Maybe the 2 dishes my boyfriend and I ordered weren't what everyone else was here for or has ordered for a review but...talk about disappointing. I will say the tomato parmesan soup was pretty good, but I've had better elsewhere. The most disappointing part were the wraps. I had the chicken salad wrap that says cranberries on the menu when you are ordering (prices are also $7.75 not $6.50 for a wrap...way too much $ for what you get) and I received a wrap 1/3 full of chicken salad and 2/3 full of cranberry SAUCE. Such a terrible texture to put with an already gooey chicken salad. Upon taking it apart to try to salvage the $7.75 mistake I had just made, I spooned out cranberry upon cranberry until I was left with something that resembled a small taco in a giant burrito shell. Thai chicken wrap was bland with not much peanut sauce to spice it up. The "slaw" itself that made up 2/3 of the wrap and was basically just crunchy lettuce with no vinegar/dressing on it. The whole thing was very bland with no seasoning whatsoever. Don't think I would return based off of the quality and value of what you're ordering. I'd say pass. read more

First time eating here. Had the spicy chicken wrap, and my coworkers said that the soups were awesome. We'll definitely be back. UPDATE: 5/22/2017 - I've been back a few times now, and I can confirm that the soups are awesome. read more

Colds and flus must be going around and stopping by the Three Sisters was suggested for a bowl of chicken gnocchi soup. I went there at 3pm before they were starting to close up (they close at 330p) The place looks like a typical sandwich / soup cafe. It seemed clean. The soup hotline struck my curiosity- Soupline: (303) 313-2171 Spicy Corn Chowder, Southwest Chicken Tortilla, Garden Vegetable, etc... They have 8 soups that they change up daily. I also eyeballed the panini's and sandwiches on the menu and will probably be back to try these other lunch delights. read more

Standard soup, salad & sandwich lunch place for the downtown highrise workerbee crowd. Ingredients are fresh, robust menu selections, assembly line style. I was disappointed at the chicken salad though, as it contained unexpected, diced cucmber mixed in. I absolutely despise cucs. If you're going off-roading on a staple like that, I think you need to warn your customers b/c it was too late by the time I took and bite and proceeded to gag. read more

I met a friend for a lunch meeting at Three Sisters earlier this week. I was looking for a lower cost but cute place in Denver and found it with the help of the Yelpers! The only mistake I made was thinking it would be a good biz lunch choice. The salads and soups and sandwiches were delish and I wanted to sit and eat all day long. In fact, my friend made a comment that I don't usually eat that slow but it was really flavorful and delish and I wanted to savor every bite. It is a cafeteria style place where you order and pay then sit down. Here's a helpful hit, look on the glass that is at... well it was about eye level for me so that means like chest level for everyone else. They have all the daily stuff written on there. There are two selected salads each day that you can do halfsies with (aka: half soup/half salad or half sandwich/half salad). That was kinda a bummer and a bit nonsensical since they have all the rest of the salads right there. Anyway, I enjoyed my soup and salad and the bread on the side was DELISH! Like a little loaf of my own. Made me feel special. I definitely recommend for take out or a weekend lunch... just don't expect to get much more than eating done! Oh, point of reference, it is housed in the same building as the Magnolia Ballroom (adjacent from the Mag Hotel). It's just the other side of the building. (The men's bathroom is through a vault... pretty cool.) Parking is pretty wretched during the day but there is a garage right next door. Expect $6 to $8 for lunch and they do take CC's. read more

Fall and Winter is coming in case you didn't know! (I'm faked out too with this Denver weather) This place is perfect for the upcoming colder months. Very basic selection of sandwiches to choose from, some salads and some panini's but with me first visit I am gonna come out and say you don't come for any of that. YOU COME FOR THE SOUP! They must have a good 7-10 soups everyday and from what I understand they change everyday. I thought the Southwest Chicken Tortilla Soup sounded great and my friend go the Tomato Parmesan. YUMM-O! We both got the Soup and Sandwich combo. Sandwiches are nothing to write home about. The soups are gourmet! If you know anything about soup you know that it's hard to make a great soup without it becoming real salty, Three Sisters knows how. Both soups were amazing, not salty, tons of depth of flavor, you could see the chunks of meat and vegetables. Tons of choices! Fret not, the line isn't as long as it seems, they know how to move a line. I anticipate many more visits to Three Sisters. read more

I am battling a cold and it was snowing when I left for work this morning, so I have been jonesing for a warm cup of soup all day! Thanks, Yelpers, for pointing me toward Three Sisters Cafe. Although I agree with some of the comments about the place being a little messy and the people behind the counter being okay (they didn't wow me...), the food was good and satisfied my need for some comfort food. I had the chicken dumpling soup and just finished off my whole wheat loaf. I ordered the medium - being a little nervous that a small wouldn't be big enough for a meal - but honestly I could have stuck with the small and been just fine. My friend had chicken tortilla and enjoyed it as well. Our total bill (two medium soups with bread) was only $11. Can't beat that for a soup lunch. I saw two people I know while in Three Sisters and the line behind me was really long - so I think this place is here to stay. Enjoy! read more

I am in love. With soup. With Three Sisters. This shop is top-notch. The hubs worked downtown for several years and frequently raved about how much he loved their soups, sandwiches, and paninis - and I was always really jealous, because I love soup. Fast forward, and now I am the one that works downtown. Today, I finally decided to make the (actually pretty short) walk over to Three Sisters to see if the experience lived up to the hype.... ... it does!! I got the large soup, salad, and bread combo - Greek side salad (dressing is amazing, and it's so fresh), sweet potato corn chowder (flavorful, perfect balance of corn/sweet potato flavors, creamy), and Bavarian bread (soft, fresh, chewy, slightly sweet... yummm). All for well under $10. On top of this, everyone working there was SO nice and friendly and pleasant. One even insisted that I sample the soup before buying, because she wanted me to be happy. Very impressive. Literally the only thing I would improve upon is to offer butter with the bread, because that would have made it even more delicious. As others have mentioned, the line is usually long, but it goes pretty quickly - especially if you arrive before 12. Highly recommend!!!! read more

Good selection of soups and sandwiches for a reasonable price. 1/2 sandwich and small bowl of soup for $7 and unless you're starving, it's enough for lunch. Good bread (I had the special, Bavarian wheat) and quality, fresh toppings. A big plus was the bowl of saltines on every table, which to me is a good sign that they mean business with their soup. It gets packed with the office lunch crowd, so expect a line. read more

Been enjoying this location since 2008-ish - dang! Just now getting around to telling the world how wonderful it is. Kinda hate outing them, there is usually a long line at lunch each day, so extra people don't help! But he menu - mmmm! Wraps, sandwiches and panini-s - oh my! Salads too! It's all amazing, and prepared in front of you and affordable! Soups always look amazing, but i usually go for one of the wraps! Lots of take out business! read more

Love this place! Great food and service. You can get homemade soups and a sandwich for under $10. The soups are fantastic- great flavor without the typical "salt soup" most places have. The only complaint I have is really on the soda machine. Love that's it's local and non-corn syrup products, but it's always down! (At least for me). Only advice is for the owners to consider a "soup cart" outside the door. With a heated cart and steaming soups someone can snag while you walk by, the empty patio would be filled with folks wanting soup to go but not wiling to wait in the line. In 20 minutes we counted 24 people who walked in, saw the line and walked out. That's about $250 in lost revenue in 30 minutes. Consider it or hire me to sub manage it! :) read more

SOUP!!!! I walked across the street and hopped into Three Sisters for soup and salad. The split pea with ham and a spinach salad were divine. I know that I need to get here early for the soup when it starts getting super cold here in Denver. Love this place! read more

Best place in town to find a variety of made-from-scratch, delicious soup options. Usually have around 8-10 options (guessing) . My favorite is Chicken Tortilla. Chicken Curry's also a good bet. Have brought home a few for dinner and the Beef Stew was a huge hit. Usually all are gluten-free. Lines are long at lunch time so come early or stop by after 1:00. My go to place for lunch downtown. And the people who work there are very nice. Very friendly. read more

Sometimes I forget to put the cover on my TPS reports before they go out, and then I know I need to take a sanity break at Chotchkie's... or at the very least visit the company cafeteria. Three Sisters reminds me of that company cafeteria, where downtown workerbees queue up alongside a soup & sandwich counter for a quick in & out lunch break. No... not that kind of in & out. The soups are hearty & nourishing enough. The sandwiches are very much standard fare, there's nothing imaginative or creative going on here. I enjoyed my cookie. The service is pleasant and friendly enough, but because of the line against the counter I cannot shake the feeling I'm dealing with the cafeteria lunch lady here. A perfectly A-OK place to visit for anyone except more discriminating Yelpers who persevere in finding unique destinations beyond the pale of mediocrity. Highly recommended if you enjoy standing in lines however. read more

Amazing selection of 9 fresh soups. Sandwiches, wraps, panini and salads, everything sounds amazing tastes amazing too. Tucked away on stout street, this is a hidden gem. They offer lunch combos, adding a soup for $2.50 (small) $3.00 for medium and a large for $3.50 Combo paninis come with a home baked cookie or chips. Happy eating!! read more

No joking, this is one of the best lunch places in Denver. The Soups are crazy - the CHICKEN PARM is INSANE. I eat here 2-3x a week. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!! read more

This is my go to for a soup and sandwich. The soups especially are amazing! Just be aware that this is a hotspot for lunch, so try to arrive earlier if you don't want to stand in line. Go get you some! read more

So close, yet so far from my office. I really try hard to not get into my car during the day and do my best to walk to lunch. Three Sisters is the exception. Even though parking is a bit tough, I never hesitate to jump into the car for a hot cup of soup and a great little loaf of bread. I love that they always have several soup options every day, everything from good ole chicken noodle to sweet potato corn chowder. I have eaten there on several occasions and have yet to have the same type of soup twice. Great place to go and grab an great lunch for well under $10. Until the weather warms up, I will continue to drive there unless I can learn to run very fast. read more

I had lunch at three Sister's for the 1st time yesterday. I eat out often and I always notice when I find a special place. The line at noon was long but very quick! The gal that took my order was very friendly as was the gentleman that made my friends Panini (I had a salad). The portions were big and the price seemed low considering the high quality of the food. Even, the owner came out and chatted with us ... also very friendly. I'll be back! read more

I'm not the biggest fan of soup (keep that in mind if you love it), so I had never eaten here before. I usually see lines out to the sidewalk (especially in this Fall weather), so I gave it a try. I had the butternut squash soup, which I found a tad sweet and spiced like pumpkin pie. The little loaf of bread was very soft and tasty, though. When you think Three sisters you might picture three women working in here, but I was (pleasantly) surprised to find an unlikely quartet of tattooed bike punks ladling up the soup. read more

It was a cold day again today, and I had another hankering for soup and sandwich, so I decided to give Three Sisters another go. Again, I went right after the lunch rush, and although I don't think a salad bomb had gone off, the space just seemed a little messy. Bad timing on my part? Not sure, but the other thing I get when I come in here is a sense that the entire crew doesn't like me. Like, scowls from the person taking my order and glares from the person making my sandwich. Their savior was the person that took my money. He smiled, thanked me, and actually made me feel good about giving them my business. All in all, I was a little more impressed by the organized chaos going on behind the counter this go 'round. Then there was the food. I had the cowboy chili this time. Yeah, it ain't soup, but it's still a warm, liquid-based meal, so it counts. The chili was pretty darn good. One caveat...and I say this about the soup too...for some reason I keep expecting thickness from their soups, but I am not getting it. The cowboy chili, while tasty and chock full of chunks of tomatoes and meat, just seemed runny to me. Throw a can of refried beans into that chili and thicken it up a little! I also had the tuna sandwich. While not as good as the chicken salad, it sated my need for tuna and then some. Three Sisters, I like you, I really do. I'll keep coming back for soup and sandwich on cold days. But for now, we need to just see each other occasionally. There are way too many other places that WOW me every time I go there to be tied down with you. read more

I was a little skeptical of another boring sandwich shop in the area but I actually enjoyed this place. It has a small business feel to it and they make your sandwich fresh and to order. You can tell they use high quality food in the sandwich because it tasted fresh and very sophisticated. The food was done very quick and service was exceptional. Will def be back! read more

This is probably one of my all time favorite soup places in downtown Denver!!! I've come to Denver two times now and I came back to this restaurant everyday for lunch, my entire trip. My favorite soups were the potato and bacon soup and the tomato basil! All soups come with some delicious homemade bread and ample amounts of soup. Definitely recommend coming here! read more

My favorite lunch spot, and now my go-to for breakfast. The soups are incredible, and they offer quite the variety which changes everyday. Tomato Parmesan is always available (my favorite), but I love when the Beer Cheese soup or Chicken Pot Pie soup is available. There's always a huge line at lunch (a good sign), but the staff handles the volume well and is always genuine and friendly. Keep up the great work guys! Oh, and their homemade cookies are to die for. read more

Nice little find for lunch. A wide selection of 6 or so soups for the day with choices like spring lentil, sweet potato curry, various types of chile and more. Great deli sandwiches and salads and you can create combos of any type. The Moroccan lentil soup is one of my favorites, accompanied with a large piece of bread or as a combo with the salads. The salads are fresh and quite big. The prices are very affordable for downtown and the quality of the food. Expect a big line daily, but the service is quick so the line moves along quickly read more

Soup so good you want to slap your mother? Maybe so! I like to get the Soup & Sandwich combo for lunch and boy do I feel full when I leave. They only have one veggie sandwich but it's a solid, good sandwich. Where they really excel: The soups! Oh the soups!! So there are 8 or 10 soups and each is very different then the other typically. So, sometimes I can't decide which I would like more... ask for a test taste. They have soups behind the counter for that reason. My last trip in I couldn't decide between the cheddar potato and the sweet potato with corn... I'll say to a certain extent tasting only made it harder because they were both delicious but it did make me decide which would go better with my sandwich and mood. read more

Great soup, but you can't eat just soup, so pair it up with a 1/2 sandwich. -1 star for boring bread; toast the sandwiches or use better rolls. read more

I love the soups here. I grab soup to go here quite often on my lunch break. It's healthy and the price is right. The only suggestion I have is to make two separate lines. It's a total bummer waiting in line just to grab a quick soup behind people waiting to have sandwiches, wraps and salads made. They definitely need two lines. read more

Great downtown lunch or breakfast spot. The staff is always super friendly and even when there are long lines it goes by quickly. For lunch, there will be long lines. Be sure to get their soup--you can even sample their soup if you're unsure which one you'd like! Their breakfast burritos have saved me in the mornings many times. The food is yummy and fresh. read more

Awesome soups! Friendly staff. This is definitely a popular lunch place, it is packed daily from about 11:30 to 1:00. But it is worth waiting for the soup- it's the best I've found in Denver. read more

Love this spot for soups and salads. The Italian veggie and sausage soup is AMAZING!!

Great caprese panini. Love basil, pesto, chicken combo in a sandwich! The tomato soup wasn't impressive, but ok. They have a huge selection of soups and make it your own salad or sandwich if you are not satisfied or sure with their selections. Staff is extremely friendly and service is great. read more

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First timer here with the help of Yelp. I had the soup, salad and side of bread. Tomato Parmesan, Marinated Veggie Salad and my own little wheat loaf (too big for one person.) The line didn't last too long but when we sat down, I felt like I was in a rush and ate extremely too fast! The soup was sooo hot and creamy. This meal to go would have stayed warm for at least an hour. It's definitely a 45 minute or less lunch place, lots of tables that are close together and good prices. Impressed - I'll go back but I will take the light rail next time as parking stinks downtown and the rail drops off right at 18th and Stout. read more

Never had a soup here that I didn't love. I no longer work downtown and SO miss this place. The bread is fantastic too!!

***This review is specifically about their breakfast. Their lunch soups are excellent*** Three Sisters assembles their breakfast burritos using cold, ready made ingredients then throws the burrito in the MICROWAVE to heat it, finishing it off on the panini press. The eggs taste as rubbery as you imagine. I thought was done with eggs this disgusting when I left the Army. Go elsewhere for breakfast! read more

This is now my go to lunch spot. Everything I've had from here is amazing. Everything tastes fresh and the soups are awesome. Their club sandwich and the tomato basil soup is an awesome combo. Line is sometimes a bit long but generally moves pretty quick. read more

I actually planned to go to Beaucoup Burrito (related restaurant) but it is now closed so I tried Three Sisters. I loved it. The menu is pretty basic. They offer your basic sandwiches, wraps and salads. Where they differ is in the bread. The sandwiches come on little mini-loaves. And, despite how the look on paper, the sandwiches are anything but boring. Mine was actually really tasty (turkey & provolone on wheat). What surprised me the most and will get me back in the door are the soups. They offer eight different soups each day. They all looked and smelled delicious. I tried the Spanish Vegetable and it was everything I wanted from an exotic vegetarian soup. Very good. I can't wait to try the Gazpacho, Corn Chowder, and Pork Green Chile. When it turns cold (which I hear it does in Denver) I will be a regular (if not Duke) of Three Sisters. The soups are that good and enticing. Just the tip - they have delicious looking cookies and huge brownies that look amazing. read more

Awesome soup, super friendly staff, line does move quick! I've tried dozens of their soups and loved them all except the chicken tortilla soup, that was just mediocre. They're very creative with ingredients and always have an awesome selection. Well if it's cold, you better get there early as they'll run out of soups. It's VERY popular for a reason! read more

Three Sisters Cafe & Catering - Chicken salad wrap - Cafes Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Not only is their soup selection incredible, but I'm always amazed at how quickly they can serve a long line of people. This place is busy every day for a reason!! FYI - you can sample the soups before you pick one. Even with the sampling, it still tends to be one of the choices of my day. read more

As I sat in my cube, the aroma of Taco Bell whafted over the divider from my manager's desk. Much to my chagrin he hadn't made a run for the border, but was actually feasting upon tortilla soup from Three Sisters... Obviously I followed suit and took a trip down the street myself. They have your standard lunch selection, but the real emphasis is in fact on the soup. If you're a soup-eater then this place will be worth a few visits due to the wide selection. As I learned however (and this is the minus one star)...if the person in front of you is taking a while to order salad for her entire office, don't think you can skip her to go directly to the soup sector - they will sternly tell you to get back in your place. Like an exclusive club, they apparently like to have a line. read more