We are always greeted the moment we step through the door. Ordering is quick and easy. Questions…read moreare answered thoroughly. The food is ready very quickly, and tastes great! My go-to menu items are the Greek salad (it has potato salad on top! Yum!), and the chicken salad. I have also had their Cuban sandwich and it is on point!

Food is always fresh and delicious and the service is quick and great. Friendly staff.read more

Great little place. Staff was very friendly and courteous. Stopped in here looking for something…read morenew to try outside of the town I live in while running errands. Food was really good and fresh. You can tell the person cooking likes doing it and cares about quality. A great place to stop for lunch.

Good food, fair prices, good downtown location. Soups and sandwiches are driving the menu.read more

Maybe the front cashier should be encouraged to speed up a bit. She was nice, but she was slow…read more Each order took extra rime to take because she had a lot to intergect. I am sure she means well. The lobby is nice, but not like others I've visited. It reminded me of a school cafe. It was ok. The food, autum squash soup and a chibata dip sandwich, were absolutely delicious. I'd have it again.

Decided to stop here for lunch during our grocery shopping. This was the first time I have visited…read morePanera, but my wife was used to it while living in Colorado. It took a minute for us to order and the lady at the register was very accommodating by explaining the choices. She ordered the Italiano Sandwich and I, the Ciabatta Cheesesteak. My wife stated her sandwich was different from what she remembered in Colorado, but tasty and my Cheesesteak did not taste at all like a Cheesesteak Sandwich. The Mac-n-cheese was okay, but I am not a fan of the white cheese and the chicken noodle soup had a weird taste to it. I have to say, I do not understand receiving a piece of bread as a side with the meal when you order a sandwich to begin with. All in all, the price did not reflect what we received, as the sandwiches seemed chintzy with the width of the sandwich bread not matching that of the pictures and the meat being less than a regular sandwich. I also was disappointed paying $3.29 for a drink and receiving something similar to a kid's cup for a medium drink. Finally, they did not offer a military discount. First time and last for my, unfortunately.

Fantastic afternoon tea! We enjoyed the high tea which comes with a cup of soup. The soup choices…read moretoday were pumpkin/butternut squash and broccoli cheese. The pumpkin soup was savory and had lots of flavor. My friend thoroughly enjoyed the broccoli cheese soup. We had white chocolate raspberry scones with, homemade Devanshire cream. Only complaint is that I would like to have my own individual cream. I have to say the scones were great, flavorful and warm. I am more into savory food on an afternoon tea. The sandwiches had a great variety and were elevated. For example, the cucumber dill sandwich had cream cheese that had been seasoned and was piped onto the bread. A warm savory muffin was provided, which had a lot of flavor. Chicken salad was served on a pastry cup. The variety of sandwiches was really great. Now let's talk about tea. They have an extensive selection of teas. They also know how to properly brew the tea for the right amount of time for each type of tea. I had the cochin chai which was steeped perfectly and had a good amount of spice. My friend had tea that had chocolate/carmel (chocolate iguana), flavor, it was perfect with the desserts. The hostess was very attentive. Made sure that we had time to talk, but also kept checking to make sure we had everything we needed. Great hostess. This afternoon tea was about an hour drive from our homes, but it was so worth it. We enjoyed the ambience and decorations. They were playing classical Christmas music, which was nice.

While visiting a friend in Inverness, we decided to explore The Tilted Teacup. High tea is a small…read morepassion of ours, and over the years we have experienced many tea rooms across the country and abroad, so we arrived curious and ready to be charmed. The tea room itself is a beautiful, eclectic house. Spacious yet cozy, decorated in a delightful hodgepodge of styles that somehow comes together harmoniously. It feels whimsical without tipping into chaos. The kind of place where teacups don't match, and that is precisely the point. Making reservations was pleasantly easy. I emailed on a Sunday for a Wednesday seating and received confirmation by Monday. I was mildly surprised they did not require a credit card deposit, something many tea rooms now request given the labor-intensive preparation and delicate perishables involved. Their trust in the process is refreshing. Upon arrival we were warmly greeted and promptly seated. Amiee, the owner and our server, was friendly and engaging, walking us through the tea selections, the promise of unlimited pots, and explaining the offerings that would arrive throughout the experience. We ended up trying five different teas, each pot a small surprise thanks to Amiee's suggestions. I cannot remember all the names, but I can happily say we liked every one of them. One in particular tasted remarkably like banana bread in a cup. Warm, aromatic, perfectly balanced, and thankfully not overly sweet. We were also delighted by the Peach Apricot, bright and cheerful, and really enjoyed the Pomegranate Vanilla Lemur, which had a lovely layered flavor. We began with a creamy mushroom soup, rich and comforting. The scone, served before the tiered tray, was warm, buttery, and quite good, though notably without the traditional Devonshire or clotted cream. Still, it stood proudly on its own. The finger sandwiches were fresh and thoughtfully varied. The bread did not appear homemade, but the selections complemented each filling nicely and everything tasted fresh. The cheese muffin was flavorful, though we both mused that two smaller ones with a slightly moister crumb might have been even better. The sweet tier was satisfying overall. I was initially skeptical about the bread pudding, but the mini chocolate tart and a delicate lemon tart on filo more than made up for it. One of the highlights of the afternoon was chatting with Amiee about the journey of the tea room through the years, including the challenges of navigating the Covid era. I am always impressed by those who pursue a vision in the food industry. It is a difficult road, and places like this exist because of persistence, courage, and a genuine love of hospitality. Another pleasant surprise was the pricing, which is remarkably reasonable compared with the often lofty cost of afternoon tea elsewhere. All in all, The Tilted Teacup offers a warm, charming, and thoughtful tea experience. My friend and I left very pleased, well fed, and with the comforting sense that we had spent the afternoon exactly as it should be spent: with good tea, good conversation, and a table full of small delights. I happily recommend it.

I experienced Viet Deli by Food Truck. The guy on the truck was inviting and helpful…read more I ordered the Tropical Fruit Lemonade and Shrimp Roll. Both are good and appeal to my very American palate. I particularly enjoyed the paired sauce with the Shrimp roll.

stopped in on a whim and found it clean but very austere....as we were new, we asked the very young…read moreinexperienced server questions about the menu, especially nomenclature and symbols....only to be met with a blank stare response of *i dont know* without even a thought to possibly try to find out....ordered brisket pho....and shaken beef, both were basically inedible..flavorless and tough...in their defense the fried rice upgrade for a fee, was decent.... never again for us anyway...

This place is so unassuming, so ordinary and neighborhoody, yet absolutely perfect. I hate the term…read more"hidden gem," but Stone Soup is a bit like that. The soups, and there are always lots to choose from, are so hearty and taste homemade, but be prepared to take half your food home. Their sandwiches are massive. Had I known better, I would have ordered the half-soup-and-half-sandwich combo. Service was excellent. Parking is easy. If you haven't stopped by yet, be sure you do.

Low key pub, Excellent soup!…read more We found Stone Soup Cafe and Pub, St. Petersburg FL. It's at 42nd Ave., North in a little strip mall facing 16th St. and you really can only see it coming south on 16th St. I'll tell you where it is: about seven streets in and 7 half-streets north from the 30th Avenue North exit off 275. It's just off Haynes Road north, if you know where that is. Lots of parking It has a low-key pub look: dark, unassuming, cozy, lots of wood. Plenty of indoor tables for maybe 40, a full-bar pub on the far side with stools for a couple dozen, and some outdoor seating for about another dozen in a breezy covered hallway between buildings. At 11:30am on a Thursday, it had just opened. There were people there already, and it was packed by 11:45! It got really noisy, in a nice everyone-is-relaxed-here way. This place was new to us, and we knew all that was a good sign. We chose several crafts from about 50 varieties of beer, about a dozen on tap. We love that stuff, but our focus was the soup, and sure enough, the soup was very good! We chose among 4 soups which seemed to change daily, plus sandwiches and salads. The soups were veggie, shrimp corn-chowder/bisque, stuffed pepper soup, and mushroom soup. (Jun 2026). The veggie soup was good with tons of veggies. Several of us got shrimp bisque and liked the flavor a lot! Some got fresh crunchy caesar salad. One got a BST sandwich: "bacon spinach tomato". A nice stack of flavorful bacon, thin, perfectly crisp. Balsamic on the side. Very good! We had some minor thoughts: We expected toast in the BST, but is was bread. Good bread. But not toast. The veggie soup could have done with some zingier spiciness. And though the chowder had a rich savory shrimp flavor, the quote of the night was, "i found a shrimp"! Yeah, none to be seen. This soup was really worth it! Great flavors. Good prices. A nice T-shirt with a big pelican in Hawaiian shirt with a cocktail on the back! But i am giving it only 4-stars because of the missing shrimp. This is Florida! You can get shrimp. But dont be fooled by my whininess. We'll be back!

Well I was hoping to love this place as it is close and I prefer mom and pop shops. But I am…read morehoping it was a bad day and others enjoy it. (They were flooded by the storm and it might have impacted them today) First...two sandwiches and two soups were $36 so just note this place is at the high end compared to other sandwich shops in the area. That said, it definitely was not worth it today. Potato soup was good...just gave it a little salt and pepper for personal preference. My hoagie bun was stale on one end...to the point I replaced with bread when I got home. The meat, cheese, and produce were pretty good...but for $13 I would pass. My lays chips were stale too which isn't the shops fault but goes with the experience today.

Best Tampa style Cuban without going to Tampa. Saves me a lot of trips! They are in back of the…read morebakery that had gluten free baked goods.

It's ok . Parking was way down the street Ordered pho and…read morebbh. Good flavor but we are used to all the veggies that come with it. It was explained that there are not any Viet markets near by so it's the bare minimum on the veggies. Bbh Just not the same without the banana blossom Pho not enough Thai basil only one sprig

This small corner spot is unassuming, yet offers up some flavorful and fresh food…read more The Bo luc lac (not pictured) was delicious. We also enjoyed 2 servings of summer rolls with shrimp. The noodles with shrimp was served with crispy vegetables that I mixed up together for a trifecta of flavors and textures. Prices are very reasonable (especially for the nearby college crowd).

We recently visited and were honestly really impressed. First off, a little over $1 for a soda…read morethese days is almost unheard of, so we were excited about the prices right away. My husband and I shared the dumplings and both loved them. The texture was perfect and the flavor was really good. The portions overall felt like a great size and everything tasted freshly made. I ordered the pork fried rice and really enjoyed dipping it into the house made dumpling sauce, which honestly made the meal even better. Our waitress was very pleasant, and made sure we had what we needed. The vibe inside was very quiet, cozy, and romantic, making it a really nice spot for a relaxed date night. The restaurant was also extremely clean, which we always appreciate, and there was plenty of easy parking. We'll definitely be back once they add the ramen noodles to the menu!

Ten Seconds Yunnan Rice Noodle has a lot of potential and we had a good overall experience. I…read moreoriginally went for ramen, but their ramen menu is still being developed. That said, the vegetable fried rice and dumplings were both a 5 out of 5. The dumpling dipping sauce was honestly one of the best I have ever had and really stood out. The staff was very nice and pleasant. The space is on the smaller side, which was fine since we went during a slower time. We were not able to choose our table, which would have been nice, and while you are not right on top of other people, the tables are close enough that it can be hard to have a private conversation. There were a couple things that held it back. I was served a drink that was close to eight months expired. I did not make a big deal about it and still drank it, but that is something they definitely need to stay on top of. Also, the menu said Pepsi products but only Coke was available. With better inventory checks and a more updated menu, this place could easily be a five star spot. It is just not quite there yet.