6 Best Soup near Martinsburg

“We have eaten here several times over the years. The last time we were here with a large party, we waited over an hour for our food. This evening our meals arrived in a reasonable time and we're very good. Broiled Seafood sample platter was very fresh and flavorful- steamed & spiced correctly. Parmesan crushed sirloin was good. No flavor to the cut of meat so the topping was a must. Suggestion: Don't order the French onion soup..not much flavor and bread just soaked in the bowl not crusty like it should be. The best item in the menu is the Spinach salad with large crab cake- all crab very little filler. Price is great for what you get and now they've added hardboiled egg and fresh mushrooms to the salad. All topped with the warm bacon dressing! Delicious“

“The service was excellent, the atmosphere was great, and the food was good, never ending in fact... I got never ending soup, salad, and bread sticks. The bread sticks were brought out quickly and hot from the oven, salad was next with all the fixings including fresh ground cheese... and finally the minestrone soup was so full of veggies it almost wasn't soup. Either way the food was great, and my cup was never empty. The price was more than fair, only thing I missed was the after dinner mint but all in all a good experience.“

“Fun people good drinks nice music“

“The food was really good, and the cashier was helpful in recommending the best options based on our tastes. The coffee was incredible—one of the best I've ever had! I highly recommend this place for breakfast sandwiches. The only downside is that it’s a bit on the pricier side, but definitely worth it for the quality.“

“Kings was awesome to work with! We traveled from PA to WV for a baseball game. They were responsive and accommodating to our changing times and days! I would highly recommend them to anyone who needs a large order to go!“

“Tonight my husband ran and picked up our food. Came home with the smoothie I get every time - for years and years - but it was only filled to about an inch from the top. He asked the “barista?” Why it wasn’t filled to the top and she said it was only supposed to be filled to the bottom line. He asked her if all the previous 100s of smoothies I’ve had over the years were all done incorrectly and she said, “I don’t know what to tell you.” We go there so often the regulars who work there know my smoothie order without me even having to order it. And it’s always filled to the top. Which, of course, is what a company should do - even if just for the optics. As the prices go up, no one wants to get a partially filled cup - even if it is “policy”.“