Belle’s Cafe

Belle’s is a homey sort of sandwich/​bakery shop located in a very not-​homey area.
I tend to avoid Williston unless I need something from one of the big box stores there. It’s become pretty much overrun by chain stores and not at all in a good way. But perhaps its a necessary evil and Williston is the place its located.
Belle’s is situated in a highly commercial, box-​store area, but walking in I felt as if it were a little shop owned by someone’s aunt or grandmother. I just ordered a simple sandwich, but it was good (good in the sense of typical sandwich offerings, nothing «local» or «home made» about it from what I could tell). There were a large variety of cookies that looked like something my grandmother might make (cookies with tons of M&Ms in them and chocolate chips — oversized cookies that looked sort of like something you might find at a high school bake sale or community event).
The older lady behind the counter was helpful and nice. I decided she was «Belle» even if perhaps she wasn’t.
A few patrons were sitting at the little tables enjoying their drink or sandwich.
If I had to spend time in this little block of Williston, other than going to the movie theater next door, I would choose Belle’s over all the other shops. I found it on Unilocal today when I was looking for a sandwich. I’m glad i did. I will return there next time I’m in the area and need lunch and don’t feel like quiche from Chef’s Corners.

Every time I eat here the workers are kind of rude, but the food is really good. It has a cute café feel, it just throws you off by the service.

Belle’s has changed ownership so many times over the years it’s hard to keep track. The quality of the food and service has ebbed and flowed dramatically. It’s really the only soup/​salad place in town (ignoring Quiznos here), so I still keep coming back. It’s a shame someone hasn’t knocked it out of the park with this place. Williston could really use a solid soup and sandwich place! (Yes there is Chef’s corner, but I’m thinking a simpler place. Many years ago there was one across the street from the library that had THE best bread and sandwiches. So sad it closed and has yet to be replaced with something as good.)

Went to Belle’s for lunch last week with a couple of co-​workers. I was really impressed! The food was good and everything tasted quite fresh. We all remarked at how wonderful the bread was. I had the egg salad, which came with a lovely variety of vegetables, and we chose to eat there. The food arrived pretty quickly and I found the service courteous and friendly.
The only things that knocked it down a star were the prices (HOLY PRICE CHECK!) and the pickles, actually. The later seemed more like a McD’s pickle versus some nice, crisp variety that you might typically find at a high-​end deli. Call me crazy but for what I paid, I’d love a better pickle to go along with that lovely sandwich.
Beyond that, we loved our lunch here and would gladly return.

HORRIBLE!!! They completely got my order wrong!!! I was supposed to get hummus and veggie on whole wheat bread. I got veggies that were ready for the compost on a wrap, no hummus. Had to go elsewhere to get something to eat!

Been there once, and it is nice, with a fine little menu. I’ve only had one sandwich, a «Cubano,» that uses Costco sliced turkey and ham, with pickle chips. It kinda sorta reminded me of a Cuban sandwich. All said, though, it’s a local shop in a mall-​like environment, and it’s good to have an alternative to chains and franchises. A little off the main drag, but worth trying to find.

I get lunch here during the week. The staff are friendly and the honey oat and whole wheat breads they use for their sandwiches are really fantastic.

Very good food and cute grandma’s kitchen type atmosphere. The breads are delicious, as well as the chocolate chip cookies! I had the belle’s chicken salad half sandwich with side Caesar salad. Sandwich was great, salad was average. My boyfriend had one of the daily specials… the turkey guacamole sandwich. It was superb! Would highly recommend this place.

Delicious sandwiches and soups!
The soups are homemade and divine, and I yearn for each time they make the Corn Chowder especially.
The sandwiches are on delicious, homemade, soft, flavorful breads and they stack the meats, cheeses and toppings, so you are getting a lot of food for the price.
They have higher-​end meat options such as maple-​smoked turkey and Monterrey jack cheese — the kinds you can’t find at a chain sub shop.
They always use fresh ingredients, and have daily specials, plus clever and delicious sandwich combinations named after celebrities.
Very bright, country-​chic interior.
One of the best sandwich shops I have encountered in the area.

I used to work at Belle’s Café during the 2008 – 2009 year. Since undergoing changes in management, the café has begun to lack its quality in food. When I worked there, I would look forward to eating lunch everyday, the bread is baked fresh every morning and delivered from Stewarts bakery, (try the Honey Oat), the dressings like Cranberry Compote and Honey Dijon were favorites among the staff and customers, and you cant forget about the baked goods! The chocolate chip cookie recipe (which I will not give away ;) is the simplest recipe but with an amazingly soft and good outcome! Also the French toast bake is an original recipe that you have to try with Maple Syrup and Whipped cream! Fresh coffee, cinnamon buns, croissants and cakes are all delivered fresh too, and one of my favorites that I still make today is the Chicken Curry… Great place, but this was all back in 2009.

since the kountry kart closed near my work I’ve been on the hunt for a place that serves breakfast sandwiches, and no, subway should not even considered a breakfast sandwich shop. a friend told me about this place and I finally stepped foot in here a couple months ago. first thing i noticed was the weird names for their sandwiches so my first order there was the breakfast sandwich on a bulk roll with sausage, cheddar, and fried egg. it doesn’t have the hash brown that kk one has but it’ll does the job. since then ive tried their cajon turkey and roast beef, all good! 4 stars for their freshness of food, décor, and friendly atmosphere.

Great wraps and sandwiches that are named after celebrities. Make sure you try each one until you find your favorite. Certainly a very different and creative sandwiches… not to mention very refreshing.

I can’t find a website for this little deli.
Very good sandwiches at a good price. It can be hard to find parking nearby. They deliver to my work all the time for meetings and conferences. Every delivery order requires a delivery surcharge, even if another order is already headed to the same place. They have wraps, sandwiches, flatbread, baguettes, desserts, soups, fresh veggies on and in everything.