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.

Just had the best lunch at the Copper Kettle, our soups were very flavorful, and our Roasted…read morePepper, Mozzarella, with Arugula and Balsamic tasted like my Nonna made it! Wish I lived closer, because I would eat here every day for Lunch. Don't walk, run and have lunch or dinner here because you will thank me later. I love the addition of exposed brick and colors! The take away goodies looked amazing too. What a gem in Newton. Thank you for an amazing lunch!!!! I will be back.

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.

Awesome!! All scratch kitchen.. The Soup Bar brings back yesterday.. to perfection!!…read moreAll the best and freshest ingredients. You can see why they were voted Best of the Best in south jersey!!! Thank you SOUP BAR.

Great food and service. Just a quick stop over the bridge from Philly, this is a cute little spot…read moreto pop in for a quick lunch

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.

First time trying.... In the Allentown Farm market... Has many Gluten Free options especially for…read moresoups... they even have a place to sit. Worth a visit...

We're not in Allentown often, but when we are we love walking through the Allentown Farmer's…read moreMarket. We've tried a couple of places to eat and were very pleased. So we decided to try out a new place and found Soul Soup. All four soups that day were gluten free...just what I needed. I tried the clam chowder and my wife tried the broccoli. They were both amazing. I couldn't believe all the clams that I had in my bowl. And they had a nice sized bar right across the aisle to sit at. Definitely worth trying out!

I knew nothing about BowlFace soups until stumbling onto them on Yelp while looking for a new lunch…read moreoption in town. Their distribution channels are still rather meager, but Organon the health food store on Route 413, Wrightstown, PA, has a selection in their back room frozen foods department. I picked up the Vegetarian Vietnamese Pho and Roasted Butternut Squash to sample a couple of flavors I normally love. Each plastic package was 12 ounces, enough for one meal. Stovetop or microwave for a few minutes and recycle the sleeve container. I slurped the pho today after shoveling the heavy fresh wet white precip that fell from early this morning. While it lacked the rich spicy lemongrass base of long time pot simmered stock found in Pho 75 and other good VN restaurants, and the thick nest of noodles and fresh pinched Thai basil leaves, it was pretty good for what it was - healthy nearly instant soup with only wholesome ingredients. A squirt of Sriracha for an extra kick and it was bowl rim to lips; bottoms up! Who had time for a spoon? BowlFace! I'll be back here after trying the Butternut Squash, but wanted to review the Pho while it was still warming my stomach. Gotta say this is a bit of a homer epistle, as I am very happy that Newtown's entrepreneurial spirit is thriving even in the Age of Covid.

I am a huge fan of BowlFace! The soups are fresh... they don't use preservatives and the…read moreingredients are locally sourced. Everything I've eaten so far is so flavorful! My favorite soups are the Thai Butternut and the Vietnamese Vegetable Pho. The Thai Butternut warms you up on a cold day with the ginger. The Pho is full of mushrooms and herbs. I wish they were available all year around. The good thing about the packaging is that it freezes well! So I recommend stocking up on your seasonal favorites. Besides soup, they offer dips and macaroni and cheese. And most recently they have added salad dressing. So far I have only tried the Pickle Sriracha Dip but I have the Buffalo Cauliflower Dip in my fridge. The Pickle Dip was amazing, I can't wait to grab some more next time I'm at Organnons. If you like pickles, you'll love the Dip! I'm looking forward to Summer and trying more soups! You can check their website to see where you can buy locally. They are usually a vendor on Saturdays at the Wrightstown Farmer's Market. You can also find them at Organnons, Tanner's and I see them occasionally at GI Juice in Buckingham.

I had a great experience at Zoup, and a big reason was Caitlin. She was incredibly personable and…read morefriendly from the moment I walked in. She offered bread, made sure butter was included, and gave thoughtful suggestions for my sandwich without being pushy. What really stood out was that her energy wasn't just for me. I watched her treat every customer with the same warmth and attention while keeping things moving smoothly. That kind of consistent service makes a difference. Zoup is lucky to have her,.

Service is horrendous and has gotten worse since last visit. I almost walked out this time…read more Respect, acknowledging customers, and providing them with common decency are not practiced. Food is good, but i think k is my last time. Been here 20 times over last 5 years. I should note this service review is solely due to the women in blue short and glasses with nose ring working Monday.

Located inside strip mall closer to giant and other good food options in Exton. This Panera bread…read moreis good and with recent upgrades they are easy to order. The food is always delivered fast and hot. I like their broccoli cheddar soup, tomato soups. The sandwiches are good but okay for vegetarians. Have tried their beverages and they are okay. The portions are small but they look fresh and tasty too. Interior is good and service is awesome. Parking is cramped but park opposite and walk here.

In the last year I have had pretty poor service and rude help and soso food. Panera's has always…read morebeen a favorite in the past but is not even on the list of maybe's now. Sad, but much of the eating places are cutting back all over to stay solvent.

Saladworks Cafe is a good healthy option in the food court at Exton Square Mall. They serve a good…read morevariety of freshly made and tossed salads, wraps, paninis, soups, cookies, Pepsi fountain drinks, and bottled drinks. The prices for salads are $7.49-$8.49 and wraps & paninis are $7.29-$7.79. I've seen slightly lower pricing at other Saladworks locations. While shopping at Exton Square Mall, I stopped off in the food court for a lunch break. I needed something good, tasty, and healthy. I decided on Saladworks and ordered the Nuevo Nicoise salad ($7.99 plus tax) - under 500 calories - served with warm roll, which was quickly made fresh and served in a square plastic white bowl. The Nuevo Nicoise had romaine lettuce, iceberg lettuce, firm radiatorre pasta, chunk tuna, diced tomatoes, egg whites, nicoise olives, green beans, and topped with fat free balsamic vinaigrette (my choice). The warm dinner roll was soft and chewy. Overall, my salad choice was really good and tasty and the service was prompt and friendly.

The quality of food and service I receive at the Exton Saladworks has always been great! You can…read moretell the products are fresh on a daily basis. The staff who I have been served by have always been friendly and accommodating to any of my requests. On my last visit I was even behind a customer who had an allergy to shellfish. The employees behind the counter made sure that all of the food product they used was not taken from the salad case, and instead got all of the products from fresh product containers. This impressed me that they took the time to do this! I got a pick two combo for my meal. I made my own salad and had a cup of soup. I know some people think of saladworks as sometimes being expensive, but to be honest I frequent saladworks a lot in the Philadelphia area and this is the most affordable saladworks in the area that I have found! They even started a new mobile App where you can be a member for free, and can earn coupons and saladworks dollars for the purchases that you make. So if you are a regular like me you should totally look into that Saladworks App or ask the cashier when you are about to check out about it :-)