Boulevard Catering

I just went to a networking event that was catered by these guys. The food was excellent. They had delicious beef on sliced toasted french bread, nice shrimp that had flavor, hand made crab cakes, middle eastern stuffed grape leaves and seared tuna with watermelon. That is just a few of the items that stood out.
I really enjoyed the food and would definitely give them 5 stars for their catering.

The main thing going for Boulevard is their convenience to several office buildings (including mine) and the vast selection of menu items. The food is probably really 3 stars but the fact that the food is overpriced I only gave it 2 stars.
The other thing to keep in mind is that if you go during peak breakfast or lunch times be prepared to wait about 5 or 10 minutes to get a sandwich. They only have a few people working there and get backed up pretty quickly.
If they lowered their prices a bit I’d probably go more frequently.

Just your typical sandwich place with great service and interesting specials. Sometimes I do the make your own taco bar, other times I get a turkey club or a breakfast flatbread. The breakfast flatbread is my favorite of their items.

Love this place. Great food and wide variety. The owner and wife are always there and watch every detail. Been going there for years. They also do catering and we use them at our office and home.

Over the course of two business trips this year, I have stopped by Boulevard Café on several occasions to get a bite to eat for breakfast and lunch.
The food is pretty decent in general, the prices are mostly OK considering you have the convenience of direct building access. (Totally saved me a couple of times during a blizzard in winter and thunderstorm in spring.)
The service is so so. The people working there don’t seem to be motivated and can’t be bothered to smile.
Here is the rundown of the menu items I tried:
Breakfast:
— Protein Veggie Wrap
(Two Eggs, spinach, tomato, mushrooms and cheddar cheese wrapped in a wheat tortilla) $ 4.99
— Egg White Ciabatta with cheddar cheese, spinach, roasted tomato and basil pesto $ 4.99
Lunch:
— Grilled Chicken Caesar Wrap
(Grilled chicken breast, lettuce mixture, tomato, shredded parmesan cheese and classic caesar dressing in a flour tortilla) $ 7.50
— Portobello Avocado Ciabatta
(Spinach, roasted tomato, portobello mushroom, avocado, provolone cheese and balsamic vinaigrette served on ciabatta) $ 7.25
— Shredded Chicken Curry soup $ 4.15
— French Fries $ 2.65
— Salad from the salad bar with BBQ Chicken and Blackened Chicken
I did not like the fries and the wrap was too bland for my taste, but the other items I can recommend.
Of the things I tried, the Protein Veggie Wrap was probably the best value for the money.

This is a really convenient spot if you are doing business in the building. The staff are really friendly, the hot bar and salad offering are good and you will have a huge choice of sandwiches if you enjoy them. Not a huge selection of GF options but it is popular and there is plenty of indoor and outdoor seating.

It’s not bad for a quick bite to eat. I’ve heard their wraps are good. One of my coworkers raves about the bacon cheddar wrap. My boss only gets the smoked turkey wrap and my other colleague swears by the California avocado wrap.
I’ve had their vegetarian pita — pretty bland and plain but I ate it all bc I was so hungry. Their portabello sandwich was a little soggy by the time I brought it back to the office. Their pasta salad was not bad — just a little on the sweeter side. And I personally thought the California avocado wrap was too creamy.
Honestly, not bad but not the best. I think this place is so busy solely because it makes some fresh sandwiches and wraps, has hot food if you want, has that healthy salad option and a wide variety of refrigerated beverages but really, it’s convenience. There’s nothing else around here for a quick grab and go for all us cubical locked workers.

Boulevard is located in my building so I have stopped by from time to time. The food is decent, but the overall felling is that it is overpriced. The reason for one star is the service is poor. There is always 1 – 2 cashiers or servers that are in a poor mood. I don’t expect a joyous welcome, but I do expect that when I spend money at an establishment that I don’t leave feeling worse than when I came in.

The food is mediocre at best and it’s over-​priced. Much better and cheaper options in the area. Don’t bother.

A lot of people in this, and the surrounding buildings, love the BC for the food. I’ve had a few of their offerings, and they weren’t bad. However, every time I go in there it seems I’m catching the cashier or other staff on a bad day. When I’m paying the prices they charge, a little courtesy might be in order. It’s gotten so I’ll walk blocks out of my way to get something that’s right in the building.

My office is right across the street and Boulevard Café is easily the lunch spot we go to the most. Sandwiches are pretty good (Personal Favorite — California Chicken Bacon wrap)
There is also a salad bar and a hot bar which allows you to mix it up sometimes. Sometimes they will have special items on the side like fresh mozzerella or grilled vegetables. When they don’t have these items though, the salad bar doesn’t seem all that appealing.
The fries are to die for. Seriously, I could eat them every day but I don’t because I would be about 500 pounds.

As a previous review has said, the food is remarkably good for being an office building deli. The roast beef is particularly awesome — very rare and absolutely excellent on the Champs-​Élysées which is roast beef, horseradish, and melted brie on a nice baguette.
My coworkers and I are also partial to their breakfast bagel sandwiches. You can’t go wrong with ham, egg, and swiss on a sesame bagel.
Service is fast and friendly, too.
The only problem? It is damn expensive. A sandwich and a drink can eclipse $ 10. That said, I can’t help but coming here multiple times per week.
3.5 stars

3.5 stars
The sandwiches here are remarkably good for being an office building café. I find some of them to be small, but the quality is great. The bread is fresh, the meats are often warm/​grilled, and they have some pretty decent specials. There’s also a salad bar or buffet style entrée you can get and pay for by the pound. It gets pretty hectic around the lunch hour, but for nearby office workers this is one of the better food options in the area. I’d choose this over Sam’s deli in a heartbeat. And they also feature a nice outside eating area with umbrella-​clad tables.