Cafe Sorelli

Place is filthy. I stopped in the other day to pick up a sandwich. I was so grossed out by the amount of trash on the floor behind the counter. People handle food with bare hands and handle money. I will never go back there. Gross.

Decent sandwich shop with good chicken parm. Their pizza slices are giant (¼ of a pie), cheap and delicious.

I’m not going to leave you guys a bad review because I’m not a donut like that BUT (yep) here’s the deal:
Every time I get a wrap it becomes instantly undone; but like ¹⁰⁄₁₀ times. Not a joke, hire Mexicans to train your staff?
I ordered 2 soups: chilli and minestrone. I got two chillis; I have an open tooth right meow! It wasn’t even busy!
Choppity-​chop-​chop Let’s get our shit together and start paying attention yea? I want to be able to come back here or send someone here.
Otherwise great service.

Food is decent; staff are unfriendly, bordering on rude; no ambiance. Prob good as a convenient spot, but I wouldn’t recommend sitting down to eat. Disappointing.

Solid lunch spot. Good food, good service, good people. That is all.

CAFE SORELLI IS A GEM.
Great service — fast, nice people. Great prices. Great selection. I had a grilled gold fever chicken wrap (LOVE that they have low-​carb wraps) for around $ 6. Delicious.
I’m going back tomorrow and I can’t wait.

Best Italian sub I ever had! They keep their veggies extra fresh.

Huge selection. I got the vegetarian sandwich and was disappointed. The price was pretty high for the size, 6.50 or so for a pretty small size. Also they didn’t put much care into the preparation, there was a very large piece of mozzarella but two very small, thinly sliced tomato pieces and two small kinda of soggy pieces of basil. Overall it wasn’t worth the money. It may be worth another try, but I think that the quality/​quantity don’t justify the price of the meal I got.

Sorelli’s is a dynamite lunch spot, everything is fresh and from what I can tell homemade.
They’re known for their wraps which come in a large variety. My favorites are the Greek Chicken Wrap (made with fresh home breaded chicken) and the Steak Fajita wrap. Their pizza is also very good, and I have never been disappointed with their salads either.
Non-​chain resturants are a rarity in the Woburn commercial area… Sorelli’s is a diamond in the rough.

I work right down the street from Sorelli’s and visit often, especially in the warmer weather where I can sit on the patio. I’ve had a little bit of everything from the menu. The pizza is the definite winner. If you grab it by the slice be aware that one slice is massive. The salads, eh not the best. They have every kind imagineable, but I’ve always had a problem with them. Either I had undercooked chicken, weirdly cut up veggies, or lacking one of the main ingredients. My go to is a panini or chicken salad sub. I think their prices are reasonable ($ 7 for a small sub & bag of chips) and a few dollars for a slice and drink. Also, if you leave and don’t try one of their chocolate chip cookies then you’re crazy. I do not have a sweet tooth at all but the cookies are just that damn good.
The staff is always friendly and the service is quick. In the warmer months a lot of people linger at the outdoor tables. It is always busy around lunch with so many offices being close by, but it is totally worth checking out.

2.5 stars
I visited a friend today in the Woburn area and suggested Café Sorelli because I had spotted it on Unilocal.I was surprised to find out how casual it is– you just go to the counter and order from the deli and find your own seat among the 10 – 12 tables. It was very spacious, and we were 2 out the 5 customers that entered the café. The staff was friendly, and I got a cafeteria kind of feel from the experience. My friend ordered the Gold Fever Salad with grilled chicken ($ 6.79). She happened to buy the last salad (?!) in the place; so I ordered a small chicken salad sub on ciabatta bread ($ 5.79), which included tomatoes, lettuce, hot peppers, and pickles. I loved the fixings on my sub, and I thought that it tasted pretty good… nothing extraordinary, but I wasn’t disappointed. We also had two medium coffees, and I rather enjoyed the coffee with the large chocolate chip cookie we split. The chocolate chip cookie was delicious, and I left wishing for another cookie and the recipe.

I LOVE THIS PLACE! Amazing food, and great friendly people! I grab lunch here often, and I am always happy with the food and service. I love their salads, and their pizza. The gold fever salad is my all time favorite choice. Oh so good!!!
Always very clean and always fresh, I would recommend Café Sorelli to anyone!

Ah, the locally-​owned, neighborhood lunch spot. What you lack in ambiance, you make up for in convenience.
Café Sorelli is that place– anonymous gray tiles left over from the previous inhabitant of their awkwardly located office building, Au Bön Pain; gaggles of office guys and gals forming a haphazard line that extends into the wobbly tables of the dining area; legions of salad dressing packets, bags of oyster crackers and utensils for take-​out between the registers and pick-​up; sneeze guard extending the length of the line.
The menu is large– they offer varieties of pizza, salads, hot and cold subs, calzones, panini, soups and pasta dishes and a display case boasts fresh baked goods. One wall is lined with coolers filled mostly with Pepsi products. There’s even the option to dine al fresco, but you won’t get carried away to some far off place in your head very easily as dumptrucks and tractor trailers whiz by on New Boston Street.
Generally, the food leans toward quantity over quality– for example, the eggplant parmesan boasts a sub and a half’s worth of filling, but lacks much flavor and texture. Pizza slices are the equivalent of two anywhere else.
MVP: Hands down the pizza. There’s usually a cheese, meat and veggie pie at the ready for a quick reheat of slices during lunchtime. Like I said, portions are huge and the dough, sauce, cheese and toppings are all very good. The crust is just how I like it– bready and puffy.
LVP: The subs are hit or miss. Prices are high– they’re a dollar or so more than the Subway across the way. The lettuce in the salads needs to be washed more thoroughly during prep (I’ll spare you why I can tell the vegetables are poorly cleaned).
All in all, Café Sorelli is a solid lunch place if you need something quick and filling.

I have no idea why people gave this place a bad review. Café Sorelli is clean and the food is excellent. I had the «sorto special,» which is pesto, ham, asiago cheese and sun dried tomatoes on focaccia. It was delicious. While I ate, I watched another diner eat a slice of pepperoni pizza the size of his head. It looked awesome. Everything looked awesome! I’ll definitely go back!

God DAMMIT Café Sorelli!!! As I was driving to work this morning I thought…“I WANT SOME BREAKFAST!” So I stopped at Café Sorelli (because their salads suck, but damn, they can scramble an egg)
A few things that irritated me:
(Please note: I haven’t had any coffee yet)
1) Their menu says they carry Egg Beaters — they don’t. They have egg whites. BOOOO!!!
2) They charged me for (but didn’t include) the piece of ham I ordered with my scrambled eggs.
Wow…a $ 5 2-​egg scrambled breakfast. Awesome!
On a side note: The cashier girl is very friendly.

I am pleased to inform all you Woburn workers of the fantastic hotspot called Café Sorelli. Only open Mon-​Friday, this is a incredible little Italian café that serves high quality breakfast and lunch at reasonable prices.
They have coffee, tea, soups, kick ass salads, grilled panini’s and focaccia sandwiches, wraps, pizza and calzones.
They also have Italian dinners, pastries, and a smoothie bar. I have been going here everyday this week and it totally blows all other lunch places out of the water. The food here is fresh, light, and relatively healthy.
Closed on the weekends as most of their business is corporate.