Sorelle

Great real sandwiches made with quality and very fresh foods. Service was excellent and fast. Outdoor seating, clean, upscale and easy on the wallet. Such a novel idea to keep repeat customers. I recommerb Sorelle for a bite to eat on lunch break to a stroll with the family going through town. Win/win!!

Cute cafe right by Seaport, the Financial District, and Chinatown! They serve beverages, pastries, and actual food! Big and small bites! I went in on a Monday around noon and there no wait and the service was quick! Happy to share that the hot and iced beverages are roughly the same price! At least for matcha lattes, which is what I got -- a small, iced matcha latte with oat milk. I didn't mention sweetener and I'm not sure if they put it in but it was yummy! $5.62 after tax for a small. It's been a personal goal to check out different cafes in Boston and this one was pretty good for what I got. Not sure if I'd dive into anything else but it's good to know that the matcha lattes are good :)

Cool little location nestled in the heart off the seaport. I had a bagel that had a little more to be desired but the overall quality was there.I did a full review specifically on the bagel if you want to check it out:https://youtu.be/tIRKtrndjQM

There are three Sorelle's in the vicinity, so be sure you're getting the right one. We stopped into the one on Congress near the Federal Reserve building for breakfast today. It's a small place and it was busy this morning!Ordering at the counter and our breakfast sandwiches were prepared to order. Mom and I both got salmon bagels, getting the last of their "everything." The bagels were okay, different than what I was expecting. These seemed more baked than boiled and baked as a bagel should be. Still tasty and the cream cheese, salmon, onion and tomato were good.Coffee was rich and extremely hot. Wowzer!

Stopped for a quick iced coffee after an ICA visit. Crew wasn't too sociable but coffee was good.

A cute little coffee shop for a quick snack or bite to eat. I was in the city for a day of job interviews and had a few hours to kill. I ordered the caprese sandwich and it did not disappoint! Ingredients were fresh and flavorful, and the wait was not long. The best part was that it was relatively affordable for a filling meal-- food in this area can get pricey!I sat at the window to charge my phone and finish some paperwork, and I didn't feel unwelcome staying for a few hours even though I'd already finished eating. Next time, I'd definitely like to try their coffee or pastries.Thanks, Sorelle!

We came here twice while in Boston. The guy behind the counter is By himself and is incredibly fast and on point. We had coffees and a breakfast sandwich. If you want a quick bite come here!

Upon arriving in Boston in the early afternoon, my two friends and I were looking for a cute little coffee shop that was relatively close to South Station. We ended up decided on Sorelle and made our way there with the superior mapping app: Google Maps.I ordered a caramel latte and a prosciutto panini. The panini was delicious, albeit the prosciutto was on the saltier side. Nevertheless, it still hit the spot.A lot of the reviews on here talk about how the service was really bad. It's strange because I had a great experience! The two young workers were chatty, funny, and quick to get things done. Maybe it's because we seemed to be around the same age as them (college student age), but there was not a single thing wrong with our experience there.Sorelle had wifi, outlets, and a clean and modern vibe to the place. The only thing I would suggest is to add larger tables with more seating so more than two people can sit together without feeling cramped.

The vibe is nice, the staff is friendly, but the food is though, certified basura. So much potential and in a great location.

Everyone here is super kind and hardworking!!! I've always been welcomed with a smile and service is fast, not their fault it's busy!