Three Sisters Cafe

Asked to make a sandwich without bacon and cheese. Asked several times, because one of our friends can’t eat them. Even asked on the way out if they had included them. They said no. We felt sorry for making such a favor, so we tipped even though it was a takeout. However, when we got back to the hotel, we realized that they had actually added bacon and cheese to the sandwich. It was a very shocking experience.

Good food. First time visit, however $ 26 for 2 panini sandwiches with a bag of chips and fountain drink is a bit excessive

They have tasty, inventive homemade soups. I had the turkey chili and it was meaty and had just the right amount of spice. I also got the club sandwich — the bread was amazing, but there wasn’t any spread on it to make it unique.

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.

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

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! :)

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!!!

I miss beer cheese soup! I was a regular at Three Sisters until taking a job in LoDo. But, every few days, I call the soup hotline ready to brave the trek for beer cheese soup. I must have called dozens and dozens of times by now, but they NEVER have beer cheese soup anymore. C’mon Three Sisters, bring back the beer cheese!!!

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!

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!

The sisters club sandwich on a small Bavarian loaf is amazing! The soups are homemade with out additives and warm the soul. The staff is always smiling and ready to move customers through the line. The food is so delicious as well as well priced that getting an extra soup and sandwich for the next day is fantastic!

I ate here with a group of four and highly enjoyed the entire experience. Food was tasty, staff friendly (for quick service). You can’t go wrong with the soups either.
If anyone from 3 sisters reads this… I appreciate coke product bottles but could you put them on tap?
Thx.

Stopped in for lunch based on the Unilocal reviews and wasn’t disappointed. Cauliflower soup with spice curry is a tasty, kicking soup — not too hot to make you sweat, however. Just loved it. Paired it with the Caprese Panini, which had a great pesto sauce on it. Delicious. Husband had the Spice Chicken Wrap, and enjoyed the fresh ingredients. Friendly folks. Stop by if you’re from out of town.

Have never had a bad meal in this place. Typically I get the half and half… as for the soup, which is why one would stand in the long line for. I would go early and get the Coconut Chicken Curry… even if you don’t each chicken, this might be the time you make an exception. If they run out, which they do… just ask the staff for a suggestion and they are always happy to help… but remember just keep on moving as some of us are still waiting in line.

Really busy, but incredibly fast! I tried the Spicy Chicken wrap, and it was fantastic! Look forward to going back to try more things from their huge menu!

Ah yes, my weekly (or more) visit to Three Sisters is never a disappointment. Morgan always remembers my order — it never changes — and you are always greeted with a smile by all who work behind the counter. The selection of soups is ridiculous and changes every day. The Tomato Parmesan is my favorite go-​to and I can no longer have tomato soup of any kind from anywhere else because it will just never be as good as Three Sisters. They have spoiled me and I’m okay with that.
Seems like a really fun and rewarding place to work as well and always has a really positive vibe going on.
All the love to this place!

I am not including a photo because everything was so delicious that it didn’t last very long! The carrot ginger soup was so fresh and fragrant, and the Bavarian bread is totally worth waiting in line for. Highly recommend.

Great sandwiches café, crowded during lunch time since they close around 3.
I had the chicken panini, my friend she had a sandwiches soup combo. Both were very good. One of the better sub/​sandwiches near 16^th st.

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!

This is my absolute favorite place for soup in Denver! The Coconut Chicken Curry is amazing and the Bavarian Bread is delicious! Even when the line is long, it moves quickly and is always worth the wait.