My mother was in town and we were out and about doing some basic mother/daughter shopping. I had come across this place over some reading at some point and when we were up that I was recalled it and thought we would check it out.

I am glad we did! They are a gourmet soup joint that makes freshly prepared soups each day. It is owned by brothers who are twins and they offer soups that are made all natural using no additives, preservatives or anything artificial. They even make their own stocks. All their soups are low sodium, use spices from around the world and contain no canned items. They do this with all of their 200 variety of soups.

All the soups can be purchased as a cup ($3), bowl ($4), and pint ($5) or in a combo ($7).

We decided to both get a combo. We got 1 combo that was soup/salad and 1 combo that was soup/sandwich and then split them both. We tried the Maryland Crab and the Cream of Tomato w/ Mascarpone Cheese.

They were both good. He said the crab soup used both back fin and claw meat. The crab soup was perfectly spiced and the tomato soup was very creamy and had a bit of sweetness and the perfect match of tartness I like in my tomato soup. The mascarpone cheese in the tomato soup added a great texture to the soup.

We had the Tarragon Chicken Salad Sandwich. It was the best chicken salad sandwich I have ever had. The chicken was the perfect bit size pieces and was perfectly most. The pieces of red seedless grapes in it were wonderful addition! The roll was roll was very fresh.

We also had the Soup’R Salad w/ Toasted Walnuts, Red Seedless Grapes
& Goat Cheese on Organic Greens in Balsamic Vinaigrette. This salad was perfect also and was very tasteful and nothing was overpowering (even the cheese).

It was served with a crostini (a plain and/or seeded toasted baguette sliced and brushed with olive oil and dusted with sea salt & cracked peppercorn, sesame seeds, poppy seeds and oatmeal). They make this on site and it was to die for! I could have eaten about 20 more of these!

The brothers have 2 locations: Perry Hall and Mount Vernon. The Mount Vernon location offers just soups and has more daily choices where as the Perry Hall location does the soups, salads and sandwiches.
The service was great! He explained all about their soups and let us try whatever ones we wanted. He understood were splitting it so served it to us so we could very easily. As were talking he explained they are looking to open in Towson and maybe Bel Air.

Our bill came to $16 for 2 combos and 2 bottled waters. I can’t wait to go back and try more soups and some of the chilled soups! We had leftover soups to take home and share with our husbands.