One of the best places to eat in all of Toronto. Fresh soups made daily, with varying options from day to day. The staff is friendly and helpful, and the owner is goes above and beyond for his customers. The soups are incredible - some of the best I've ever had.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Rachid Sabri
Excellent soup, vegetables, carrots, celery, tomato, green haricots, oignon, and .. beef, like a minestrone italian soup or Algerian chorba or 3des .. Mediterranean style, wonderful, with any 2 top that you chose : bread, fruit, salad .. 15$ not bad.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Lianna Defranco (Lia)
Soup Nutsy is a great lunch spot in the PATH for your lunchtime soup cravings!
Although a bit pricey, it is absolutely worth it. Lots of variety in every category (Seafood, Meat, Veggie). I enjoy the Vegetable cabbage soup, which is a “lighter” soup but still fills you up and has lots of flavour!! Delicious.
This location is inside the TD Centre, accessible via the PATH from union station through the Royal Bank Plaza entrance.
Only drawback is that it is only open during the PATH office hours and unfortunately not open on weekends.
Parul Rani
Below expectations
Triple S
Food is great and the people working there are really good people. 🙏🏽
Fer De la Barrera
Just went there for the first time, service is terrible. They don’t help you or answer any questions. Expensive considering the flavor and everything
Adrian
Usually reliably, gave me the wrong soup when I explicitly asked for a different one
Alisa S
Best place to get lunch in the PATH, best soup I’ve had in the city when it comes to casual options. The tomato/pepper and the crab bisque are excellent. Don’t let the lower reviews fool you, esp when it comes to delivery services. Uber/Dashers will always have trouble finding this place because it’s in the PATH. You’re better off coming here on your own. Prices are worth it considering how delicious and fast it is.
Guy Elston
I had my wisdom tooth out today and Soup Nutsy saved my day. This soup is verifiably delicious
Sarah Eastwood
Normally I really like it but today I got the Apple and Butternut and it was just hot cream with chunks of Apples and Butternut squash in it. Shouldn't that be blended? Didn't have time to go back.
The most overpriced cup of soup; it was delicious though, but no way I could justify that price again in the future for soup.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 5
Service: 3
Kay
Friendly and efficient service. They serve excellent soup and yummy sandwiches. My favorite order is the shiitake mushroom soup and turkey/pesto sandwich.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Focaccia Chicken blt, Side Just Greek Salad
Michael McKenzie
"En route to Union Station, I stumbled upon an unexpected culinary delight. This modest establishment, nestled discreetly along the path, boasted a remarkable selection of house-made soups – no fewer than ten! After much deliberation, I narrowed my choices to three, and to my delight, the affable staff graciously indulged my request for a tasting. The lobster bisque ultimately captivated my palate. Striking a masterful balance, it delivered rich, nuanced flavors of the sea without succumbing to the common pitfall of an overly fishy character. This is a testament to the chef's culinary prowess. While the confines necessitated a hallway repast – a table and chair were fortunately provided – the experience itself was nothing short of delightful. Toronto's culinary scene promises much, and I eagerly await the opportunity to further explore its hidden gems upon my return."
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Saifeddin Jamal Yasin
$17 for a medium meeeed bowl of soup?! I thought the cashier did a mistake there :
One of the best places to eat in all of Toronto. Fresh soups made daily, with varying options from day to day. The staff is friendly and helpful, and the owner is goes above and beyond for his customers. The soups are incredible - some of the best I've ever had.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Excellent soup, vegetables, carrots, celery, tomato, green haricots, oignon, and .. beef, like a minestrone italian soup or Algerian chorba or 3des .. Mediterranean style, wonderful, with any 2 top that you chose : bread, fruit, salad .. 15$ not bad.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Soup Nutsy is a great lunch spot in the PATH for your lunchtime soup cravings!
Although a bit pricey, it is absolutely worth it. Lots of variety in every category (Seafood, Meat, Veggie). I enjoy the Vegetable cabbage soup, which is a “lighter” soup but still fills you up and has lots of flavour!! Delicious.
This location is inside the TD Centre, accessible via the PATH from union station through the Royal Bank Plaza entrance.
Only drawback is that it is only open during the PATH office hours and unfortunately not open on weekends.
Below expectations
Food is great and the people working there are really good people. 🙏🏽
Just went there for the first time, service is terrible. They don’t help you or answer any questions. Expensive considering the flavor and everything
Usually reliably, gave me the wrong soup when I explicitly asked for a different one
Best place to get lunch in the PATH, best soup I’ve had in the city when it comes to casual options. The tomato/pepper and the crab bisque are excellent. Don’t let the lower reviews fool you, esp when it comes to delivery services. Uber/Dashers will always have trouble finding this place because it’s in the PATH. You’re better off coming here on your own. Prices are worth it considering how delicious and fast it is.
I had my wisdom tooth out today and Soup Nutsy saved my day. This soup is verifiably delicious
Normally I really like it but today I got the Apple and Butternut and it was just hot cream with chunks of Apples and Butternut squash in it. Shouldn't that be blended? Didn't have time to go back.
Restaurantji Recommends
The most overpriced cup of soup; it was delicious though, but no way I could justify that price again in the future for soup.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 5
Service: 3
Friendly and efficient service. They serve excellent soup and yummy sandwiches. My favorite order is the shiitake mushroom soup and turkey/pesto sandwich.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Focaccia Chicken blt, Side Just Greek Salad
"En route to Union Station, I stumbled upon an unexpected culinary delight. This modest establishment, nestled discreetly along the path, boasted a remarkable selection of house-made soups – no fewer than ten! After much deliberation, I narrowed my choices to three, and to my delight, the affable staff graciously indulged my request for a tasting.
The lobster bisque ultimately captivated my palate. Striking a masterful balance, it delivered rich, nuanced flavors of the sea without succumbing to the common pitfall of an overly fishy character. This is a testament to the chef's culinary prowess. While the confines necessitated a hallway repast – a table and chair were fortunately provided – the experience itself was nothing short of delightful. Toronto's culinary scene promises much, and I eagerly await the opportunity to further explore its hidden gems upon my return."
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
$17 for a medium meeeed bowl of soup?! I thought the cashier did a mistake there :
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
super friendly staff and delicious soups
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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