Solid lobster roll for this area although we prefer hot with butter. We did lunch special which…read morecame with a small soup (menu varies based on availability)- chowder and lobster bisque were not available that day we ordered so we got Thai chicken (light curry flavor) and chicken tortilla (salty for my palette).

I wanted homemade clam chowder and that's exactly what I got! The woman running the stand was very…read morefriendly and made recommendations. I got the shrimp poboy special which was also delicious! Everything was prepared quickly and I will be back to try all the other soups!

This was a disaster from the start. There's no signage explaining this place is inside a…read morerestaurant. We happened to go in to ask for directions. The young woman at the podium, who looked and acted like she couldn't care less, explained Souperman operates out of the restaurant. We asked about the sizing of the soups and she begrudgingly asked if we would like to see the containers. After a few minutes she returned, texting on her phone, and made us wait while she finished her text before showing us the sizes. My friend and I both ordered large soups, she asked for a pumpernickel ciabatta (for $.99 extra) and I asked for the sesame bread sticks (at $3.99 I was hoping for maybe homemade?). After waiting 30 MINUTES, we received our soups. Ciabatta roll was rock hard and my store bought sesame sticks smelled and tasted like they had been stored with wood varnishes. I can't believe I just wasted $11 on a container of decent soup and inedible bread sticks. If we hadn't already paid I would have walked out long before the 30 minutes were over. The "hostess" seemed way more concerned with the health inspector who showed up. Should have taken my cue from that, and the fact that there wasn't a soul in the restaurant. For the sake of your wallet, your stomach and your sanity, avoid this place like the plague.

I really love soup, especially lobster bisque, and was excited to see a cream of lobster soup on…read morethe menu! I also ordered the grilled cheese. What a disappointment. After waiting over and hour, my order finally arrived. When I opened the soup container, I was delighted to find large chunks of lobster in the soup! Only it wasn't lobster. I don't know what kind of seafood it was, but definitely NOT lobster. I picked out the mysterious seafood, and the soup itself was very good. And the grilled cheese sandwich on ciabatta ... the smallest ciabatta I have ever seen - maybe 4" x 4"! All of the cheese oozed out of the sandwich and there was a ton of underdone, chewy bacon. (If I were to order from there again, I would ask for crispy bacon on the side.) What a mess. So, $20 for soup and a sandwich. Totally not worth it. Oh, and $3 for delivery? Rip off.

Absolutely amazing Jewish deli! I could eat there every day!!…read more The traditional salads and sandwiches were perfect. Could have been in NYC and it would not have been any better.

This one is not a fun one to write. So my father was having lunch at Liebman's Yonkers on February…read more11th, after my recommendation to go there based on my great experiences with the original location in the Bronx. He and his friend both enjoyed the food (although he made sure to mention that it wasn't nearly as good as Katz's, which I completely agree with). He thought that the restaurant itself was clean and nice enough. But then the fun part happened. He tried to tip 20% on his lunch bill, asking the waiter to round to the total from the $50 check to $60 total The waiter decided that meant adding a $60 TIP to the order and running the credit card at $110 for their lunch. Simple mistake, maybe. We apparently will never know, because Liebman's has never called back after two different attempts to speak with management to rectify the situation. We were told that there was no manager there twice, but assured that we would receive a call back shortly. Nothing, apparently. Is Liebman's an establishment that targets the elderly and figures that they can get away with it because sometimes people don't look at what they're signing. Who knows? Not me, because no-one from Liebman's decided that it was important to return multiple calls to figure that out. So, IF you go to this place, please check your bill and then check it again, because once you leave the restaurant, they seem to have no desire to explain why they charged you a 120% tip (or even attempt to keep you as a customer) Bonus fact: I waited three weeks to post this to give them every chance to do the right thing and have a manager reply.

So happy there is a new food place on Spring Street. Very nice, very chill counter staff. Clean,…read moreinteresting interior. They have locally and eclectic themed merch to check out. The food: Sandwich was a breaded chicken cutlet sandwich with a chipotle mayo, red onion and greens. The bread was a potato roll that was fairly dense but really soft. Kind of top shelf type bread. Loved it. Soup was corn chowder where, unlike most corn chowders I've encountered, it was pretty light and not a heavy/creamed thing. Def thicker than a broth, but not porridge. Not a labor to chow-down on. Corn in the chowder was fresh and sweet, with a very pleasant texture. Kernels almost pop as you chew. I mean not quite, but they are not mush and that's fantastic. Loved it. And not too heavy handed on pricing. Really hard to get this level of fresh and tasty at a reasonable price, but they achieved it here. For a couple dollars more than a crap-o McAwful combo, you can eat something made with care and character. Overall, a great new spot. Very satisfied with the service and food.

Great soups, but I wish they had a less user hostile way to show their daily offerings. Instagram…read moreshows the menu for like 3 seconds before it switches to some other social media nonsense.

This place is great! Just 3 tables, run by Santasha and her family. The menu has 3 soups that are…read morechanging every week, 3 sandwiches and sometimes some specials. So I come there at least once a week to check those soups, and I always have the combo - half a sandwich and a 12oz soup. The coleslaw is also amazing!

If you are a person that loves to support small business, this is the place to go. I had the jerk…read morechicken sandwich 1/2 with the soup of the day. I met the owner and she is charming. My mother used to say, she poured love into her meals, and I believe that the owner does this also.

Figured I'd stop in Madison just to break up a long train ride, and was glad to find an unexpected…read morefarmers' market. Even better, Oldwick was serving up watermelon gazpacho! This is a brilliant concoction - fruity, but the ingredients include poblanos.

$17 for broth, orzo and very very little chicken. They are crazy! I was hoping it would have been…read morethe best soup I'd ever tasted for this price but it did not deliver. Save your money and don't purchase a 32 oz for $17.

I came here once before and got chicken noodle soup and my husband got a spicy Cajun soup. We both…read morereally enjoyed them and the staff were nice when we picked up. This last time I ordered takeout and the food was really good and a good portion for lunch. I got the combo where I got the sweet potato grain bowl with the chicken Marsala soup cup. I really enjoyed the sweet potato grain bowl. The chicken Marsala soup was good but a little too creamy for me to order again. Will definitely order from here again! Really interesting selection of soups. I wouldn't eat there, it's pretty small and doesn't look too comfortable, definitely better for takeout or delivery.

Nice, small soup in garden city that has some great soups and sandwiches…read more They change the soups up on the season. Place is small but there are some seats inside. Service is usually fast.

What an amazing place! Super fresh soups beyond delicious. Chicken tortilla soup and tomato…read moretortellini were the most flavorful we've tried. Homemade ice teas, pink lemonade, empanadas, amazing rice bowls and burritos. Beyond nice service from great owners. Definitely will be back.

I know I just found my little favorite gem of Fair Lawn especially if it's one of those cold winter…read moreor fall days when all you really want is a nice bowl of soup. Well, Soup Maison and Latin Kitchen makes soup an everyday food! There's always the favorite tomato bisque or tomato tortellini soup but with a rotating menu of different soups and other dishes plus a deli and empanadas, you really can't go wrong and it can be different every time you go. My new favorite is the tomato tortellini soup paired with one of their empanadas. I'm a fan of their beef empanada but their buffalo chicken empanada was a great balance of a savory chicken with just the right amount of heat. Try it with the green sauce, it's not for everyone's taste but it's a great mix. The fact that they have many soup options (with samples, if you wish) you can pair it with something or just go for a large and have it all to yourself makes it a place to mix and match on every visit. It's a comfy place, but there's not that much room to dine in, but there's a small table- but I don't mind running back home, get comfy and enjoy the food. Service has always been friendly- don't hesitate to ask for a taste, but let them do it- it's not self serve.