Suggestions for Soup Spot near Midtown, Atlanta

Jennifer Kjellgren ~. • July 22, 2012One of the best restaurants intown for a quick, healthy lunch. The soups are aways to die for! There is now a second location at the Botanical Gardens

Matt D. • January 10, 2018Little outpost of The General Muir. Upscale Deli with Batdorf & Bronson coffee (dancing goats) and fresh bagels.

Kristin W. • February 11, 2012Salmon panini is amazing! The avocado adds a lil something extra

Angel X • October 22, 2010House Fried Rice, Wings & Beef With Broccoli is the SHIT!

Christian • March 18, 2018Great patio! The lobster bisque is absolutely worth the visit. Will definitely be coming back.

McEachern H. • July 1, 2013Try the Apple Cobbler beer! It's Angry Orchard with banana bread flavored beer. So good!

Taylor E. • September 27, 2012Gluten free and dairy free pizza-- I have allergies and this place is incredibly accommodating. I have missed pizza so much, and this beats all others!

Todd M. • January 29, 2020The Japanese sandos are great!

Megan F. • August 4, 2017Crisp avacadp is amazing! Cheap margs and really good food!

miss lucy • August 12, 2011Santa fe steak taco is my absolute favorite. Best service here.

Keith E. • August 11, 2013Guacamole is great..as well as the enfrijoladas, chilaquiles with red salsa, shrimp ceviche, barbacoa taco, and the egg & chorizo taco. Just get the bottomless brunch, it's worth it.

Alejandro A. • November 27, 2019Signature ramen is amazing creamy yet light and just a bit spicy. Ground pork and pork belly along with a boiled egg with a soft yolk make probably the best ramen in Atlanta right now.

Steve T. • April 4, 2014What a nice addition to the restaurant scene. The falafel balls were delish, spanakopita perfectly crispy and not over cooked or dried out. Kebobs overly generous serving. Service was excellent.

Ares R. • May 29, 2022Best ramen I’ve had to date outside of Japan. The Shoyu on Fire and the Blaze is highly recommended. Also order an extra side of noodles to finish it all off.