Souli

2 Reviews on “Souli”

• Lynzi Bee

  Decent little health cafe in Marylebone. It’s on a quieter street with cosy seating and a simple menu for those on the go or wanting a spot to sit for a quick bite.

  May 13, 2017, 12:47 pm

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• Chris Osburn

  Open now for a couple of months, Souli is a small and attractive takeaway in the heart of Marylebone. I had an exceptionally satisfying lunch there about a week back, finished up by one of of the best espressos Ive had in London this year. According to affable owner, Hella Souli, the concept behind her eponymous eatery is to offer high end restaurant quality food in an efficient and friendly cafe setting fine takeaway if you will.Soup, sandwiches, salads, juice thats the lunchy kind of stuff you want when youre on the go for strapped for time. If youre in that situation and find yourself in Marylebone, youre in luck. You can get all that sort of sustenance at Souli with the only main difference between what it offer and that of any nearby competition being that Soulis food is actually very tasty and doesnt seem to skimp on the quality. I loved my cauliflower soup (with freshly made croutons ooh la la!); my half of a porchetta sandwich on sourdough (about or just under 2.50 for the half); a pert carrot/apple/ginger juice; and a surprisingly scrumptious quinoa cashew and cranberry salad. If it lived or worked in the area, Id be in there often, usually ordering that quinoa salad during most of my visits.Id be coming round to Souli for coffee all the time as well. Hella and co get their beans from Romes age old self roasting cafe and coffee supplier, Il Caff SantEustacchio. Wow! Toasty and full-on with the flavour, my double shot of SantEustacchio yielded just the sort of tasty hit I was after. The coffee was expertly pulled too, I might add. Tea snobs might be interested knowing Souli serves Parisian brand, Mariage Frres.Souli looks and feels like somewhere youd like to slip into during a typical London lunch break: uncluttered with a pale wash robins egg on the wooden walls with prepared foods and artisanal breads as the main dcor elements displayed in a rustic and restrained style. Its predominately a get it to go establishment, but theres comfortable seating. I reckon most folks could enjoy an ample meal (open for breakfast and lunch only at the moment) a la Souli for around a fiver, and theyd be doing themselves a right tasty favour when doing so! tikichris.com

  October 4, 2014, 1:08 pm

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