the Banana Foster French toast was a bit of a disappointment. It wasn't really banana foster as we expected. It was good, but the bananas were just there to call it banana foster. They weren't caramelized or anything special. For the price of the dish I would expect that Banana Foster taste. I would just get the plain French toast next time. You're not missing anything by not getting the banana one. The latte was delicious, but just warm not hot at all. Overall good food and goodService.

The cafe was so cute! I love the aesthetic, the mirrors and my favorite was the columns outside. Everything was really good, I just wish I could try more. I ordered the tuna melt and it was shockingly good, the bread pudding was soo so yummy. I did try their matcha latte and it was not good at all, it didnt taste like matcha at all :( I'm not sure if I just got a bad latte but I wouldn't recommend it at all. Overall the experience was nice and I would go back and try more stuff

The foods here tasted excellent! Prices were reasonable considering the portion and quality. We ordered a short rib sandwich and a smoked salmon French toast. Both were great but the short rib sandwiches is one of the best sandwiches I have ever had. Both food and the cafe were beautiful and very photogenic. Very recommended! There were only 2 servers during the weekday lunch hour so the services could be slow. But we got our foods right on time with no delays.

I've been here a few times. Service is always quick when ordering however, it takes a bit to get your food. Granted, I dined here on the weekends so it's always busy. Food:Tuba MeltCaprese Sandwich Prosciutto Sandwhich Crack Truffle Potato Chips- Lol. Really good. The tuna melt is always a hit. Between the caprese and prosciutto, I'd order the caprese again. The bread is just too hard for me on both sandwiches though. A great spot for brunch so I'd return as often as I can.