Soup de Ville is a small, local business that, as the name says, makes soups. It sells its soups…read morethrough farmers markets and through a monthly "soup-scription." So far, I have purchased 11+ soups from Soup de Ville. The soups were each one quart and were delivered frozen. Here are my ratings for the nine soups: Hungarian cauliflower - 4 stars Corn chowder - 5 stars Vegan Thai lentil chili - 5 stars Vegan Indian lentil curry - 5 stars Creamy potato - 4.5 stars Vegan minestrone - 4.5 stars Mushroom-rice - 5 stars Spinach garlic - 4 stars - This soup also contained dumplings. Savory black bean soup - 4.5 stars Chicken-noodle soup - 5 stars - The broth was very flavorful! Unstuffed cabbage-roll soup - 4.5 stars

Great soup via Doordash. Ordered online and had it delivered. There were 6 soups to select from…read moreand we had the Chicken Tortilla. Tasty with a little kick.

Just found this place, and it was great. We just moved to the area and really haven't liked the…read morefood scene here, so it was definitely a pleasant surprise to find some food we'll look forward to ordering again. Aside from the great soups they also make fantastic rolls. Being from the Philly area and being used to good hard rolls, it's been tough dealing with bread out here, nobody appreciates that you're supposed to have a good crust on it. Hopefully they start making sandwiches here too.

My husband and I had lunch here on Monday this week.I had a hard time ordering at the kiosk so…read moreJordan working behind the counter said she would be happy to take our order.I got the pick two.The cranberry Sonoma salad was delicious as was the cali chicken sandwich.Flavors were good and the ciabatta bread was very good.My husband got potpie soup and hot Italian sandwich and loved both.Ivwould recommend this establishment to everyone.

So overpriced…read more Mushy with very few toppings. What was there was fairly bland and totally underwhelming. This was my first visit and based off of this sandwich I wouldn't go back.

I went here under the impression it is a local place, but it is not. However, they do have a simple…read moremenu with some good choices. I got the lobster bisque and sandwich combo with a turkey sandwich. Both were very good and much better than any fast food meal. For not much more money. Definitely recommend.

Try similar to another establishment that sells soup & sandwiches, but either more varieties of…read moresoup. I had the tomato soup with grilled cheese dippers, which was very filling and an all around good comfort food choice for a rainy and windy day. I was passing through town, and not sure if I will ever be back, but I give it a thumbs up!

Love love loved everything about this place…read more You don't have to be a health nut to enjoy a meal here. It may be as green as grass and have every implication that the avid burger consumer would be turned off but boy you'd be wrong. Their options range from leafy greens and light dressings and toppings to a wrap filled with crispy chicken and bacon and bbq sauce. Their portions are amazing. You could order a salad with endless toppings for 5.95 (not including meat that's an extra charge) and it'll last you three meals. The wraps are packed to perfection and bundled like a burrito. My boyfriend has a fairly large stomach and he had trouble finishing the whole thing. Don't forget to order some chips with your meal! They're homemade pita chips and they taste like heaven. I wish I had a place like this back home. Definitely a must try. Especially on a nice day when you can sit at a table on the sidewalk and eat in the sun!

They have fresh and tasty food, yes. But it is routinely frustrating when ordering from them. Their…read moreonline order system always shows the option of a side of guac for their meals, and I always select that. But far more than half the time, they are out of it. Sometimes they credit my payment, and sometimes they simply don't say anything and I find out when checking for it. It is such a small thing, but consistently (over 75%) wrong over several years and several dozen orders. It's almost become a joke at this point. They need to do a better job of ensuring their online ordering system is consistent with what they actually have.

My girlfriend and I waited most of the year to get a reservation here and we finally lucked out on…read moretheir last operating day of the holiday season. The Christy house has two seatings only on Fridays-one at 11 am and the other at 12:45 pm. I was fortunate enough the get the 12:45 time slot. Online reservations don't work. You actually need to call St Stephen's at the number given on their website. The Christie house sits in back of St. Stephen's on Frederick St in Sewickley. When we arrived the 11:00 group was still letting out but we waited patiently while they set up the tables for our sitting. The place was packed but the two of us were seated once we confirmed the reservation. Since this was their Christmas dinner every lady received a fake rose corsage to wear. A very nice touch! We were greeted by several volunteers who took our order and gave us each samples of their holiday spritzer. Although we were looking forward to hot tea the temperature was warm so we settled for ice tea. The dining room was enhanced with nice china, holiday linens and holiday decor on our serving plates. Today's menu which changes weekly consisted of butternut squash soup, lobster bisque, holiday green salad with roasted pork tenderloin. With the soup you can opt for a bowl of one or a cup of two. We decided to try everything so we chose the latter. The complete meal was served together. I could really enjoy the homemade taste of the butternut squash soup as well as the lobster bisque. The roll was tiny but just enough for a dainty meal. The pork was tender and the salad was good as well. When we were done they brought out a cookie tray with many duos of small cookies. I was tempted to eat them all but ate as many as I could. Baked fresh I got filled up on these faster than the main course. We were given a basket to pay our check-cash only accepted. $12.00 per person. That's a real deal for all this food! Plus you are giving back to the church that sponsors it so it's a worthy cause. One of the waitresses who served us suggested we come back for Mother's day when they also do a special tea luncheon. After we ate we browsed the 2 gift shops on the premises. The downstairs one known as "the Needle's eye" had new holiday items while the two upstairs one known as "Earthly treasures" had vintage items for sale. The Christie house is staffed by church volunteers and people who wish to help out St. Stephen's. The Christie house which is an old Victorian house can also be rented. Metered street parking is available for a minimal fee. Expect to stay at least 1 1/2 hours for your visit. Reservations are not required but highly recommended. They will post the menu online as well. They will reopen on Fridays after the New Year.

Great food and service .. Inside seating is a bit crowded, but outdoor area is lovely .read more

Loved stopping here for a light lunch. All food available is pre packaged and refrigerated, along…read morewith fresh pastries and coffees. I loved the children's play area, and the fact that they had local goods available for purchase. The employees seemed very friendly and the restaurant itself was very clean.

This is hands down my favorite coffee stop! I come here at least twice a month and always enjoy…read moreeither a refresher or an iced latte, both are delicious. The staff is always super friendly and welcoming, which makes every visit a great experience. I also love grabbing their cookies and pepperoni rolls they're a must try! They also have board games and a little play house for kids

Soup'd Up is a relatively new restaurant in downtown Washington. I have been following their…read morefacebook for months now but haven't been able to get there until today. Don't follow after me - get here as soon as you can! It was amazing! I got the lunch special today which was half a sandwich and a bowl of soup, I chose the monte christo and french onion. Sandwich was delicious. No one around here has a monte christo permanently on their menu, so anytime I see it on a special I try to get it. The french onion soup was out of this world, the best I've ever had. I was hesitant at first because the cheese is not charred, but the soup was stellar & full of flavor. I also tried the wedding soup which was just as delicious and chock full of meatballs (my favorite part)! Lunch was ready for pickup in 15 minutes, and they kept the bags in a warming spot for me until I arrived. Soup was still piping hot when I got home. I can't wait to try more soup!

Some of the best wedding soup ive ever had . The seafood bisque , amazing . Chicken noodle amazing…read more. Beyond the food being great we have to support local mom and pops . F#%k Walt and McDowall's . Number one is establishments like soupd up that are run by people passionate about what they do and how they do it serving real food with quality ingredients is everything. Processed garbage is killing people everyday. There's a reason your mom or grandma made you chicken soupnwhen you were sick .