This restaurant is located in a unique and beautiful place away from noises. The smell of delicious meals welcomes you immediately you open the door.
Paul Anthony Jimenez
Nasty food. I ordered a bacon lettuce and tomato sandwich. I got two pieces of bread, two thin pieces of bacon and a nasty slab of American cheese. No lettuce no tomato. Simply gross and not at all what I ordered.
diana pillers
Food is always good. Guys behind the grill are friendly and the service is fast. Very important during lunchtime.
Mike V.
Consistently good breakfast! I typically get the egg casserole - it includes hash browns on the bottom and cheese on the top, and sausage, with a bit of hot sauce on the side. Days with Zuppa's breakfast are better days. Thanks, Zuppa's!
Brian M.
Zuppa's is essentially an office cafeteria located on the first floor the Riverport Tower, there is limited seating inside along with several tables outside (which just so happen to be next to a smoking area). As far as the food goes breakfast and lunch is served, with a limited selection of a few daily rotating items, which make it a convenient way to grab a quick lunch without leaving the building. Although food service is primarily geared towards office workers in the building, is open to anyone. The staff is friendly, and the prices are reasonable especially when compared to my past office cafeteria. Hours are limited and focused more on the office worker.
Justin T.
I'm interning in the office building that houses Zuppa's, and I've been really impressed with this place! The food is good, prices are reasonable, and the staff is extremely friendly. I guess some of the specials are a little odd (toasted rav/fries combo this week), but there's enough stuff on the menu that they're easy to avoid. Anyone who's reading this review must be working in the building in question -- you have to walk past it to get to the elevator -- so give it a try and judge for yourself. If I had to complain about something, I guess the decor is a little dated. Decor solution: create a mural of a family watching Charter cable, in a house powered by SunEdison, as a Boeing jet flies by outside, so customers can feel warm and fuzzy as they wait for their food.
Matt S.
For my work lunches I can go to BK, McDs, Subway, Jack In The Box, or Zuppas. Zuppas is usually my last pick even though it's the closest. My last visit I ordered a chicken wrap and it was gross. How can you make that dish gross you ask? Undercooking everything and adding a hair is a great start, the hair was cooked well however.
Becca L.
What really can you truly expect from the cafeteria in your office building? Really not much. The food isn't bad, just limited, boring and sometimes just odd. I usually bring my lunch but when I walk in the building I always see what they are offering for specials and last week it was egg rolls and fries for the lunch special? Yikes.
This restaurant is located in a unique and beautiful place away from noises. The smell of delicious meals welcomes you immediately you open the door.
Nasty food. I ordered a bacon lettuce and tomato sandwich. I got two pieces of bread, two thin pieces of bacon and a nasty slab of American cheese. No lettuce no tomato. Simply gross and not at all what I ordered.
Food is always good. Guys behind the grill are friendly and the service is fast. Very important during lunchtime.
Consistently good breakfast! I typically get the egg casserole - it includes hash browns on the bottom and cheese on the top, and sausage, with a bit of hot sauce on the side. Days with Zuppa's breakfast are better days. Thanks, Zuppa's!
Zuppa's is essentially an office cafeteria located on the first floor the Riverport Tower, there is limited seating inside along with several tables outside (which just so happen to be next to a smoking area). As far as the food goes breakfast and lunch is served, with a limited selection of a few daily rotating items, which make it a convenient way to grab a quick lunch without leaving the building. Although food service is primarily geared towards office workers in the building, is open to anyone. The staff is friendly, and the prices are reasonable especially when compared to my past office cafeteria. Hours are limited and focused more on the office worker.
I'm interning in the office building that houses Zuppa's, and I've been really impressed with this place! The food is good, prices are reasonable, and the staff is extremely friendly. I guess some of the specials are a little odd (toasted rav/fries combo this week), but there's enough stuff on the menu that they're easy to avoid. Anyone who's reading this review must be working in the building in question -- you have to walk past it to get to the elevator -- so give it a try and judge for yourself. If I had to complain about something, I guess the decor is a little dated. Decor solution: create a mural of a family watching Charter cable, in a house powered by SunEdison, as a Boeing jet flies by outside, so customers can feel warm and fuzzy as they wait for their food.
For my work lunches I can go to BK, McDs, Subway, Jack In The Box, or Zuppas. Zuppas is usually my last pick even though it's the closest. My last visit I ordered a chicken wrap and it was gross. How can you make that dish gross you ask? Undercooking everything and adding a hair is a great start, the hair was cooked well however.
What really can you truly expect from the cafeteria in your office building? Really not much. The food isn't bad, just limited, boring and sometimes just odd. I usually bring my lunch but when I walk in the building I always see what they are offering for specials and last week it was egg rolls and fries for the lunch special? Yikes.
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