14 Best Soup near Glenmont

“Super nice staff but I got home and had no dressing for my salad. Wish I had double checked before I left. 🤦🏼‍♀️“

“everything from Burmese, to sushi, to American burgers, family owned“

“Didn’t have sake this time, but this spicy lemongrass is by far the best I’ve had! Can’t wait til they have beef available to replace the shrimp…def coming back for this!
And don’t forget to leave your dollar bill…💵“

“The first thing you'll notice when stepping into Taqueria Tren Maya is how pleasant the place is. If you take the time to look up you will be greeted with an absolute jungle of potted plants all of which are thriving! The wall is adorned with their menu and accoutrements galore!

The people are friendly and attentive, and the prices are extremely reasonable. Seating is abundant, I get the feeling that they are normally busier than when I was there.

The menu is what you would expect from a taqueria, however unexpected this far north the food is absolutely authentic. I myself got a barbacoa burrito which was absolutely divine! The burrito came with a hot sauce, I would rank as medium, definitely had some chipotle seasoning to add not just heat but flavor.

I highly recommend this taqueria and will be looking forward to returning now that I know it's here.“

“Great place! The service was excellent and the food was delicious!“

“Swung into Olive Garden with our group for lunch. Most of us had the soup and salad and one chicken Parmesan. The entire staff was super friendly. We were seated quickly, and her food came in a timely manner.

Our waitress was exceptional. Kenzie, I believe her name was. She was great. Fast, efficient, and friendly.

I’m not a regular head of garden by any means but I was very happy with everything.“

“Never a disappointment. Always an amazing meal.“

“Awesome, quaint & cozy spot off Delaware Ave- great vegan options and vibrant Asian dishes. I loved the flavor of the Kao Soi noodle, I recommend ordering noodles over the seafood or meat (my boyfriend didn’t love the duck as much as my noodles) Small space with room for about 10 -15 dining customers at a time. No alcohol is served here- better to know this ahead of time! Great spot“

“The man behind the counter was very sincere. We had a long wait for the food, but the man apologized, said he appreciated and gave us a free soup and soda. The food was top notch. Quite possibly the best Asian fusion place I've ever been to.“

“The Team At The Troy NY Store, Is Fantastic! Our Order Was Placed Online For Instore Pickup. Our Order Was Packaged With Extra TLC. Much To Our Surprise, They Had Included Extra Arugula For The Steak & White Cheddar Sammy! Everything Was Just Perfection! Can We Jusy Say, We Absolutely Love This Location! 💜💯“

“This Panera Bread was inside RPI - which made it hard to find as it did not say that on any map. I was with a friend who had a walker, so that was tough for us, but we really wanted to try it out. Two young ladies helped us get into the building, as the doors we tried were locked. The room was cafeteria style and had flags hanging up around above us. The food, as usual at panera, was delicious and good portion. They had a pastry case filled with dessert. I tried the new lemonade and we both had sandwiches that had just been added to the menu. Nice space, we were able to sit and chat without being rushed. I thought the staff was friendly.“

“We had a later breakfast and were disappointed to have missed the souffles. But our plan b of bagel breakfast sandwiches were freshly prepared and tasty. The dining room wasn't terribly crowded and we were able to sit near the fireplace. (Most welcome on a freezing cold day!)“

“The two men that work there are the most helpful! I had my child on my hip and the guy at the counter carried my food for me. The other gentleman cleaned my spot for me. They’re always helpful any time I go there and interact positively with the customers.“

“Went in Saturday afternoon with a craving for a soup in a bread bowl. When my food was ready, I was told there was no more bread bowl. As a french canadian not visiting often, I was pissed. I complained to my friend in french about how “hangry” I was already and then complained more. The employee, who I assumed is the manager (I wished I had taken his name!) came over with a bread bowl and said he was very sorry for the situation. He had asked the kitchen if my friend and I were still there. He wanted to offer another soup in a bread bowl. I refused at first but he insisted ai at least take the bread bowl to go. It was such a nice gesture and he had such a good attitude about everything that it just made my day better.

I’m not the kind of person to leave reviews. But I’d like to give props to that guy that made everything better by noticing the little things.“