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    Rusty Ladle

    4.7 (124 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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    Dogs allowed

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    Grilled cheese with tomato soup
    Kendrick L.

    Met up with a friend here on a whim while exploring the Sunset, and I'm glad we stopped in. The space immediately stood out with its cozy, rustic feel--warm wood accents, a relaxed atmosphere, and the kind of neighborhood charm that makes you want to linger a little longer instead of rushing out. We both had to try the grilled cheese after hearing about it, and it definitely lived up to the hype. The best part is that they grill cheese directly onto the outside of the bread, creating this crispy, caramelized layer that's packed with flavor. It's a clever twist on a comfort food classic, and every bite had that perfect combination of crunch and gooey melted cheese. The tomato soup was a solid companion to the sandwich. It tasted house-made, which I always appreciate, and had a nice fresh flavor. That said, it didn't really do anything to separate itself from other good tomato soups I've had. Nothing wrong with it--it just wasn't the memorable part of the meal. Service was friendly, and the whole experience felt very "Sunset": unpretentious, welcoming, and focused on good food over flashy presentation. I'd absolutely come back when I'm craving a great grilled cheese, and next time I'm interested in trying more of the menu. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the neighborhood.

    Avery M.

    Grilled cheese was really really good. Perfect crisp on the outside with cheese bits. Soup was too watery :/

    Cioppino (top left) Schmelty Grilled Cheese (top right) Clam Chowder (bottom middle)
    Devina D.

    Clam Chowder on thinner side I prefer mine to be thicker. Still had good flavor. Very hearty. Have been back multiple times when I am in a mood for non asian soup.

    John Michael R.

    F O O D: I stopped by on a Sunday afternoon after a gig, drawn in by the nostalgia of growing up just a block away from this spot. I ordered the Magnifica sandwich, and it was very tasty. The variety of meats was excellent, and the olive relish added a perfect zing. I specifically asked for green chilies to be included, and they happily accommodated that request, adding a nice kick and veggies for me to enjoy. One of the most unique aspects of the meal was the massive selection of hot sauces available to try. There were tons and tons of different bottles lining the counter, which really helped "fancy up" the meal. I used them to spice up both the sandwich and the soup. Speaking of the soup, I had the tomato soup. I had expected a thick bisque like thingy, so the texture was a bit too light for my preference, though the flavor was definitely there. Definitely an elevated (in a positive way) campbell's tomato soup; don't forget the crème (if you're able to!) The hot sauces definitely added the richness I was looking for. A highlight was the Elote soup (their seasonal special). I'm not usually a corn fan, but I saw someone else getting a sample and took the risk and asked for it too. The manager was incredibly generous (and I recognized him from the website.) The sample wasn't just a spoonful; it was practically half a cup with garnishes included! Kudos to him for that generosity. It was pretty good, even for a non-corn lover. A M B I A N C E: The atmosphere here is fantastic: if it's sunny in the sunset, sit outside. It has a distinct retro feel, and the art is a major standout. I was particularly fascinated by the countertops embedded with pennies and coins. It feels like a tribute to "long live the penny," especially now that we aren't using them much anymore. It's a unique, nostalgic touch that makes the place feel special, especially for someone who grew up right around the corner. S E R V I C E: The service was a bit of a mixed bag. Upon entering, I wasn't immediately sure of the flow until I was quickly directed to order at the register before sitting down. While I tried to chat with some of the staff, I felt like I might have been bothering them or coming off as annoying (maybe I just have "resting bitch face"?). However, the manager made up for it by being generous with the Elote soup sample. While the manager stepped up, the general interaction with the others felt a little off, suggesting there's room for improvement in friendliness and engagement. In the end, twas worth a visit for the nostalgia and the Magnifica sandwich, but maybe keep the small talk brief!

    Elote soup
    Kate X.

    We came here for Sunday lunch, and there was a short line to order. Apparently the schmelty was their signature sandwich, so we waited another 20 min to get that, and sipped on soups in the meantime. The soups were alright, but the schmelty was definitely the star of the show and was super cheesy and crispy. I ate it with hot sauce and it was great. The restaurant had plenty of outdoor seating which was great for big groups. The restroom was quite clean as well.

    Schmelty grilled cheese with side of tomato soup
    Joanne K.

    On a typical foggy San Francisco day, come to the Rusty Ladle to enjoy a crispy, cheesy savory grilled cheese sandwich with an edge of crisped cheese, complemented by a, light citrusy, tomato basil cup of soup. There's indoor and outdoor seating where you can people watch or dog watch. Finish off the delicious lunch with a cappuccino from Andytown next-door.

    Cup of clam chowder
    Allena C.

    Thinking about where to go for a quick lunch and came across Rusty Ladle. We were in the neighborhood and found a parking spot across the street around noon on a weekday. We sat in their parklet since it was a nice, sunny day. We grabbed a few menus and when we were ready to order, we went inside to the cashier, where you order and pay. They will serve you the order when it's ready. Also inside, they have barstools all the way down a long counter for plenty of seating. ***OUR PICKS*** CUP OF BODEGA BAY STYLE CLAM CHOWDER ~ GF Dairy Not too thick, not too thin, just right. Ask for Bacon! East Coast Clam, Leek, Cream, Red Potato, Celery, Fennel & Onion. I didn't try this. Our friend had it and said it was good, but not the best. She didn't want bacon. Not sure if it would have changed the soup to amaaaazing? Decent soup, nonetheless. Perfect with a sandwich or by itself! They offer oyster crackers, too. 4/5 SCHMELTY ~ Inside out Grilled Cheese w/cheddar, mozzarella. A bit on the salty side with the crunchy cheese. Actually, I was expecting more of a crunch, but the melted cheese made it more chewy, especially when it cooled down. Only the melted cheese on the side was crunchy. Honestly, I'd rather have a regular grilled cheese sandwich with crispy bread. 3.5/5 LA MAGNIFICO ~ Schiacciata bread, mortadella, provolone, olive salad & truffle oil. This was a bit salty with the olive salad. Maybe it would go well with a lightly seasoned soup like chicken noodle soup. The bread was crispy/crunchy from toasting, which was the highlight of the sandwich. 3.5/5 I think if the menu had a pairing for a cup of soup and a 1/2 sandwich, I would have gotten something like that instead. I would have liked a sample rather than having to order both, especially when 3 of us weren't super hungry. It seems like the neighborhood kids like this spot. We saw a few families come here with toddlers. Glad they have a following!

    Grilled cheese and tomato bisque
    Heather I.

    Hubby has been wanting to take me to Rusty Ladle for a while since he knows that I love soups! We went Valentines morning and there was already a line forming. We ordered two grilled cheese and tomato bisque. We sat at the front as people started trickling in...soon, all the seats were taken! As we were waiting for our meal, the owner asked if we'd like to try a sample of some other soups - we tried the clam chowder. That was so kind of them! Our meals came and they were huge! The grilled cheese was on a different type of bread - the owner told me the name, but I've never heard of that type of bread before. It reminded me of a ciabatta/focaccia bread mixed together. I finished a little more than half of my sandwich. Soup was perfect for a cold winter day.

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    Pallavi P.

    Came here after a hike along the Coastal Trail at the Sutro Baths and the sandwiches and soups hit the spot. You order at the register and sit at a table where they bring out your food. They also have indoor bar counter style seating if you prefer to be seated indoors. Service was prompt and courteous. We got the inside out cheese melt sandwiches and some clam chowder and tomato soup. The Schmelty sandwich was interesting with cheese inside and out and paired perfectly with the tomato soup. It's quite a large portion! They also have a weekly rotation of soups. Overall, they have a decent set of soups and a few sandwich options if you're looking for a quick bite.

    Turkey Sausage Gumbo - Turkey, Andouille Sausage, Smoked Bratwurst, Onion, Celery, and Green Pepper
    Mike L.

    Oh, how I have longed for a restaurant like Rusty Ladle! As simple of a food as it may seem to be, few things are as comforting to eat as a delicious bowl of soup. Now, I'm not talking about a can of Progresso or Campbell's nor the likes of Panera Bread or Olive Garden (though, I do like their Zuppa Toscana). I mean a spot that actually specializes in soups, sort of like the soup joint in that one episode of Seinfeld (if you've seen it, you know it). And, lo and behold, not only did one finally came along...but it's on this side of SF! I just wish it didn't take me over six months to find out about them... Despite how they're located pretty far out in the Outer Sunset, I LOVE Rusty Ladle's location. Not only is it a perfect fit for the neighborhood (their parklet is so cute), but it's also super convenient, given how easy street parking is around here. As for their menu, it changes weekly, but will typically offer four or five different soups, including their signature Tomato Soup and Clam Chowder, a couple of sandwiches, and a hot dog. Fairly simple, but it's impressive how they have yet to repeat any of their featured soups and how at least one of them will always be vegetarian or vegan! Plus, they have so many interesting hot sauces to choose from! -- BODEGA BAY STYLE CLAM CHOWDER - Clams, Leeks, Cream, Red Potato, Celery, Onions, and Bacon...$10.50 (Bowl) Not quite what I expected, but still pretty good! Maybe I'm too used to New England clam chowders, but this was a little more "watery"/thin than I would've expected. Still, it was quite flavorful and I liked how it had a generous amount of clams, veggies, and bacon in it. -- SCHMELTY - Inside Out Grilled Cheese Sandwich with Cheddar and Mozz...$9.75 Just as delicious as it looks! Every time I've had this, it's been so soft and gooey on the inside while the outside is covered with a crispy layer of cheese. I always add the Turkey Chorizo (+$3.50) for some meatiness and usually their kimchi ($1.75) to cut the richness. -- LA MAGNIFICA - Schiacciata Bread, Mortadella, Provolone, Olive Salad, and Truffle Oil Decent (it's similar to a muffaletta), but nowhere near as good as the Schmelty. While I liked how the olive salad wasn't too assertive, as well as the combination of the mortadella and cheese, I wish this had a bit of mayo and/or mustard to add some moisture. -- ASH RESTEH (PERSIAN MINESTRONE) - Reshteh Roasted Noodle, Spinach, Koshk, Garbanzo, Lompoc Pinquito Beans, Red Lentil, Onions, Parsley, Cilantro, Dill, Mint Easy to see how the similarity to minestrone, but I actually thought this was better, as it has a heartier and more savory flavor to it. What's more, the mix of vegetables were so good, it made this easy to forget there isn't any meat in this. The noodles were a little too soft, though. -- SOPA de FIDEO con BOLOGNESE - Beef, Pork, Turkey, Fideo Noodle, Tomato, Gochujang, Vegan Parm, Carrot, Onion, Celery, and Mushroom As with the chowder, the consistency of this one also felt a little on the thin side, but I thought this was still pretty solid overall. The mix of meats in this was great and I really liked how they didn't skimp on the mushrooms and noodles. -- TURKEY SAUSAGE GUMBO - Turkey, Andouille Sausage, Smoked Bratwurst, Onion, Celery, and Green Pepper Not quite as good as I had hope for, but still not too shabby. Although the turkey was shredded (hard to really taste it), I thought the chunks of andouille and bratwurst had a nice juiciness to them. I just wish the soup itself had a bit more spice/kick to it. -- PSCCCG (KINDA LIKE A CALDO VERDE) - Potato, Spanish Chorizo, Chicken, Collard Greens, and Onions Quite possibly my favorite one I've tried so far. The potatoes were so soft, which also thickened the soup, and the bit of chorizo in this were so good! Add in the collard greens and chicken and this made for such a delicious meal on a chilly night. As far as service goes, it started off pretty rough the first time we came here. After going over the menu, we asked the girl at the register what the difference in size was between a cup and a bowl. Seemingly, this must have annoyed her because she responded by rolling her eyes and gesturing towards the wall behind her without saying a word, as if it was obvious what among the shelves of dishes, containers, and boxes we were supposed to look at. Thankfully, though, the rest of the workers have all been really friendly and service has been great each time after that (not so coincidentally, I also haven't seen her since). Even if they weren't the only spot I know of that specializes in soups, it's inevitable that I'll be back to Rusty Ladle again and again. Their Schmelty alone is reason enough, but I could never say no to trying more of their unique offerings and/or to satiate my love of soup. Not to mention the fact that I need to make sure Rusty Ladle sticks around!

    Lesly M.

    Definitely was fun to do a soup flight! Taste of each was ok to us. Expected a lot more flavor and hotter temperature. Each soup needed a little more flavor and heat. Kind of bland and barely warm. Shmelty was tasty, had good bread choice. Place is neat, small but bar seating is cute. Had a cute bathroom decor too. Service is kind and welcoming!

    Clam chowder, Red Garbanzo Curry

    such a great neighborhood addition! I have been wanting to try this spot since I heard of it! I love soup and when I walked in I felt instantly welcomed and included. We were even offered samples of the soups to try before ordering if we couldn't decide! I had the clam chowder and side of bread, and my brother had the garbanzo red curry. Both were delicious! I'm looking forward to many more cozy bowls of soup in the fall and winter

    Nancy D.

    The staff here is so friendly and our food came out so yummy and hot. We got the Bodega Bay chowder which was amazing and had fresh clams. The schmelty was also soo good and the cheese crust was melty gooey and had crisp ends. I love the outdoor seating and how close it is to the beach.

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