4 Best Soup near Amherst

“Awesome place. Must make reservation. This is a great experience, lovely shop. Food & tea excellent! Also ordered hot coffee & iced latte to go, excellent! I watched a couple with their young daughter making wonderful memories by enjoying a tea party! Atmosphere is awesome. Hosts are so nice and the tray of food, Amazing !! You get your own table and just chill out ! I made new memories with my 2 nieces and great niece about to turn 1years old !Parking: Large parking lot.“

“We love eating at Tucker’s. I always order the west coast club with loaded hash browns. Perfect combo! Oh and with a salted caramel cold brew with sweet cream.…Tried the broccoli cheddar soup, we weren’t fans.The kids always get the sampler with chocolate chips or blueberries added to the pancakes.We love coming to this family friendly restaurant for breakfast!“

“My wife and I love this place! If you are looking for a small, cozy, town restaurant, look no further than Hollis Country Kitchen. We've tried the breakfast and dinner menus, and both are equally great. Inside seating is limited, and in the morning, there can be a wait, but during the warmer months, you can sit outside in their garden area. Not their fault at all, but service can be a little bit slower due to staffing issues. I don't bring this up as a reason not to go though, just to forewarn that this place isn't necessarily somewhere to go for a "quick meal." If you have the time and want a great meal, this is the place to go!Parking: Due to their location, parking can be tough to find on busy days. I think there's an additional parking lot in the back, but not positive of that. Parking in front only has about 10-15 spots, though, so you may need to be patient on busier days like Sunday mornings.“

“It's always a little weird to walk through Whole Foods to go to a bar, but the tap list at J. Bartlett's is genuinely one of the best in Southern NH. They feature several dozen beers on draft, most of them from local brewers, and while they do have the typical abundance of hoppy IPAs they also have things like pilsner, helles, porters, and stouts, enough to make up a few different flights of non-IPAs. The vibe is very relaxed, and you can have food while you enjoy a drink. I wish it were a little bit larger so it didn't feel so much like a vestigial limb to the Whole Foods it's connected to, but overall it's a great little spot.“