"...The former
Charles Louthan house has been restored and Café Terracotta is a
booming business and neighborhood gathering spot. The Littleton
City Council approved the Main Street Historic District in June
2005, and restoration of the Louthan House is in step with
measures to keep the city's past alive...
The cafe's location, 5649 S. Curtice St., just a half-block off
historic Main Street, draws shoppers, nearby merchants, city
workers and Littleton residents..."
--Kieran Nicholson, Denver
Post - November 2006
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"Enter this divine Old
Victorian House and warmth and charm are everywhere. The room is
charming with comfortable seating, the open kitchen a treat to
see and the cases full of baked goods make you want to “eat
dessert first”...Exposed brick, nice lighting and a casual feel add to the scene.
The menu is contemporary and appealing to every
taste...Breakfast and lunch are very special here as well. With
very affordable prices, excellent food, and the warmest welcome,
Café Terracotta brings an exciting addition to the
neighborhood---and worth the drive from anywhere."
--GabbyGourmet
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"...The
menus for breakfast and lunch are good but relatively
straightforward, as one would expect at those times of day. In
the evening, though, Café Terracotta really pulls out the stops,
offering fare that goes far beyond what one normally finds in
the burbs...On
both occasions I’ve dined at Café Terracotta the service has
been exceptional. Their wine list is very affordable. And,
finally, parking is available in a lot behind the restaurant,
something which is not immediately obvious when you’re driving
around looking for street parking."
Warren Byrne, The Restaurant Show
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