The Soup Market

I love the African Peanut soup! However the service is not so good. They run out of the soup often which I can understand but I often call to make sure they have it before I travel all the way across town to purchase it. However several times that I call no one answers! This is not ok. Please pick up the phone. Thanks

I bought my soup from Sendik's just for reference sake, it wasn't from the store and it was reheated. I bought the vegetable tomato florentine with orzo pasta.It was AMAZING with flavor.My only issue is the carrots were in HUGE chucks. Maybe that is pleasing to others, but if I have a small pasta, I like my vegetables smaller. I will definitely buy it again. It's just constructive criticism.

The Soup Market in the Milwaukee Public Market is a favorite of ours there, but this location seems like a different business, entirely. There's a young male employee here, who's attitude is just the worst, and is doing the business a disservice. On one visit my mom tried to order about four different sandwiches, to all which he deadpan replied "we're out of that", until we had to prod him to tell us what actually was available. (Also, not sure why they were out of so many items on their menu).On a different visit, I was ordering soup for a sick friend, ordered my soups and then asked about which soup "stocks" they had (an item always on the menu at the Public Market). Same employee responded with derision for asking for an item that this location does not offer- as if I was wasting his time, and was asking for an item way out of bounds for the Soup Market. I love the Soup Market soups (I'm a devoted customer at the MKE Public Market location), but this location is severely lacking.

Visited Vliet Street location. Ordered a cup of the Indonesian Chicken Satay soup and a cup of the Chicken & Sausage Gumbo. Both were delicious! I added a chunk of fresh house-baked bread for $.99, and that was also really good. They forgot to add the butter, but I took the order home so I had butter there.The pace is small, and it was busy on my visit, but the two employees seemed to have a system that worked, and we were all provided service and received our food fairly quickly. I would go back.

What a pleasant surprise right in the Heights!! I was hesitant to go based off of prior reviews mentioning service but I have nothing bad to say about the service! We opted for a cup of chicken noodle, a cup of tomato basil bisque and a Rueben. The noodles and chicken were added to the bowl first and the broth + veg was poured over the top. I love this idea because it keeps the noodles fresh but it also ensures you get a similar amount of noodles and meat each cup or bowl you order! It was a yummy chicken noodle but not the best I've had. The tomato bisque, on the other hand. Omg. Out of this world. It was phenomenal!!!! A little chunky, flavorful and it had a beautiful color to it. I dunked my Rueben in the soup and loved the combo. While making the Rueben the girl asked if I wanted sauerkraut and cheese - yes and yes. She also asked if I wanted thousand island dressing - yes. I'm glad she asked!! Not everyone wants all the toppings! Our order was placed for take out so she packaged the dressing in its own container so the sandwich wouldn't get soggy. Overall I loved The Soup Market and I'll be back! Fantastic experience!

This Soup Market is located on Vliet street on the south side of the Washington Heights area. It is a small retail store front that has limited seating and appears to be set up mostly for carry out.I've been to this location twice, now. Both times, I have gone to get soup to carry out. Both times, I have ordered the tomato bisque, which I think is outstanding; some of the best tomato bisque I have eaten.Price point, wise, some may consider the soup may be a bit expensive. I've only purchased the quart to go and notice that I pay several dollars more for the quart than at other restaurants that sell soup-to-go.It is nice to have a neighborhood soup shop so close to home. Its convenient to park at the unrestricted street curb, run in, and take some delicious soup home for a quick meal.

Stopped by here on my way home sick from work yesterday, wanting some comfort food. The place is very small with just a couple tables, but those tables were full. They had about 8-10 options for soup, and a few options for cold sandwiches, grilled sandwiches and salads. I got a pick two for about $7, with a cup of broccoli cheddar and a half ham/swiss sandwich on a pretzel bun. Service wasn't friendly, just "what do you want" and "next". I was in and out in a few minutes though so it was efficient. When I asked for the broccoli cheddar he just grabbed a bag and slit it open on the line and dumped it all in. When I got home, the soup was not hot and the bigger chunks of broccoli were in fact cold. The sandwich had a good amount of ham on it so I appreciated that.

About as unhealthy as it comes. The soups lack taste and will leave you grasping for a bottle of water because there is so much salt in them.

The soup here is absolutely amazing. So many options and I got the feel it's all made with love, patient love. The cornbread muffins are so amazing that I had to mentally apologize to my late grandmother for comparing them to hers. You better get there early, if not you will miss out.

Don't recommend. Not so fresh tasting. There's better soups served elsewhere. Where's the pretzel?I was hoping for the pretzel that I heard others talk about.