Mrs. Chen is a wonderful woman! She's constantly trying to get me to put on weight so she loads me…read moreup. She also tries to use local resources. Often times, you will find her fishing in the early morning

Good food we love the vegetable rice noodles. The food is consistently good and fresh!read more

For first time visitors I absolutely recommend. Open early…read moreSunday for breakfast to tourists. Busy at night on the top floor for dinner and bar, and open Below Deck for breakfast and lunch . They have a nice little patio also, I usually love seating outside but it was to hot this morning for it so I picked a window to watch people go by. The table setting was very nice and clean. It was the first time I ate Lobster Benedict and it blew my mind, absolutely delicious, I could have used a little more sauce but still it was good. My husband had his traditional breakfast. Strong coffee, sweet OJ and good service.

We tried this place about 15-18 months ago, and it wasn't great. But it had newly opened so we…read morewanted to give it another chance. We finally got back to it last night. We ate outside, it was a nice night, albeit windy. Our server Molly was efficient. The app took a little while to hit our table, and then the entrees arrived like a minute or two later, it was almost like the planned to have them arrive all together. A little annoying. The food was good: fresh, decent quality, no complaints on the treatment. It didn't wow me, but it was fine. I was a little hesitant to order something expensive since our last visit was less than ideal, but the food was done nicely, so I'll likely order something a little more pricey next time.

Destination Soup is a small venue, but it's BIG quality and taste…read more Our first visit to Destination Soup was confusing with all the hustle and bustle around the ordering/pickup counter, and I was totally unprepared to order. But the kind counter worker helped me thru it. Our meals were great! G ordered the Wunderkind Salad with Tuna Salad. The counter worker said it was the healthiest salad in town . G said it was one of the best salads ever. I had a grilled cheese sandwich and a bowl of tomato soup (finally). And I loved it -- thick, rich, and tasty. But next time... a cup of soup and a mini sandwich.

I appreciate that the spot has gluten-free wraps and bread available. I had a grilled cheese with…read moreavocado beans and tomato and it was delicious. The staff was very friendly and even gave me a recommendation on something to check out in the area.

Great soup place. Love to go there in the fall and winter. It's a must eat place. Need cash to buy…read morethe soup, but it is worth it.

I tried the clam chowder. Delicious!…read more $10 for a small. Service was excellent! Ambiance is what you would expect from a small take out restaurant. Lots of variety to choose that is premade in the fridge including Shepard's Pie.

I love this place every time I went there as a Dasher to pick up orders. They are already ready to…read morego. That is excellent especially for delivery people to make more money having things already made by time we get to the establishment so I give this place two thumbs up very great.

Amazing spot with all bone broth and allergy friendly soups! Also have grilled cheese with their…read morefresh bread and salads - it feels like a local version of Panera bread - but healthier and yummier!

I've been visiting this place for many years, sometimes quite regularly indeed. The soup never, and…read moreI mean never, disappoints. If you love soup, pay them a visit ASAP, even if it's a bit of a drive for you. The chili? Excellent. The chicken noodle? Sublime; it's mild yet flavorful, which is a tricky thing to pull off. They offer at least eight soups per day, so you'll always find something for you. The french rolls you get with your soup complete the meal; I shove my roll into the bowl, load it up with broth, and take a bite. Delicious! Where you have to be careful is with the other stuff they offer here. The store is loaded with other things like desserts, salads and sandwiches. These are hit-and-miss. The sandwiches are all pre-made, cold and frankly nothing special. They offer a spicy pasta salad that simply doesn't work. (I've never tried a spicy pasta dish that I liked.) The potato salad is fine. I've been told the tuna salad is okay. If you're in doubt, skip the other stuff and stick to the soup. The soup really IS the star of this place.

!lobster Newburg was next level.french bread rolls delish.chicken noodle also good.highly recommend.read more

A total hole in the wall, but absolutely delicious. It appears everything was homemade.read more

Very good Had scallion pancakes and one pan fried and one…read moresteamed option me and son thought it was great

If only every specialty food maker had such a shop! The soup selection is terrific, and you can get…read morebags of frozen to stock your freezer, or buy a smaller serving to heat and eat when you get home. Discount sections, other little snacks, not a huge place but a very decent variety to stock-up on when those soups, bisques, and chowdas come cravin'!

Firstly, I am not a resident of Fall River, MA. I usually don't write reviews on food products…read more Secondly, few days ago I was at my local grocery store (Nob Hill Foods) in Alameda, CA. I was going to purchase the store brand soup in the deli section when I came across this new brand. There was a promo of BOGO. The price was not listed. The brand was Blount Clam Shack, all the way from the east coast to the west coast (Massachusetts to California) There were only two kinds of soup available - gumbo and New England clam chowder. Okay, why not go for the promo? It doesn't hurt to taste the soup. Drawback? The gumbo is high in sodium (2320 mg if one eats all 24 ounces [3 servings] of it at once). Thirdly, I had some of the gumbo soup with a piece of garlic French bread last night for dinner. The soup was delicious and tasty. This afternoon I had another serving of the soup for lunch. The seasonings must have settled in the soup because it tasted better as leftover. The clam chowder soup is even higher in sodium, so I will put it aside for a few days before eating it. Finally, will I buy it again? Might, then might not. It's pricey like everything else in the deli section.

So we bought $116 worth of soup. Tried one so far (Southwest Chicken) and it's good and does not…read moreneed any additives. So I'm kinda pissed off though. They close at 6pm. We drove 45 minutes to get there. Arrived at 5:30pm. Was told they put the soups away daily at 3pm. So no hot soups served after 3pm until close at 6pm. So we asked for a panini and was told but the two young girls they can't do panini's either because it takes an hour to cool do n the press so it's shut down daily at 5pm. We could not get sandwiches and could only buy cold or frozen soups. At this point the frozen soups are 50% off so if you have to heat them up anyways...just buy the frozen for half the cost. I mean how do you close at 6pm but you can't buy hot soups 3 hours before close or a sandwich one hour before close?!!

We felt like hot soup since it's been so cold and decided to try the BB. Online ordering was easy…read moreand the daily selections looked great. I had the chicken tortellini soup and my wife had tomato sausage. Both soups were good but not great. And at $11 per pint (one serving), we found it way overpriced.

Charming place for breakfast very good food and service. I would definitely go off-season because…read moreit is absolutely packed in the summer.

We stopped in on a beautiful Friday in July on our way to another part of the Cape. (Thank you…read moreyelpers for your reviews.) We were pleasantly surprised that there were plenty of open tables inside and outside. What we didn't know is that there is pressure to place your order at the counter because there was about a 40 minute wait for food because the kitchen was switching over and finishing up after breakfast. The staff were friendly but there was a busy vibe and I wouldn't say they were particularly helpful - mostly because of no dedicated spot for lining up to order and the woman behind the counter kept instructing people to move the line back so that the food could get carried through. It felt like the person in charge of directing traffic (and there was a young man in charge of this!) should have been enforcing the spot, the printed menus should be moved to this spot instead of on a post in the middle of the "food carrying zone," and that person should also point patrons in the direction of the many specials boards. As they dubbed themselves, "Sandwich's sandwichery," I ordered the Mother Hen sandwich- I was drawn to the avocado and bacon. It was served on a ciabatta style roll and was very tasty. I ordered my sandwich "light on the herb mayo" as I'm not always a mayo gal. It could have used more. I was also tempted by the GIANT pastries they had on display but didn't want to go overboard on day one of vacation. As we sat waiting for our food, we saw lots of people coming in for take out as well as ordering to eat-in. Families, large groups, couples, and solo diners all seemed accommodated. I noted it would probably be a fun place to grab sandwiches to go and eat at the beach or some other outdoor place. During this time I also noticed several other specials that looked really intriguing but in my panic to get an order in, I missed the signs entirely. If you are in, or passing through Sandwich, MA, definitely check out Cafe Chew!