Sophia's is a must stop breakfast delight. The omelettes are incredibly fluffy, so delicious and…read morethe crepes are awesome. Julie was an excellent server taking care of all our needs. We are never disappointed in this wonderful restaurant.

The owner is the rudest person I have ever met in my life. He treats his staff like excuse the word…read moreslaves. He belittled them in front of customers. He walks around like he doesn't have to answer to anyone. The food is mediocre. The best food is breakfast. what can you do to eggs and toast and bacon but the rest of the food thrown in the fryer there's nothing cooked their homemade And if you even question the quality of something that you've got which I did he yells at you so I wouldn't go there again if it was free plenty of other places to eat so do yourself a favor, especially if you were senior citizen, which I am very rude to senior citizens very rude. No respect for the customer at All go somewhere else where they appreciate your business and take responsibility if the customer is not happy.

great food! first time coming here. lots of options to choose from. service is fast and the people…read moreworking are very kind and helpful.

It's fine for a step up from Panera - had soup and salad and it's pretty good. The people that work…read morethere were super nice. I'd go again for sure if I was in the area.

Loup is the perfect stop for a soup and sandwich combo lunch! I went with the soup flight. I wanted…read moreto try at least two soups, so it just made sense to get the flight and try four! It came out with nicely salted butter for the soft bread served on the side. For soups I got a dill tomato, curry lentil, hatch black bean, and cream of mushroom. The dill tomato was my favorite, I may try to recreate this at home since I am not from the area. The curry lentil was very filling and rich. The hatch black bean soup was something different to try- I ended up really liking it. Lastly, the cream of mushroom soup was not my favorite. It felt very plain and the mushrooms were cut into slices, I think I prefer more of a chopped or slivered mushroom. They have great natural lighting and plenty of seating. I sat and studied at one of the tables for a while.

Date of visit: February 21, 2025…read more Loup is a wonderful little gem that I came across (with a little help from Yelp, of course!) in the Wauwatosa village during one of my monthly lunch excursions with a friend from work and you should definitely check it out. While a tiny place, you're greeted with a wonderful smell as soon as you open the door, embracing your nose like a warm hug. Service was great! Staff was efficient and offered great suggestions, such as when I wanted the grilled cheese but I am not a fan of pepperjack and it was offered to add in some mozzarella instead of the pepperjack and it was not only a thoughtful suggestion, it was an amazing sandwich! I did a combo with the ginger carrot soup and it definitely had the ginger kick but was not too potent for me and I appreciated the suggestion from staff to try this one. Just a couple small quibbles that prevented Loup from getting five stars: - There were no croutons, crackers, or bread served with the soup. That is a must for me and something that can be easily corrected. - The M&M cookie--while quite large--was not great, especially for $4. It's my husband's favorite kind of cookie and he only had about a third of it before passing it on to me. I ended up having it at home with milk (which helped) but it was overall a disappointing and expensive dessert.

After traveling miles to try some home cooking the experience was very disappointing. The place was…read moretiny no place to sit its more like a carry out. I ordered two large (quart size ) soups. ordered eclairs and pumpkin loaf and cheese cake. The sweets were really good only problem everything was super small but delicious. Even eclairs are super small next door at supermarket they have more reasonable priced pastry. Oh ...on the same location 2 doors down they also have a great bakery. The soup was okay not worth driving miles. I'd say the soup was VERY bland. Just okay. Amy's is off the my list not returning. Expensive considering the portion size.

Went here on a whim. The chicken and wild rice soup was hot, ready and good. Seems to be a place…read morewhere you buy the decision and you cook it at home. I will definitely give it a try. Most if not all meals are gluten free.

Amazing soup! My wife wasn't feeling well so I stopped to buy a few kinds of soup, all of them were…read moredelicious. We didn't try the sandwiches but if the quality of their soup is any indication, the sandwiches and whatever else they sell will be good too.

Every time I breathe funny or mention that my tummy feels off, my friend tells me I need bone broth…read morefrom here. She describes it as magical and while I might not go that far, I do agree that it has some soul healing properties. It is not like any other bone broth I have known - it has a thick, almost bisque like density to it, and a very umami taste. Next time you are under the weather, give it a try.

5 stars because these sandwiches were stellar…read more I had the classic 2.0 with the addition of sweet pickled peppers and my SO had the turkey sandwich and we loved them both. The turkey was a hot sandwich while the classic was a cold. The location itself is small, feels like a hole in the wall bar with great cozy vibes. We were lucky enough to bike over on a nice day and so we sat in the outdoor space which is also small but got the job done before we were back on our bikes with happy bellies. We will definitely be revisiting so we can try more of the menu!

I thoroughly enjoyed myself here, that being said, on par with some of the lower reviews - they did…read morerun out of the pork belly sando, they charge for everything extra, and service was pretty slow. But if you were open to just having a nice casual dinner in a retro easy place, this is it. My fiance and I went to meet up with some friends from out of town and from a list of places I wanted to try, they chose this one. Between the two of us, we spent about $60 for this meal, which I suppose now adays is on par with what you can get away with. We also left with half a sandwich because honestly, these guys are huge! -Hot Beef Sando with Cheese (extra): this was a massive sandwich, packed with flavor. The ah jus was on the side and needed for dunking. It hit the spot, was a messy affair, but was very good. The meat wasn't melt in your mouth, it was actually quite dry, but the mix of everything together and the dip made it good overall. - Chili Cup: well spiced, super small cup and charging a dollar for each addition of onion, cheese, and sour cream is murder. Pass on the fixings, the soup doesn't need it, but it's not something i'd get again as it wasn't knock out of the park good. -Homemade Orange Soda: this was great. I love the nostalgia of using Tang and it was more earthy because they put some spices in it. Overall, would get again. -Coleslaw was asian inspired and made well, especially with the mint on top. Be warned though, its the same slaw on the pulled chicken...which speaking of: -Pulled chicken sandwich: It's their meat americanized fusion version of a banh mi. I know they have a vegan one on their menu, but this one felt less like a sandwich. The spices weren't quite asian tho and was interesting with the slaw. I wouldn't say it was my favorite but I did eat a whole half. Happy nomming!

2nd time coming here & it is such a great place. Friday Fish Fry, wow amazing!!! Was not expecting…read moreit to be this large of portion sizes. $16 & you get a great meal.

Top tier lunch option in Racine, it's the best soup and salad or soup and sandwich combo you can…read morefind! Food was delicious and fresh, quality ingredients no bagged shredded lettuce or anything like that. Beyond that the folks working there were very nice as well. Only down side is the parking lot was a gravel one and a little muddy with the snow thaw but I'd walk through it 7 days a week no problems