The Soup Bowl of Park Slope
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Customers' Favorites
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The Soup Bowl of Park Slope Reviews
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I just came in to escape the cold through a nice bowl of soup and ended having a really nice bowl of soup and great conversation. Lots of different choices, and loved the jambalaya. Thanks !
Simple, delicious and wide variety of soups sides with a piece of bread...what else can you ask for on a cold day!
After having a bad day, I walked into the charming brick lined establishment with my roommate on a gloomy rainy Sunday evening. We were welcomed by Clara who had a warmth and hospitality that reminded me of home! She was kind enough to let us sample some soups (I had the lobster bisque which was basically liquid gold in a cup - rich, creamy, and comforting) the dine in experience was quaint and cozy -its “Mom and Pop” aesthetic contributing to the perfect Mundane mid-twenties...read full review
Hours
| Monday | 9AM - 8:30PM |
| Tuesday | 9AM - 8:30PM |
| Wednesday | 9AM - 8:30PM |
| Thursday | 9AM - 8:30PM |
| Friday | 9AM - 8:30PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 8:30PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 8:30PM |
The Soup Bowl of Park Slope is a restaurant known for its delicious and hearty soups at reasonable prices. The Market Vegetable soup is packed with various veggies and well-seasoned, while the Tomato Goat Cheese and Butternut Squash with Risotto and Spinach soups are creative and flavorful. The Mulligatawny, Bisque, and Split Pea soups are also popular choices. Many customers frequent The Soup Bowl regularly to enjoy a wide variety of fresh soups, and they appreciate the pleasant staff who truly care about the dining experience. Prices are fair, and the soups are served hot, making it a great option for a quick meal in the neighborhood. Some even jokingly claim to be in generational debt to this soup place due to its irresistible offerings. Although the soups may not have big chunks of meat, they are still delicious, and many consider it the best soup in all of New York City.