Soups, sandwiches and customized salads to corner the lunchtime market.

by Contributor

In Short
The first of many choices at this takeout spot is whether to join the soup or salad line. Tuscan white bean and three-lentil chili are on the daily soup menu, alongside rotating varieties such as broccoli cheddar and curried shrimp chowder. For salads tossed to order, customers select their greens and choose among add-ins including avocado, steamed asparagus, blue cheese and grilled chicken. Prewrapped sandwiches are displayed at checkout.

08/21/06

GREAT SOUP

by jeremygeno

GREAT SOUP IN GENERAL AT A DECENT PRICE FOR THE QUALITY AND THE SERVICE THEY PROVIDE YOU

03/14/03

Disappointing.

by xyz4abc

I've tried to overlook this joint's faults, but I'm giving up. The soups and salads are usually fine, but the value for your money is very poor. When a typical soup and salad combo costs $9, you'd better get somthing fantastic -- and it's often not. And what's up with charging 25 cents extra for a piece of bread at these prices?! Furthermore, getting your salad made can be a disaster -- the staff is very slow, and they don't always pay attention (I wound up with carrot dressing instead of French dressing today). Maybe this single location just happens to be the let-down of the chain. I'm going to go to Pret a Manger next door from now on.

• Pros: Decent soup
• Cons: Expensive, Disorganized and slow

01/01/03

puh-lease

by redguy5

I thought this place might be a good place to eat. Boy, was I wrong! They give you a teaspoon of soup and charge you up the wazzu. The soup was pretty good, but the value is horrible. I'll take my money elsewhere from now on if I want more than a pinch of sustenance.