Cafe LeLe - (Near Colquitt, GA)

5 /5 Connie T: Cute cafe with the friendliest, helpful staff! BEST French dip Ive ever had! My husband had The Beast sandwich which was really good too. Finished off the meal with some salted caramel ice cream.

5 /5 Stacey Grider: Yummm is all I can say! Stopped in on our way to Destin and came along this cute little town and found this little hidden gem! Double shot Latte, a cold, dirty chai tea latte & chicken salad on a croissant with the bacon ranch pasta salad. Sat outside at a dining table that took me back to my grandmothers house and enjoyed talking to a local man who came over to feed one of the towns local expert foodies….a solid, dark, green eyed male kitty cat who hoodwinked us into giving him a few bites of our chicken salad and all of the bacon from our pasta salad. If we end up coming back this way, we will stop in again!

5 /5 Brooks Its “Daddio”: Howdy, folks! Dad here, reporting live from the heart of Colquitt, Georgia, where the sweet tea flows like dad jokes at a family reunion! Let me tell ya, Café Lele isn’t just a restaurant—it’s a dad-tastic experience that’ll make your taste buds do the cha-cha slide! Walking into Café Lele is like stepping into your grandma’s kitchen—if your grandma had a flair for Southern charm with a side of “fancy-ish” napkins. The walls are decked out in cozy, small-town vibes, and the staff greets you like you’re their long-lost cousin twice removed. I half-expected someone to offer me a recliner and a remote! The Food, Holy smokes, y’all! The menu’s got more flavor than my attempt at grilling (“charcoal briquettes are just pre-seasoning,” I always say). I ordered the Fried Green Tomato Stack—crispy, tangy, and stacked higher than my laundry pile on a lazy Sunday. The Shrimp & Grits? Creamier than my rendition of “Sweet Caroline” in the shower! And don’t get me started on the Pecan Pie—it’s so good, I considered adopting it. The portions were bigger than my pride after fixing the Wi-Fi without calling tech support. The staff here is friendlier than a golden retriever at a BBQ. Our server, bless her heart, laughed at my joke about the “egg-citing” omelet options. Its worth every penny—unlike that “As Seen on TV” salsa maker I bought last summer. If you’re in Colquitt, skip the gas station jerky and mosey on down to Café Lele. Just save room for dessert—unlike my golf swing, this place never misses the sweet spot! Signing off with a fist bump and a dad joke: Why did the chef quit Café Lele? …Because he couldn’t cut the mustard! (Ba-dum-tss!) Disclaimer: No actual dads were harmed in the making of this review. But several napkins were sacrificed to BBQ sauce.

4 /5 Rachel: Cute cafe/coffee spot. We stopped in on our way through to Florida. The Philly cheese stale hoagie was good, crisp bread and good flavor with veggies on the sandwich, good size I was full with that and chips. The club has 3 slices of bread which makes for a tall sandwich. The bacon Mac salad had a good flavor and perfect with the club sandwich. The menu needs some help, small print and missing items such as milkshake flavors. We would’ve order a milkshake but couldn’t find a list of flavors anywhere. The sides were hard to find and then listed on the wall by the register. The choices of food are all over the place which is confusing. The bathroom had a bucket with liquid and paper towels in it directly under the toilet paper holder and a rag draped over the top of the railing, I assume it’s used for cleaning. I would stop by again.

5 /5 Donna Sue Waller Roberts: The staff were cheerful, pleasant, willing and wanting to help and very accommodating for our group of 12. They allowed us to bring our own birthday cake... not all eateries do. They have specials and "regulars" are eager to recommend their favorites. Small, charming, casual. My lunch with drink was $12+tax+tip.