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Favorite Boston-Area Restaurant for Soup?

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Where do folks like to go in the Boston area for soup? Do you have favorite specific soups at any restaurants in the area? A couple of my favorites are Cronin's in Quincy, which has an excellent Cajun chicken soup, and Strip-T's in Watertown, which makes outstanding soups fresh daily. [Go here to post a reply.]
(Posted on 1/28/09 by hiddenboston)


REPLIES:

LM wrote:
New England Soup Kitchen does make an excellent Chicken Noodle Soup. Great when you're not feeling well.
(Posted on 6/18/09)

Belinda wrote:
Upstairs on the Square has soups that will make your knees buckle. Start with the always-on-the-menu tomato soup (paired with an incredible grilled cheese), but return for the daily soups like the spring garlic soup.
(Posted on 6/18/09)

Elizabeth wrote:
The tomato basil soup at the Haley House Cafe in Roxbury is to die for!
(Posted on 8/27/09)

Angel wrote:
If you want soup, then head over to New England Soup Factory. They specialize in soup so they have a very large selection. They are also very T accessible on the green D line, Brookline Village stop.
(Posted on 8/27/09)

Ditto wrote:
Was thinking New England Soup Factory as well. Matzo Ball is a bit too much, but the Chicken Noodle Soup is great for when you need it but don't feel like cooking. Newton, Brookline and Salem that I know of.
(Posted on 8/27/09)

Dana wrote:
New England Soup Factory rocks! Eggplant Parmesan soup, Flu Chaser, and so many other great choices!
(Posted on 11/27/09)

scott palmer wrote:
Without a doubt....
Pho Pasteur, Chinatown
(Posted on 11/27/09)

AS wrote:
The broccoli cheddar and tomato soup at Panera Bread is sooooo good! Get it in a sour dough boule and I'm in heaven!
(Posted on 3/26/10)

LD wrote:
I agree!!!! Strip T's in WATERTOWN!!! Chicken pot pie soup! YUM!
(Posted on 3/26/10)

RG wrote:
I have trekked in blizzards for the tomato bisque at Daedelus in Harvard Sq.
(Posted on 3/26/10)

Coop wrote:
French Onion at Panera is amazing! And Hot Tomatoes makes a great tomato soup.
(Posted on 3/27/10)

AC wrote:
Best French Onion Soup, at Johnny Ray's in Maynard. Best ever!
(Posted on 9/6/10)

nbc wrote:
Tuscan Tomato at Bin26 Enoteca.
(Posted on 12/29/10)

LD wrote:
Barry's Deli, Waban, MA and Strip T's Watertown, MA.
(Posted on 12/30/10)

jg wrote:
Chicken Noodle the Soup Factory...great for colds!
(Posted on 12/30/10)

CH wrote:
Soup Factory hands down.
(Posted on 4/26/11)

Chrissy wrote:
Flash's smoked tomato soup is the best I've ever had.
(Posted on 4/26/11)

Ron A. wrote:
Scott Palmer took the words right outta my mouth:
"Without a doubt....
Pho Pasteur, Chinatown"
N.E. Soup Factory is also good. You people know your soup!
(Posted on 4/26/11)

cf wrote:
Morena's in Wakefield. Best Italian soups!
(Posted on 4/26/11)

LC wrote:
Soup Works in North Attleboro.
Lambert's in Westwood.
(Posted on 4/26/11)

eb wrote:
My soups!!!! come on over.... can't be beat! Mushroom veloute, Austrian garlic soup, Potato Leek, even Kapusta!!
(Posted on 4/27/11)

HLB in Needham wrote:
Anything at New England Soup Factory!
(Posted on 4/27/11)

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