I really love the food here and I've been here a lot of times. The consistency of the items on the menu is good along with good service. The ambience is okay but the food here makes up for it. Overall I would recommend this place.

I was in the mood for big, bold flavors. I will get those flavors next time I go. I ordered medium spice (3+ out of 5), but it wasn't very spicy at all. Maybe it is due to the location near the college campus, but I have ordered medium spice at other Thai restaurants and the dish has made me sweat. That said, the Massaman Curry was delicious, especially after I added some chili oil. My son had Drunken Noodles and practically licked the plate clean. My other son had the Tom Yum Soup and loved it. I would recommend planning on appetizers or dessert as the portions are not huge. However, the price was appropriate. I usually have leftovers at Thai restaurants, but I ate every bite. In some ways, that is a good thing, but I love leftover curry and rice! The service was fast and friendly. We were there at the last hour they were open and we never felt rushed with our meal. I would definitely return to Cafe De' Bangkok.

Very friendly staff, quick service and great food! The mango and sticky rice is 12/10!

On this trip I had the chicken pad Thai, it was pretty good but it wasn't the best pad Thai I've had. The sauce seemed a little sticky rather than saucy so there was a texture issue for me. I was surprised to see the peanuts and the peppers on the side instead of sprinkled over it which made it a little cumbersome to evenly distribute it myself. The waitperson was attentive and informative and kept an eye on us during our meal.

A delicious hidden gem, right next to CSU. Serviced by what I assume to be college kids, we had a pleasant experience and were treated nicely. Crab Rangoon. They were ultra creamy and had just the right amount of crisp and crunch. Chicken Green Curry. I love a good green curry and this was good. However, the sauce was a little too liquidy and they were skimpy on the bell peppers. All in all, a great Thai spot to choose from in the area.

The staff is always friendly even when they are busy. They bus the tables quickly after customers have left. The decor is cozy without appearing cluttered. Our family's tastes varies so we always choose something vastly different from the menu and none of us have ever been disappointed. You cannot go wrong here. From a curry, noodle, or rice dish it's all above average in preparation, presentation, and flavor.

My 1st time at this restaurant was a year ago while visiting the Fort Collins area. I really enjoy thai food and have tried various restaurants in a lot of different areas. This place is a hidden gem. My husband and I were traveling through Colorado again and had to stop for lunch. We had the pad se-ew and the northern style curry noodle (kao soi), for dessert we shared the mango sticky rice. Everything was cooked to perfect the chicken in the curry dish was so tender, the curry was flavorful and the spice was the perfect amount. I can't wait to visit again!

Btw a friend recently pointed out to me that there is a light switch in the bathroom that turns on additional light. Sorry I'm an idiot. And my top 3 recommendations are now Kua Noodle Penang Curry Eggplant with Thai basil

Great spot. They do dine in and it looked nice, but we got takeout. The chili fried rice was SO good! I got medium heat and it was the perfect spicy level. The fried tofu was excellent! I paid $1.50 for extra veggies and next time I won't do that. It seemed like a normal amount of veggies so I won't pay extra next time for (there was only one mushroom slice and one broccoli!) Otherwise the food was so so tasty! I also got the fried vegetable spring rolls! This will be my go-to Thai spot!