Volle Nolle

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FreeFoodBoston

Joined 3 years ago

Cute space, good sandwiches. One tends to associate the North End with large decadent dinners. Sure most of the restaurants serve lunch, but most often I prefer something a little more quaint and casual for the daytime hours. Shame they don't have more seating, b/c there's definitely demand. My friend and I got portabella sandwich. Good, not amazing, but it was tasty. The chocolate chip cookie was fantastic. Fresh baked, and a hefty dose of salt, which complemented the chocolate beautifully. And the staff ARE so friendly. Makes such a difference.

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dcandom

Joined 6 years ago

A small, friendly shop with an exciting palette. A chalkboard menu of delicious made to order sandwiches and salads. Cannot be disappointed. I highly recommend the portabella mushroom with roasted red peppers and the warm Cubano sandwich with pulled pork and toasted brioche...amazing.

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shmode

Joined 8 years ago

Delicious little hole in the wall!. After a recommendation from a friend, I decided to give Volle Nolle a try. I'm so glad I did because this little hole in the wall is DELICIOUS!! I went for breakfast the first time and had their steel cut oatmeal which was amazing- grilled bananas, blueberries and spiced nuts, yummy!! And all for $4!! I went back the next week and had the grilled chicken sandwich which was also phenomenal - roasted red peppers, mozzarella cheese, spinach, it was a hearty sandwich without being too heavy. The restaurant itself it tiny, with just 4 or so tables, but it doesn't feel small. The owners seem to know everyone coming in so it has a nice neighborhood feeling, but don't worry if you're a newbie, they were just as welcoming to me!! If you're looking for some tasty and reasonable food and aren't feeling like pasta, this is the place to go!!

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Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

Editorial Review. Casual North End breakfast and lunch spot whips up straightforward sandwiches for on-the-go tourists and local workers.