Soho Cafe

Good food. Good prices. Great portion sizes. Let’s break it down.
Food — The food was awesome. I got the baked pasta and my husband a Stromboli. Both were delicious. The portions were huge and I was able to take some home so essentially I got two meals for the price of one. There isn’t too much to say except that I left feeling happily full with great food in my belly. The sauce on my pasta tasted nice and fresh, the cheese was perfect, and the meatballs were the perfect compliment.
Service — No complaints. There were two guys doing their job. They were nice, took our order, completed it without any complications and made us some amazing food. I can’t complain.
Price — The price was great. Not too expensive and the food is enough that you will probably take some home.
Overall, short and sweet this is a great place to grab a bite to eat when you are looking for quality food without frills. The atmosphere is very casual and friendly. A nice place to grab a bite with a friend and sit and talk. I would recommend this to anyone!

If you’ve had a couple drinks in uptown late into the evening and you want to soak up some of that booze you will find big slices of New York style pizza/​Stromboli and or Gyro and if you’re not interested in waiting in the nine mile line for the uptown diner this is definitely a solid choice for your late night snacky.
I highly recommend the Stromboli!

One of my favorite places in uptown to get a nice East Coast style pizza and stromboli…

Good cheap food. Don’t expect any kind of infusions here. It’s straight up and simple. But very good and well worth the price.

These guys are great! Love the cozy, casual feel of the place — its got character (everything from the old school ATM to the handwritten prices to the vintage photos on the wall). Pizza is always fresh, diverse and delicious — great crispy crust. Owner and co. are friendly, unpretentious and make you feel like they are genuinely appreciative of your business. Highly recommend.

Yessss! I was randomly brought here for lunch and will be back. The spaghetti tasted surprisingly authentic and I was happy. The gyro combo was huge and honestly could feed three. Service was fast and polite. Great little joint. Happy I discovered.

The pastas are tossed in seasoned olive oil before being dressed with sauce and that makes all the difference! The stromboli with marinara dipping sauce is always on point! The gyro sandwich and pizzas are just okay. But I’m usually going for the spaghetti or the stromboli when I go here and they always hit the spot.

Great gyros, fairly fast service, disappointing calamari; was overcooked and lacked substantial flavor.

I’ve been walking past the place for ten years and never bothered to try it till today. When we walked in, the staff was friendly but the prices seemed a bit steep. That is, until I tasted the food. We got the Manhattan Stromboli and it was amazing! The sauce they give you is to die for when paring with the Stromboli and the balaclava was out of this world! We will definitely be stoping back!

I think we have become addicted to this place. The Egyptian crew who run this business are very friendly (at least to me who am from same region). Feel free to ask for samples of their stromboli however they are all awesome. They are also so generous filling their strombolis and topping their pizzas.

Craving a late night pizza and/​or gyro?
Fits the bill perfectly.
Nice guys who hustle when it’s crowded. They’ll get you in n’ out quickly.
The gyro is strong. Pizza… gets you where you wanna be.

This place is a great place to go especially after a night of drinking it is open late! Gyro was very delicious and pizza was great! Staff is kind and place is a little small but food was. Good.

I really like the food here, especially the calzones. It’s open really late and is generally pretty empty. I have a hard time getting friends to try this place with me because it looks a bit gross and unappetizing. They have so many options and make decent food, but could use a bit of a face lift.

Absolutely fell in love with this little place. The food is exploding with good taste, it’s a quaint little area by uptown. The bus stop and parking make it a very convenient location. The food prices are reasonably cheap, most under $ 10. I had the Manhattan stromboli and it was delicious. No pork which was an added bonus!

Admittedly, most of my visits to Soho Café have occurred after 2 AM following a night of moderate to heavy drinking and sweaty breakdancing. But that was years ago… Now-​a-​days, I don’t go out that much anymore, and I haven’t stopped by Soho in a minute.
Until a couple days ago…
While doing several loads of laundry at neighboring Rainbow Laundromat, I finally had the opportunity to taste their food while sober and before the midnight hour.
Food: Overall, Soho’s assortment of savory eats is solid. I especially enjoy their big-​as-​your-​head pizza slices and lamb-​luscious gyros that will stick to your insides of your stomach.
Service: They do there job. However, I’ve seen them overcharge drunken folks before, (including myself), so make sure you know how much you’re paying.
Prices: Reasonable.
Soho provides solid food at decent prices, but I don’t think it’s worth going out of your way to eat there.
If I lived closer, I would probably visit more often.

On a recent visit to Minneapolis, I stopped-​in for a slice of pizza. Overall, very nice staff, timely and good food. Not the nicest interior décor, but very similar to a New York pizza joint. If you’re looking for a slice of pizza, salad, gyro, etc. on the go, would highly recommend checking this place out. Pricing is very reasonable too.

Came here on a Sunday a month or two ago. Had the gyro sandwich. Not bad, have had better. Service was good but slow… took over 10 minutes for my order to come out. I do like they are open until 3 am but have have only been there once in 4 years of living nearby so not sure I will make a regular spot

Terrible Tabouli. All parsley, almost no bulgur. Way too much lemon, couldn’t make out any other flavors besides lemon and parsley. Also the picture on bitesquad totally showed it coming pita bread, no bread.
Two bites and decided to go out for lunch.
It gets two stars cause I had the falafel there once before at it was ok.
I’ll stick with Holy Land.

We’re frequent flyers to this establishment. The food is always quick, hot and delicious. Great option if you want a quick bite for lunch or quick meal after bar close.
I really like this place because they aren’t stingy with the veggies on your Gyro or Falafal sandwich. Other places heap on the meat and skimp out on the lettuce, tomatoes and red onions. I like a little more toppings with my Gyro thank you very much!
Suggestion: don’t park in their private lot, park on the street. If you leave the premises, there is a chance that you might get booted. The laundromat next to Soho watches that lot like a hawk. You’ve been warned.

I’ve driven by this place a 100 times and have always wondered what the pizza was like. I didn’t know they had Gryos… that needs to be on a sign!
Good gyro. Came as a platter though so I had to build it myself, not the end of the world but I do kind of like it when it’s all constructed for me. The whole platter was very good, very fresh vegetables and a really nice homemade Taziki (DA white guy spelling) sauce.
Only thing I didn’t like was the cheap plastic utensils. I get it, a big part of your business is the after-​hour drunks but man spring for something better so I don’t feel that way at noon.
KT