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A top tier grilled cheese sandwich, and great soup. Incredibly friendly staff, quick service, loved my visit!
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!
Grilled cheese was really really good. Perfect crisp on the outside with cheese bits. Soup was too watery :/
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.
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.
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!
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.
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.
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.
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!
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!
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.
This place is so cute! I'm a huge soup connoisseur so this hit in all the right ways. I took a quick Lyft here after walking several miles in Golden Gate Park since I saw it on Yelp first thing in the morning. They have a variety of soups, I had the clam chowder in the restaurant and took the others to go for my husband. Their version of the grilled cheese is delicious but not too much cheese on the inside. I think mine was different than the others in the photos so we'll have to come back to try again Their bud cheladas are $3 so that's a reason in and of itself to come. Service is good. It's an order at the cash register then take a seat at the bar. I think it would function WAY better to have service at your own seat, because who only Wants one beer? You'd have to order and pay then to the cash register again for any more drinks or additional food.
tldr neighborhood joint serving up classic and rotational soups and more for a decent price and counter seating friend and i ordered clam chowder, tomato basil, a magnifica sandwich, and bonus free snickerdoodle. they are great - u can sample as many soups as u like esp cool since they have a rotational menu with new special soups but me and my friend just stuck to the classics on their menu clam chowder (3.75/5) a bit on the watery side but was satisfyingly warm + well seasoned. clams seem fresh along with all the other ingredients! i tasted some sand in the soup which was a meh so would suggest they clean their clams a bit better tomato basil (4/5) hard to mess up this one but it was nicely balanced tomato flavor with a dash of cream that made it the perfect dipping vessel for the sando magnifica sando (4/5) we also got the magnifica toasted which is technically not allowed but super tasty if u can do that - couldn't really taste the truffle but ingredients were fresh and olives went nicely with the mortadella + cheese. suggest dipping this with the tomato soup for the perfect bite free snickerdoodle (4.5/5) waiter gave us a free cookie and it was super tasty! sweet but also had a bite and chewy on the inside. appreciated that. service was wonderful, staff talked us thru the menu and water is self service at the counter. the soup counter is cute with pennies all around and bathroom was clean. overall, it was a bit pricey but i would come back if i was in the mood for soup and near the water on a cold day! food 3.75/5 service 4/5 ambiance 4/5 value 3.75/5 read more
Fabulous Bodega Bay Clam Chowder - brothy with delicious flavors - adding bacon bits and oyster crackers. The richness of Perfect Pozole garnished with crisp greens. La Magnifica - Schiacciata bread with Mortadella, Provolone, Olive Salad and Truffle Oil. Total satisfaction in every bite! Friendly service is charming! Place your order as you enter ...find counter seating ...watch the action and devour the goodness! ...say hello to John! read more
8 months ago
This place rocks! Perfect for cozy, foggy days (which is most of the time in the Sunset). Service was friendly and chill; food was comforting and quick. Highlight was the pastrami schmelty and the tomato bisque. Go for a Bob's Burger's vibe! read more
9 months ago
I love this place! I love soup! I've noticed that so many places no longer have soup on the menu, so I was delighted to find a place that specializes in just soup. Perfect for a cold, foggy SF night. Soup was delicious. I also ordered the grilled cheese which has cheese on both the inside and OUTSIDE. Pure genius. Those little crunchy bits that are so good are the whole outside. Also a decent beer and wine selection. Friendly service and cute diner vibes. The perfect place to warm up after a brisk walk on ocean beach. I will definitely be back! read more
The schmelty is a must for grilled cheese lovers. The burnt cheesy exterior was perfection. It was rich and greasy, one was more than enough to split between two people, with sides of soup. We tried the tomato and the gumbo which were not bad, but the schmelty was definitely the standout. read more
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1 year ago
We were first in line waiting to get in. You order, pay, find a seat at the penny counter and wait for the food. We enjoyed our bowls of chowder and schmelty cheese sandwich. Seating is pretty limited and that's why we showed up 1145 on a Saturday morning. Place is only open Thursday to Sunday, noon to 8. Hope it will open more days soon. I think some of the specials rotate but the chowder is a constant. We will definitely be back. It beats a lot of touristy joints around town. Love that this is a neighborhood place! read more
1 year ago
You walk in to a clean, welcoming, and well lit counter seating area. Either you order in or take out; everyone order at the register. A regular changing menu is posted up front. If dining in, there's oyster crackers to munch on while you wait for your order to arrive. All the food is always consistent-filling, delicious, and comforting. An overall great neighborhood spot. We look forward to our next visit. read more
2 years ago
Very good soup in a unique setting. The restaurant feels unfinished, physically and conceptually. I believe one or two soups are always available, and one or two others change frequently, partially based on how well they sell relative to one another. The serving size isn't large, but it's not skimpy either. You can order bread separately, and their bread is pretty good, but it would be nice if all the soups came with bread. They do have all the oyster crackers you could possibly want, so you can thicken your soup that way as well, and it's free! The pennies in the countertop are neat, and I like that everyone's sitting on these stools, but the place feels like it's under construction even though I'm pretty sure it's not. It's hard for me to put my finger on it, but the entire operation just feels temporary, and this takes away from its attraction as a cozy place to warm up on cold, foggy San Francisco nights. It's owned and run by the artist who owns the gallery-studio space next door. He's a nice guy and seemed genuinely happy to chat us up after we had finished our soup. I would definitely come back, but I also want a little bit more of something. read more
11 months ago
A day of excitement in the city led to the discovery of a charming eatery. The service was superb. With outdoor seating and our soup providing a comforting treat on a chilly San Francisco day read more
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You can't beat this place! Fantastic soup, amazing grilled cheese. The owner is the sweetest guy. He is a local artist who is so talented and a few years ago decided to open a soup spot. Well why did it take so long to open? Artist / business / perfectionism need I say more? Well the hard work sure paid off, I think he pretty much built the entire place by himself with the help of his daughter sorting pennies. This is an absolute don't miss spot, especially on a cold sunset day. Only downside is it's a bit small so either be prepared to wait a few mins or take it to go. read more
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Was walking around and noticed an open air seating option. I needed a break, as I just had a rough couple of days and needed to decompress and journal. I brought my iPad because it was light, and bought a cup of coffee from the coffee shop down the street to gather my thoughts. A worker came up to me and rudely and very loudly told me there were no laptops allowed. I had just sat down and had not noticed the very unnoticeable sign behind a picnic bench maybe twenty feet away from me. Again-- hard to see if you're not exactly paying attention and just trying to sit down to have a cup of coffee. He was not only rude, brought unwanted attention to me as the other patrons turned to look, but also made me feel completely uncomfortable and upset. Please try to be better, don't be rude and approach people in a less combative way. Good luck with the soup, I guess ( I asked him if he worked there and he said he did. He was wearing a white graphic tee, a backwards hat, and hiking converse shoes. Oily hair, and terrible vibes ) Can you spot the barely there sign? read more
7 months ago
6 months ago
Walking into this atmosphere is amazing, the people here are fantastic. Everyone here is friendly and service was worthy. My girlfriend and I got Mac salad with pulled pork and the pork melts in your mouth. The tomato soup here is rich and also the clam chowder! The dessert we had was horchata bread pudding and I highly suggest it. I definitely recommend coming here and I would love to come back! read more
2 years ago
Top notch comfort food in San Francisco, best grilled cheese sandwich and soup combo ever! A unique style with robust flavors. Every thing made fresh from scratch. Enough choices of soup to satisfy every family member, and a good variety of hot sauce if that's your thing. Great ambience with grooving music, gold spoons and penny countertops. Service was excellent, clean restrooms and restaurant, they also have kind employees and a timely delivery of food. read more
2 years ago
Local soup spot with amazing soups and a darn good schmelty (inside out grilled cheese). Great beer choices and friendly service. They had clam chowder, black bean, tomato and chicken noodle today. Come check it out if you're in the area. read more
My husband and I had been planning to come here for the past two weeks. We were looking for a solid soup place and I think we found it! It's a long spot with counter seating. There were quite a few patrons and more coming and going. We ordered some quarts to go, along with 2 La Magnifica sandwiches, and a few Schiacciata Bread slices. My husband asked if I wanted the Snickerdoodle and I thought about it, said no, and the owner gave me a cookie anyway! That was super nice of him. It was soft on the inside and a little crisp on the edges, exactly how I like my cookies. I had one La Magnifica, and I must've glanced over the 'olive salad' ingredient because I don't really love olives and it was strong for me. My BIL liked it though. I'm just a simple grilled cheese girly. The tomato soup was good, especially with the basil cream. The clam chowder was the star! It was thinner than others and had a lot of seafood and flavor. It tasted great paired with the Schiacciata bread or oyster crackers. The bacon is a nice touch too. Definitely check them out and grab a sticker on your way out! read more
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Ultimate comfort food spot. All of their soups are delicious and you can really taste the ingredients. The owner is super friendly and gave us a few samples to try, the creamy cauliflower was my favorite! So creamy and cheesy but not overly greasy, and just the right amount of cauliflower flavor. The sandwiches are both out of this world. The olive tapenade on the La Magnifica was fantastic, and it's the perfect sandwich not too greasy like other places. Everyone that works here are super friendly, will definitely be coming back! read more
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This is one of those places I want to have succeed but don't want it to get so popular that it is hard to get in! They opened in November 2024. The chef used to work at Zuni Cafe and Hayes St. Grill. The homemade soups are fresh and satisfying but that grilled cheese sandwich! Wow! They put cheese on the outside and it is crispy with special bread and various add-ons (we chose house made kimchi). The chef was making fresh snickerdoodles but we left before they were done. Indoor bar with a cool patina penny counter, or outside seating that looks nice too. read more
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I've been waiting for a good soup place on the West Side for a long time. This place seems like it's starting off strong. I ordered the Irish Stew and All Things Green Paprikash soups. Both delicious, hearty and surprising. At the last minute, I noticed their special...can't remember the name...but it was a bread thing with pesto, mozz, sausage and tomatoes. A kind of lasagne in a cup. I got three bowls of that to go. I have fans at home of anything vaguely lasagne. Everything was a hit with the home team. Great service and good value. On the way home, some idiot ran the stop at 46th and Lawton and my bag of soups toppled over. Shout out to the handled bag that I grabbed for the save.. for it stayed intact. Shout out to the soup containers! They didn't leak a drop. read more
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Keep coming back for more! It's so fun to try the rotating flavors every week and chat with everyone in here. The jambalaya might be a new favorite of mine, I loved it. I usually see John (owner), Wes, or Gigi working when I go in and they all make it that much better- always kind and fun environment. Will continue to be a regular here read more
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