Thoroughly enjoyable food and atmosphere. We can't actually speak to eating in the dining room as on each of the 5 or so visits we ate on the lovely patio. Friendly and knowledgeable servers and they are very upfront with the split plate charge and back of house service fee. Now, on to the food. The Double Blue pancakes are soooo good. As is the Vegetable Omelette and Cinnamon Roll French Toast. The Mediterranean Salad and the Yucca Croquettes for lunch. I don't like brussel sprouts but friends raved about the brussel sprout Caesar. Personally I could have eaten the risotto all night.

We've been here before, and it's one of our "go to a nice restaurant" staples. Friendly service, good drinks, tasty food, and a pleasant atmosphere.

Cafe Terracotta is located in downtown Littleton in a historic Victorian house. Their menu is classic American fare elevated in a unique way. Dinner is served every night every night 4:30pm to 9pm. I highly recommend the Falafel, Brussels Sprout Caesar Salad, Scallops, & Carrot Cake. Our server Monica and Chef Miles took fabulous care of us - our dinner was fantastic, and service was lovely & attentive all around. The space was intimate & warm - reservations highly recommended. We started the meal with two mocktails - both were great. The House mocktail was made with seedlip botanic infusion, honey syrup, lime, and hibiscus ginger. The Falafel was made with celery root hummus, grilled pita, compressed cucumber, tzatziki, & aleppo oil. The Falafel blew us away and we can see why it's a favorite at Care Terracotta. The perfectly golden-brown falafel was crisp on the outside & soft inside, bursting with savory chickpea flavor. The hummus & tzatziki added a creamy balance to the dish while the cucumber added a fabulous snap & zing of briny flavor. The Brussel Sprout Caesar Salad was made with shredded brussels & romaine, grated parmesan, crispy brussels leaves, dried cranberries, & Caesar dressing. This salad had a fantastic mix of textures (and the flavors were equally exciting) - I loved the the crispiness of the Brussels sprouts against the sweet chew of the dried cranberries. The Burrata was made with grilled sourdough, frisee, & balsamic tomato jam. The burrata was milky & smooth on the crisp, chewy bread. The Scallops were perfectly cooked & served with braised cannellini beans, house-smoked bacon, swiss chard, & parsley. The scallops were tender and had good bounce with a melt-in-your-mouth texture. The bacon added a hint of smokey sweetness to each bite. The Parisian Gnocchi was made with Italian sausage, Tuscan kale, lemon zest, & grated parmesan. This dish was rich & indulgent. The gnocchi were velvety & the sausage added a savory flavor with a hint of spice. The parmesan added a sharp salty & nutty flavor. The 10oz New York Strip was served with crispy beef tallow potatoes, buttered haricot verts, and cognac & peppercorn steak sauce. This was a nice robust piece of meat. For dessert, Carrot Cake (& this is the best carrot cake I've had in Colorado!). The sweetness & warm spices of the cake blended perfectly with the cool cream cheese frosting. My mouth is watering just thinking about it now.

Visited Cafe Terracotta recently for the first time. It's a super cute location in downtown Littleton. I loved the inside and outside seating options. You feel like you're in Europe when you sit outside. It has a beautiful garden feel! Food was great. Things were seasoned well and tasty. I can't give it a 5/5 in terms of food because I've had better dishes, but it's definitely a solid 4/5. In terms of service, our waiter was a little quirky and tried to guess our order. I found that approach a bit odd. But it's a fun place to go with friends or family so I would go back in the future for sure.

Enjoyed a fabulous lunch with my sister in downtown Littleton. The staff were so friendly, especially our waiter Jesse. We drank iced tea and he gave us to go cups for the road! I had the chicken salad sandwich with homemade chips and my sister got the brisket grilled cheese on gluten free bread with fries. Everything was so delicious. Definitely recommend walking Main Street after filling up!

I met a friend here for lunch this summer. She recommended it, and I was a little early so went in and had a cup of coffee at the counter. The guy waiting on me was so friendly. When I asked about the menu, about the barbacoa, he gave me a taste. Later, when my friend arrived, we sat out on the front porch. I ordered huevos rancheros with barbacoa and she had a salad. My meal was very good but so large it could have fed at least two people. My friend's salad looked delicious (as did so many things on the menu.) I'm looking forward to coming back. TIP: I was unfamiliar with the area, so was a little surprised when my phone guided me through a residential section of town. The cafe is on a quiet street that has another restaurant and a real estate shop.

Although we had a reservation, we still had to wait twenty minutes for our table. The wait was worth it as the Mediterranean salad with Salmon, Tortilla Soup, Egg dish and marble rye bread was delicious. Due to the weather, we sat inside which was warm and cozy.

We like to take the Platt trail from Denver to this cute place on the weekends in the summer. The outdoor seating has been renovated into cute little private cabanas which makes it the best place to brunch as long as you don't get carried away and forget others may want to use your seats! I felt bad last visit because we did just that.... We were so comfortable that I feel we overstayed our welcome a touch when I saw all those waiting for a turn. The food and service are both always very good. We will definitely be back (and will pay better attention next time). :)