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4.8 (56 reviews)
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Tiffany T.

I got the boyfriend sandwich (pesto on focaccia bread) which was highly recommended to me by friends and pretty good, I will say my sandwich was much smaller than the buffalo chicken wrap for what was comparable pricing. The Mac and cheese was tasty- There was only one left in the fridge, they said another batch would be ready in a few hours, so we grabbed the last one and they microwaved it so we could eat it in the restaurant.

Focaccia and butternut squash soup (4.25/5)
Ryan S.

I got focaccia and butternut squash soup (4.25/5), which were pretty good, even though I'm not a huge soup fan. The soup had a great flavor, and the spongy texture of the focaccia helped soak it all right up! The service is pretty quick (4/5), and the interior of the restaurant is nice (4/5) but quite small, so be prepared to wait a bit or go somewhere else to sit and eat.

cucumber salad
Lauren W.

Tiny soup & sandwich spot in Bloomfield with daily and weekly soup offerings and a couple staple sandwiches. I ordered a pint of the red pepper bisque, a slice of tomato pie, and a cucumber salad. Everything is super fresh and 100% made with love. The dining area is very small and intimately cozy, like you're at your best friend's house. I ordered my food to-go, and it came out quickly. The cucumbers had a Korean-inspired dressing on them and were very crunchy. The soup had so much depth and creaminess - it tasted like there was cream in it, but it was vegan! The tomato pie is insane. It's crispy, greasy with the olive oil drizzle, salty, tangy, and just overall amazing. I'd come for that alone, it was so good!! 100/10 experience.

Daily menu
Lindsey C.

This little shop is a total gem. They serve hot, fresh soup daily (clearly labeled vegan, vegetarian, GF, nut free), plus the best sea salt + herb focaccia I've ever had. You can also grab pints to go, and their chalkboard menu features rotating soups, sandwiches, salads, pastas -- and the most amazing pizza on their focaccia. Just ask for no parmesan to make it vegan! The space is small and cozy with a cute table inside, and they post their weekly soup schedule on their website and Instagram. Can't recommend it enough -- comforting, flavorful, and thoughtfully made.

Tomato pie
Justin A.

Brothmonger has been on my list of new hot spots to check out for a while, so when I was running errands in Lawrenceville I needed to stop in. From the second I walked in, the vibes were excellent. The spot is fairly unassuming yet cozy. Very few tables for sitting down, but customers are willing to share their space with you. I ended up ordering the Hungarian mushroom soup and a slice of the tomato pie. Both were absolutely delicious. The soup was creamy and earthy, but not overpowering on the latter. The tomato pie was so flavorful and tasted extremely fresh. Hands down the best tomato pie slice I've had in the Burgh. Service was friendly and fast. I highly recommend this spot to soup lovers out there. I know I'll be back to try a grab and go quart from their fridge.

Italian wedding hoagie
Eri L.

I had a few of their to-go soups a few months ago, and was blown away by their cold dill/summer vegetables soup so I was interesting in seeing what they churned out in person. I tried their Italian meatball hoagie which tasted exactly like the soup in sandwich form-- their meatballs were very juicy and the hoagie held up really well even when dipped in the side of chicken jus. It was packed even on a late Saturday afternoon-- come early to have the most options because by 2 pm their to go fridge was almost cleared out and they had 1/3 hot soups left.

Bobby C.

Definitely home of one of the best sandwiches in Pittsburgh along with many delicious sides and soups! Great lunch spot for a quick grab and go or they have a few seats inside too. The cooler is always stocked with lots of chilled to go items and they offer limited hit items as well. Always quick and friendly service! And bonus... every time I've been in, they are playing some cool music!

The space
Matt R.

A real highlight on a recent trip to Pittsburgh. Brothmonger has taken up residence in a small space, with just a few tables and couches and a walk-up counter. If you're meeting a few people for lunch, you're rolling the dice a little -- there's not a lot of space here. But we were all very happy with our soups, and the grilled cheese as well. And I think a lot of the appeal here is getting a soup or two to-go rather than eating it in house. At $14 a quart, the price point is very reasonable. And they're guaranteed to have several warm options as well as some additional choices that are to-go only, as well as potato salad and the like in the refrigerator (unless they've sold out of everything). Something for everyone. For me, the real tip-off that there was talent working in the back was the focaccia, which I meant to eat with my soup but I had devoured it before the soup ever came out. I see a ton of places serving comfort food out there, but too often it's in the form of pizza or burgers. Soup season is every season, especially if the soup is this good.

Grab 'n' Go
David B.

I was a huge fan back during the Pandemic and she was an Instagram phenom. You have a choice of dining it with a soup and sandwich or grabbing a quart to go. Everything is delicious and heartwarming. It all tastes homemade, that is of your mom was a magical Brothmonger. The ambiance is casual and a rather Bohemian. There's just 3 tables and a couch. There are a lot of great houseplants.

Adelle Y.

I go here if I want a super flavorful sandwich. Got the Morty sandwich and I really liked it--super strong pesto flavor. The women working were extremely kind and I will definitely be back to try soups for the fall. Would love to see them offer a homemade gluten free bread.

Love the vibe in here!
Elizabeth F.

I'm a fan girl, grabbing soup down the street at Gina's or at LID this summer. I'm so happy they have a spot in Bloomfield now. Needing some lunch on Friday, I stopped in Brothmonger to get a chicken noodle soup and grilled cheese. Seeing the fridge, I grabbed a crab bisque for later. The chicken noodle soup is so flavorful. The noddles are big and in perfect condition (not soggy that it can get when cooked in broth). The grilled cheese is so delightful and perfect for a cooler day. The next day I have the crab bisque for lunch. It's delicious. Rich and with good chunks of crab. Best crab bisque I've had! People are friendly and service is efficient. I'll try to actually eat in next time as it's super cozy vibes.

Lauren O.

We were craving soup since it was so cold out and found this spot. On a busy road like a Main Street in a downtown area we aren't familiar with. We found paid parking quickly. It was a busy lunch time since the hospital is right across the street but we found a small table. There are only 3. Limited menu. So, we ordered a minestrone soup and a grinder to share (Italian wedding grinder). There was one other "soup" on the menu, it was chili. Our minestrone soup that we ate immediately, wasn't hot it was only just warm. It was very chunky, very little broth. It was just alright. And the meatballs in the grinder were refrigerator cold. I'm conflicted because the flavor of the grinder was great, identical to Italian wedding soup. But it was hard to bite into such a cold meatball. It's possible that this is just how they serve it. Luckily it came with chicken broth on the side that we dipped into which warmed it up a little bit. Basically flavors good, just items not executed well. Lots of flys inside likely due to no covers on the trash cans inside.

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Amazing! I came in because I was a little under the weather. Nothing like homemade soup to warm you up. So yummy and comforting

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Roots Natural Kitchen

Roots Natural Kitchen

4.5(240 reviews)
1.5 miOakland
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Great spot for lunch takeout on Pitt campus. Roots has done a good job filling the fast casual…read moreniche with some healthy feeling, largely vegetarian options. Most bowls are rice, greens, and/or beans based with various vegetables for toppings. Heartier than a salad but healthier than Chipotle. I've gotten lunch there a few times and have always been satisfied. My favorite bowl is El Jefe, which comes with rice, kale, black beans, corn, red onion, avocado, and a protein topping (I like the miso tofu but you can also get chicken). The bowl also comes with cilantro/lime sauce, which I do not get because it's very salty. That's my one complaint about Roots - despite their healthy ingredients, their bowls can get quite saucy and salty if you go with the default options. This particular location is well-staffed, so service is usually quick, but it can get a rush of students around 12pm.

I came in to try the limited time Garu bowl for lunch. The place itself is nice, it's always clean…read moreand I've never had any issues with the staff while ordering. The bowl was good but I was a little disappointed in the portion. Roots is a little bit more expensive than other similar options but I usually don't mind as they often give me a very full bowl, but that wasn't the case with the Gary bowl. It was less full than the bowls I usually get along with being very heavy on the rice and not too much chicken or even the kale. Aside from that it was still yummy but I think I'll be going back to my regular order next time.

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Roots Natural Kitchen

Roots Natural Kitchen

4.3(67 reviews)
0.5 miBloomfield

Imagine fast food, but healthy... and actually tastes good…read more High quality ingredients, with real preparation (roasted veggies, pickled items) and even fun seasonal options (candied pecans and honeycrisp apples for fall) The options are endless. Every thing was delicious. Portions are absolute huge. At first, you'll think the bowl is not full until you realize the bowls are huge. You could easily feed two people with a single entree. The staff is always ahead of schedule. I've never walked in and had to wait. Plus, the place is super clean and welcoming.

Roots is currently one of my go-to's - I regularly order lunch for pickup while driving to my…read morein-office work day. That means I haven't actually eaten inside Roots itself; maybe one day I won't be picking up my meal on the go? But until then, I can't comment on what a sit-down experience here is like. If the name didn't give it away, this is an eatery focused on "natural foods", AKA whole foods. So if you want a salad or a bowl, this is a good place to get one. They have a limited number of "set" menu items, and they let you make custom creations, too. This is where I reveal how lame I am, because I found my favorite order back in 2023 and I've never changed it up! If you see me here I'm probably ordering a Mayweather salad, which includes kale, bulgur, sweet potatoes, beets, red onions, goat cheese, and chicken. One day I might shake things up and try their cobb salad...but until then, I'll let the Mayweather continue to delight my tastebuds. Disclaimer that Roots is not the cheapest eatery on the block, but for me, it's my weekly treat. I could never make a salad as tasty as theirs, and a good (i.e. healthy and yummy) meal makes my in-office day a little better! I can't wait to pick up my regular order again later this week (although I might steal another reviewer's idea and get the BBQ tofu instead of chicken...it sounds good AND it would make me a slightly less boring regular!).

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Indoor seating

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SoFresh

4.1(67 reviews)
1.2 miShadyside

I was in the mood for something healthier, so I tried SoFresh for the first time since I was…read morenearby. Ordering online was easy. I got a warm bowl with brown rice, spinach, cucumber, apple, edamame, citrus chicken thigh, and organic tofu. The portion was solid and filling, especially with the two protein add-ons at extra cost. I also tried the avocado creme sauce, but it was a little spicier than I expected, so I was glad it came on the side. Without it, the bowl tasted a bit plain. I'd still come back and try a different sauce or mix-in combo because it feels like a solid healthy option. Also worth noting: adding a smoothie to a bowl order drops the price to $6 instead of $8, but you have to add it through the bowl order rather than as a separate item. The Tropicolada smoothie was really refreshing and I'd definitely order it again.

Was craving a healthy lunch and stopped by here for a takeout order. They have large touch screens…read morewhere you place your order. You can create your own bowl or salad or wrap or choose one from the menu. They also have smoothies. I built a bowl/salad with spinach and red quinoa, and added mushrooms, broccoli and cucumbers. You get 3 toppings and you pay more for extra. Every protein is an additional cost. I got the chicken (around $3 additional). And then you get 1 included dressing, I got the agave mustard. I was pleasantly surprised by the bowl and thought it was tasty! I will say I wish you could get more included with your bowl, places like sweetgreen or cava or even chipotle lets you get however many toppings you want, and it feels more limited here (unless you want to pay extra). It would be nice if they allowed you to have 2 dressings too, 1 seemed kinda stingy. Good for a healthy quick casual meal in Pittsburgh!

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