Sorelle Bakery & Cafe

Came across this coffee shop over the weekend. It was raining and I wanted a coffee.I was shocked at this coffee place size and it looked very clean. I ordered an iced decaf cappacino. Sorry to say it did not taste good. Tasted burnt or something. Not sure about their food though. The staff was nice and friendly.

My friends and I had been walking around all morning and afternoon, so we thought Sorelle was the perfect spot to grab a quick and refreshing drink. It's not too busy inside and there's a good amount of seating inside. There's also a good amount of sandwiches and pastries options along with coffee basics.GREEN AVOCADO SMOOTHIE - 6.75For Boston, the smoothies here are pretty cheap. I liked that they use almond milk for their smoothies since it makes it less thick (which is what I needed this afternoon) This smoothie did its job well - it's not sweet (which was good for me) and it was cold and refreshing. They freeze their ingredients the night before (you also can't modify the ingredients if you don't want something) and there's no added sugar. It definitely tasted very healthy which was much needed since my friends and I have spent the whole day eating.

Finally tried this cafe at seaport. It is a good alternative if you don't want to wait in line for Tatte. The food is all takeout - even if you dine in. Their sandwiches are HUGE and well worth the money. They have the basics of a cafe. Definitely recommend if you're looking for a quick bite.

The oatmeal raisin cookie is fine. The iced coffee - if you want cold brew, they have bottled Fazenda in the cooler (again, this is a coffee shop) - is good. The wifi doesn't work well. Lots of window seating. It's... fine.The biggest irk? At 5:10p, all the outdoor seating was piled away, the trash cans were pulled to the middle of the small interior, with full bags replaced and left next to active seating, the mop and bucket were being used to literally clean the floor around my feet, all the baked goods were wrapped and stashed, and the dairy had been pulled from the floor. Sorelle's posted hours have them closing at 6:00p. Which they did. Lights off and patrons kicked out at six on the dot.Look, I'm all about expediting side work, but you have customers leaving their employ, wanting a little caffeine kick, and you're vibing out an "open but not really" atmosphere nearly an hour before closing. This sort of race to the finish is extremely off-putting, and left a bitter taste with in my mouth. Which is coffee's job, not the coffee shop.

I needed a snack and this was in a perfect location. That is about the only major perk. I opted for a bottle of cold coffee and the cashier was kind enough to pour it into a cup over ice. It seemed like we were imposing on them. The wifey ordered a caramel apple cider. The barista seemed like she wasn't interested in making it. The wife did say it was good however and had plenty of caramel. We ordered snacks - the wifey had a brownie. She was bummed at the lack of flavor in the brownie itself. She said the chocolate chips on top were the saving grace. I ordered a fruit tart. This was the major upgrade of the event. There was so much fruit on top - blueberries and raspberries. Plenty of fruit for each bite. I wouldn't go out of my way to eat or drink here again but it did in a pinch.

Sorelle is my favorite place to grab all of my daily work needs. They have snacks, pastries, coffee and sandwiches. It is conveniently located near my job so that helps when I am in a rush. The staff are very nice and accommodating. My favorite item to order is the tuna melt pressed, absolutely delicious with Swiss and tomatoes. I also have my daily hazelnut caramel cold brew. Their pastries can be hit or miss. I do enjoy the carrot cake the most. Make sure you get them during the beginning of the week they seem to be freshest then. The blueberry muffin can be a bit dry as well and I LOVE blueberry muffins. Buyer beware. I do recommend them because of convenience, price, overall foods and the staff being so nice. Gabe is the manager and he's the best!

I went to this cafe recently for lunch. I was the first in line and there were about 10 people behind me. I ordered a cubano sandwich with a bag of chips. I waited for over 10 minutes. Everyone else behind me then ordered and got their food first. The staff then realized that my sandwich was still in the panini machine before giving it to me.The cubano sandwich consisted of pork, ham, swiss cheese, pickles, mayo and mustard on ciabatta bread. One side of the sandwich was crunchy but the other side was still soft. The sandwich had a very thin slice of pork and ham. I hardly can even taste the mayo or mustard. It was not good at all. For $9.25, I can do better.

I work in the building connected to Sorelle. I'm all for spreading the love with trying to give people business. I ordered a breakfast sandwich which was ok .( Tatte a block up is much better) I also purchased orange juice and a banana which came to $11.60. I asked for a cup of water and the lady at the counter said the water would be a dollar. I know she had accent so I said excuse you. She had the nerve and audacity to repeat it. Yes $1.00 for a cup of water. LOL Needless to say I want be going back. And people wonder why stores are closing left and right. I can't make this _ hit up.

Got an iced latte and the caprese sandwich. The latte was super bitter and the sandwich was a little too vinegary and soggy. Food was overall sub par and not worth the cost. Workers were nice though, they have a bathroom, and there is a small bar where you can customize your coffee. Wouldn't come back.

My family and I were staying in Boston for the weekend and were looking for a quick bite to eat, and quick it was not. The staff was not only entirely uninterested, they were also slow, forgetful, and overwhelmed by the mere three customers in line. Each order out of the four of us had its own unique mishap. I ordered the Nutella banana toast in which the banana was mushy, brown, and unacceptable to be served for $7. The bagels were microwaved even though there was a perfectly good toaster right next to it. The "kale" Caesar salad was and iceberg shit show with one strand of soggy, old kale. The "three" ingredient avocado toast was a flavorless, bag spread, mushy avocado slop with only two out of the three toppings. The coffee and tea was suitable, but I would not recommend. If your in the seaport, please, I beg, walk the extra three feet to somewhere else.