Pound for pound, and dollar for dollar, Roux Soup Bar &…read moreCafe does what it does better than any other restaurant we know of in Western New York. Creative menu, frequent new items, outstanding service, and food is of consistently high quality. It's a perfect accompaniment to the Burchfield Penny Art Museum too. Highly recommended.

Located inside the Burchfield -Penney Museum, this cafe focusses on soups and salads. Vegetarians…read moreand vegans will be comfortable here. It's located in the atrium, so it's possible to eat in the cafe without paying museum entrance fees. When I visited in February, the theme is "Superbowl"; instead of two daily soups there are five. The chairs and tables are hard and unadorned, and the walls are flat white, so sound tends to bounce around, but service is very friendly and can answer any questions about ingredients.

The Soup Lady, is such a homelike, gem where Barb, made me and my friend Carissa feel really…read morewelcome. I wish I would have come a lot sooner, especially since their closing..One would think a cute diner, neighborhood gem like this, the landlord would be a bit more humble, and not greedy. My friend and I had a bowl of pasta fazoli, and I had orange Sunkist no sugar pop. As we ate our soup, we chat with Barb, Matt and Jessica. Great evening and loved the soup. Hoping to make it back before the final day, of this adorable 1930s, dining car, and enjoy more soup, or purchase some to freeze. Be sure to stop by, only 11 days left sadly.

I can confidently say this is the best soup I've ever had! Walking in, it's a small box car style…read morerestaurant that feels like you're walking into your kitchen, a home like feel that invites you to stick around. The owner is one of the nicest restaurant owners I've ever met. She works up front and is by the customers for their whole experience. She makes you feel a part of the family. I've spent my whole career in food and beverage management, and not many places make you feel more at home and provide the quality of food they do. I can't wait to come back and enjoy another bowl!

food is always fresh and delicious. soups are also very good. reasonably priced also.read more

I absolutely love this little shop. The ingredients are fresh and bread is made in house!…read moreEverything I've ever ordered has been incredibly good. The service was very helpful and accurate. The shop is small and for take out only but it's clean and convenient.

Food - Ordered the Irish Taco (which came with two) and they were amazing! Very flavorful and not…read moretoo messy. Menu - Many of the taco and sandwich options were $7/$8 then add on $3 if you wanted a soup with it. I skipped the soup since it hot out the day we went, but my friend got a soup and really enjoyed it. The line for this food truck moved quickly and food came out fast too. I'd highly recommend!

Souped Up pulled into my work parking lot on the perfect day. The wind was blowing, I was chilled,…read moreand ready for soup. The employees are extremely friendly. I decided to be adventurous with my order. I did the soup and sandwich combo. It was $11. I got the chicken tinga taco and the African peanut soup. A weird combo, but you only live once. There were two tacos in the order and they were off the hook. The flavor was incredible. One of the best tacos I have had. The African peanut soup was an explosion of flavor in every bite. It was so good, and so different. There was so many ingredients in each bite I took. They do not skimp. Both items I had were what dreams are made of. I'll be thinking about this meal for weeks.

Stopped here before heading home to Michigan from Niagara Falls. I had the most delicious, hearty…read morehomemade vegetable lentil soup !! We also had sandwiches. Highly recommend checking this place out !!

delicious soup. lots of choices. sandwiches look good, although I didn't have time to partake. I…read morewill be back. very impressive little place!

I've eaten from here 3 times, including dining in one time. Two times I had the udon noodles, it…read morewas okay, a bit greasy, taste more like cheap takeout. When I dined in, I had the sesame shrimp, it was tasty, more rice would have been nice. My partner enjoyed the ramen seafood dish they ordered. The lotus pear dessert is good, definitely recommend. I had a drink from the bar, the bartender did a great job creating a drink for me. The restaurant is nice and clean.

I didn't know this was here despite working 5 min away. I saw it on Eat Local. Maybe that's part of…read morethe issues. I came at 1:15pm and still waited for my food for 45 min. They were busy with a lunch rush. The dining room only had 4-5 tables. After 45 min I told them to make it to go ans paid. When I got back to work to eat, I was very disappointed. I ordered the Dry Tossed Rice Noodles. The noodles were over cooked. The sauce tasted gross. I couldn't get more than about 5-6 bites in. Not sure if this is a rare occasion but I don't think I can even give it another shot Best part of the whole thing was the free bag

Everything, we love the food and the service. Like when Pop comes over. Nice place. They're chicken…read morepie is great and I love their Mac & cheese.

Went to Mike and Pops on 5/2 (4 adults and 2 small children). After waiting 40 minutes for food to…read morearrive, 2 of the adults left with the children as they needed.to eat at a reasonable hour. At that time we asked that the food be packaged to go. it took another 20 minutes for the food to be packaged to go. One would expect that after a 40 minute wait the food would have been ready to be packaged to go. A waiter came over and seeing the frustration inquired. Foolishly he attempted to excuse the delay that it was a busy restaurant. He continued to express this lame excuse several times. He never heard or understood what I was saying and never accepted responsibility for this failure or apologized. He just seemed to be saying I should expect this type of service at mike and pos We have been to this restaurant several times but will not be returning as the service is horrible and the staff does not know how to deal with customer issues and complaints. I do not have to deal with waiter arrogance when dining.

Listen... I'm pregnant and I've been craving Chinese food and I finally tried this place.. CHANGED…read moreMY LIFE!!! When they rang me up I thought it was pricey for some "average" Chinese takeout , but now this is my NEW and ONLY spot I'm going to go to! We fed our family of 5 with the sesame chicken, veggie lo mein, egg rolls and spring rolls, PLEASE try this placewhoever was cooking last night must've been upset about something cause they put their WHOLE FOOT in this food but on a serious note I'm impressed and I NEVER leave reviews but if someone asks about Chinese food recommendations-I'll show em y'all's way

Food was delicious, and accommodate gluten free. Little pricey for chinese food, but you get what…read morepay for. Definitely gonna go back

Oh. My. Word! First, I'll start with the one, single…read moredisappointing thing... The day we visited, they did not have any baked goods (they said they only have them on the weekend), so we couldn't try the peras de coco (coconut rolls). But, perhaps it was kind of a blessing because our picada was plentiful. The dining area isn't huge, but they also do take out. There are about 5 or so tables to dine in. The service was a tad slow, but very friendly; I believe there was only one person waiting, cooking & serving AND the food was more than worth the wait! We ordered the picada for 4 and my brother tried a Colombiana cola. He liked it a lot; it was lighter than a "normal" cola, non-carbonated and less sweet than cola around here. I don't drink pop and even when I did, I always hated colas. I can't say I'd drink a whole Colombiana, but I didn't find it disgusting & that's saying something. Now on to the star of the show, the picada! It was loaded with several different meats, plantains fixed in different ways, yuca & baby potatoes and 4 sauces. We were so excited when it was set down on our table, we dug in before we even got our silverware haha. The platter had chicken, steak, chicharron, chorizo, blood sausage, sausage, sweet plantain, fried plantain, fried yuca and Colombian potatoes. The sauces were: avocado sauce, mayo/ketchup, pico de gallo & a garlicky one. Everything was so, so flavorful and cooked perfectly! There was not one thing that any of us didn't like. If I had to pick my top contender of a meat and a non-meat item, I would choose the chicharron & sweet plantain.... But I hope to never have to make that choice! The chicharron were thick and crunchy. The sweet plantain were perfection. When we left we were each given a dulce de leche caramel. They also have a variety of Colombian snacks and candies for sale. They recently opened an additional, larger location at 951 Niagara Falls Blvd (it used to be El Palenque). We were told they will be keeping both locations open, but the new location will have some additional items that they don't serve at the Oliver St location. I cannot wait to visit again!!!

Came here back in December because my friend kept raving about the food. It's a combination of a…read morestore selling snacks/bakery/restaurant. Very limited seating inside. The food does take awhile because they make everything fresh so when you do get it, it is piping hot! The three of us got the Picada for 2 to share and the Caldo de Bola Res with grilled tilapia. It was more than enough to share and we had leftovers that we could eat for two more meals at home. Everything was well-seasoned and cooked well. Nothing tasted dry at all! The chicharron was my favorite so I got a separate order of just that to take home. Highly recommend and would definitely go there again!

Been coming here for years, always great food and great service, homemade chicken fingers and vegan…read morefriendly options as well

This is another restaurant that we patronized for years and had to stop going to because the prices…read moredidn't match the quality or quantity of food. I miss Cafe 59...and used to overlook the fact that potato wedges aren't included with the sandwiches, the falafel burger is always mushy in the middle, they don't include enough dressing with their salads...and things are sloppily prepared. I overlooked all of that because they use whole foods and the taste was decent. Fast forward to 2025, I've included a photo of a turkey burgundy sandwich with a small bag of Lay's (weird choice, but ok) and a pickle spear, which costs $17.25 before you even add tax or tip. What?? I totally get that costs are rising for everyone including restaurants, but this isn't in line with what you can get at other places, even on the same street. If you can't sell your original menu at reasonable prices anymore, then you need to adjust it. We won't be back.