Great sandwiches, great soup and even better customer service!…read more We ordered online-we customized our sandwiches (the only thing I would say is that their online system could use some love, it seems a little all over the place and the customization could be a little more in depth) But despite that, we ordered sandwiches and we both ordered the loaded potato soup. We debated on tasting it when we got there and then deciding to buy it (which is actually such a great idea) But we decided that we'd just go for it and ordered the soup too. The soup was phenomenal, so flavorful and warm, it was exactly what we needed on a snowy day. Our sandwiches contained everything we had ordered and they were beautifully made, not too messy but not lacking anything either. A footlong turkey, cheese, L,T, Bacon and Mayo was around $20. My husband's roast beef footlong with L,T, mayo, pickles, peppers, and provolone was a little over $22. A little pricey but like I said before-the sandwich wasn't lacking by any means. I think the best part was walking in and every single person working greets you so warmly. They seem so thrilled to do what they do every day and that alone makes me want to come back.

I heard about this place so grabbed a sandwich, it was $12.95 put with tax and tip was over $15.00…read more The sandwich was tasty but a little dry. I still split it with my son but he said it was small, again this is chicken breast breaded so we determine if to think it's a good value.

We cannot say enough positive things about the Soup Girl!!…read more We travel to CT from the Midwest to visit 98 yr old family member. The ability to bring delicious soup or have soup delivered to the senior care facility is a comfort! So many varieties and we have never had one that is not enjoyed. Our favorites include the lemon chicken orzo & curry pumpkin. Support this shop!!!

The soups are inconsistent. Sometimes delicious. Sometimes thin and tasteless. I want to like it…read more But it's rolling the dice. It's also not cheap.

We had such a great experience here today!! I've lived here for 70 years and never knew about it…read more Great food - very large portions and well presented. Nathaniel, our host, added a great deal to the experience. Took home a quart of beef stew for our dinner and it too was delicious. Will be back soon. Want to try their breakfasts Thursday - Sunday.

"And I can break away to the better life Where the shackles…read morenever hold me down I'm gonna make a way for each happy day As my life turns around" (The Beach Boys) You might understandably think your navigation system has gone kerflooey when you set a course for the Breakaway Bistro at 195 W Main St in Avon. That's because when you pull into the shopping plaza.....you don't see it. But if you circle around to the right, you'll see it on the side of the strip mall's buildings. And trust me, this spot is definitely worth hunting down to experience a standout breakfast or lunch. We walked in a little before 1:00 yesterday and found a table for two in the back left corner of the dining room, so we had a good view of the entire room. I have to tell ya, the place was packed! Breakaway closes at 3:00 every day except Sunday (2:00), and there were breakfast and lunch menus out, plus a few daily specials. My wife went with a "William's Ham Panini" ($17) with thin sliced ham, bacon, caramelized onions, cheddar and honey mustard on a grilled panini. We both were struck at how much ham was piled onto her sandwich. She had a few choices for a side dish and put her nickel down on potato salad. I went with The JT Salad ($16). The menu says it's been their "best-selling salad 25 years and counting". It was a big portion of mixed greens served with house balsamic dressing, grape tomatoes, gorgonzola cheese, and grilled chunks of teriyaki glazed chicken breast. It was stellar, with plenty of that yummy cheese and chicken. The only sour note with our lunch was a rather steep $4.25 for a glass of iced tea that was half-filled with ice. The food was very good and a decent amount of leftovers came home with us for another day. I was unexpectedly impressed by how crowded Bistro was on a random Monday. I bet you'll be too.

Today was chilly and we were really looking forward to trying a new pho restaurant in Avon. The pho…read moreitself was delicious. However, I felt let down by the service experience at this restaurant. After we ordered and the pho came, the table looked strangely empty to me. As someone who frequently eats pho; I realized it was because the waitress never brought the bean spouts, leaves, and lemon/lime slices to put into our broth. I asked if this restaurant serves it and she looked at me strangely and said it was already in the pho. I thought it was so odd, so I explained that when I usually go out for pho in my home state of Hawaii, usually there is a separate small dish brought to the table with all of these items to put into the broth. The waitress then asked if I wanted it and I said yes. About ten minutes later, the waitress brought out a plate and she said that in Avon, most people don't want the sprouts. I wasn't sure if this was because I look like most of the people from Avon (Caucasian), even though I am just visiting. If anything, couldn't she have at least asked if we would like it? We enjoyed our pho and were happy to eat it how we usually do and we ate all our extra bean sprouts. The waitress never came back to ask how was the pho or refill our water. I had to request a copy of my receipt because she did not print one out for me. When I was trying to fill out the receipt/tip, the waitress was trying to have a full on conversation with me asking about the financial burden of living in Hawaii... the timing of this sudden chattiness was not good for me. I was ready to get out of there. All in all, pho was great (thank you lady in the kitchen) but service could have been a lot better. Will probably not come back again. Sorry:(

3.5 stars. I love…read moreAsian cuisine. I guess I'm sort of a connoisseur when it comes to it lol. I had this place bookmarked for a while. Finally went for a late lunch recently. It's located in the Old Avon Village plaza. There were plenty of parking. The interior was nice; it looked like it used to be a frozen yogurt spot. The hostess/waitress was nice. Unfortunately, there is no kids menu, but we were able to get a small bowl to share our noodles with our toddlers. The food came out slowly, considering we were only 1 out of 3 tables. We ordered pork and shrimp spring rolls as an appetizer; it was very good and fresh with the peanut butter sauce. For my meal, I ordered the Pho House Special; it's $20.95 and has rice noodles, medium rare beef, brisket, and meatballs. This bowl was huge! The flavor was good but the broth was very oily. I added more hoison, chili oil, and siracha for more flavor. We didn't have any sauces and napkins, so we had to flag down the waitress a couple of times. Also, they never refilled our waters. I noticed the prices were very high compared to other Vietnamese restaurants I've been to. With everything factored together, I gave them 3.5 stars total.

Small restaurant with prompt, friendly service.The soups are fantastically delicious all made by…read morethe mother. Haven't found one that I didn't like yet. Other meals are equally delicious. Homemade baklava is a special treat.

We were on a road trip and in need of a place to stop for lunch. I pulled out my trusty Yelp app…read moreand came across Fina's Kitchen and its excellent reviews. The small restaurant was like a deli with several tables inside and a lovely outdoor patio that really elevated its overall atmosphere. We placed our order at the inside counter and grabbed a table outside. Throughout our visit, we experienced extremely pleasant and gracious service from Fina and a young man, both of whom were cooking and delivering the food. Though this caused things to move on the slower side, they really had their system down to a science, managing our meals and the several takeout orders that I saw being collected. The lunch menu had various salads, sandwiches, and burgers on offer. I selected the Chicken Gyro, which used a real grilled chicken breast that had been sliced, rather than those pre-cut strips that always seem to contain fillers. The chicken was a tad dry, but the homemade tzatziki sauce, which was heavily infused with dill, helped to add moisture to the sandwich. I had opted for a whole wheat wrap, rather than a pita, and I loved that they had lightly toasted the completed dish, even with its inclusion of romaine lettuce and diced tomatoes. That method gave the wrap an improved texture and a slight crunch. I sampled a few of my companion's fries, which were thin, crispy, and had a real rustic flavor that resembled potato skins. They were great! Fina's Kitchen was a real gem, hidden among an industrial area and catering to the local businesses. It was a great find!

Charming owners. Great food. Relaxed place to enjoy a meal and friends. Great locationread more

Nah. It was overpriced but tasted meh like I wished I got water and some kosher picklesread more

Discovered this restaurant today when searching for soup. What a find! We had the minestrone and it…read morewas very good. We'll definitely be returning. We sat outside overlooking the town green.

From the owner: Freshly made, hearty soups from scratch made on the premises daily.read more

Positive: Quality I…read morehad the pleasure of meeting these wonderful ladies during The Life Christian Church Food Truck festival. Their spirits are just as warm as the soup. I appreciated the fact that the soup was frozen. It allows the customer to heat it up and enjoy it when ready! I ordered the Morrocan Lentil and potato leek (still frozen). The soup is FRESH, flavorful and filling. I'll definitely be ordering more. Once you have a Spoon Me soup, you will crave more!!!

I ordered a batch of delivery soups from Spoon Me Soups. YES THEY DELIVER. I have to say, I usually…read moremake soups myself. No cans or restaurants have really ever lived up to your good old fashion comfort style soup without the added sodium and or mounds of unnecessary butter. And then... TADA I found Spoon Me! There's something about their homemade style soups that really get my pallet drooling. They're decadent and delicate. We tried the the Thai Carrot, UH FAVORITE ALERT. And the chicken and rice! The chef behind these soups is talented and some how hits that, homey and made with love vibe. You feel like you ran inside your house after a game of manhunt with your friends to a home cooked meal. Nothing beats that. Give these soups a try and see for yourself!

best soup and quiches in the entire world…read more thank you so much jackie your food sustains me

YES Soup for you! Small find just off the main road in a mini mall that is worth the stop in…read more Homemade soups -- many of them you can take home frozen. We loved the butternut squash that melted our mouths. Looks like everything is homemade and you can get sandwiches and pastries too. Real country vibe here -- you can feel The Berkshires coursing through your soul on a cool fall afternoon with hot soup to warm you up. We'll be back!

"My grandma she can make a soup With a little a this 'n that…read moreBut with grandma cookin no need to worry! Just a little a this 'n that" (Pete Seeger) My final review of 2022 will describe the worst customer service we encountered all year. We had an errand to run in Sturbridge and figured we'd include a lunch stop in town. The Yelp app brought us to Soup to Nuts. #1) I love soup and #2) it's located inside the Sturbridge Marketplace, so we figured we'd do some shopping and browsing too. When we approached Soup to Nuts we saw a sign that said they opened at 11:00. The front door had another sign that said they opened at 12:00. Since the door was locked, and it was about 11:30, we figured we'd check out the Sturbridge Flea Market and come back. At 12:02 their front door was unlocked, and the sign announcing the 12:00 opening was gone. As we entered the restaurant, we were "greeted" by four words spoken (or more accurately snarled) in a very gruff and rude manner - "we're not open yet". Tone of voice matters, and I will look you straight in the eye and put my hand on a stack of bibles and tell you his tone was beligerant and angry (to the point of aggressive). It was beyond rude. It was shocking. So we turned around, left and never came back. Happy New Year ya filthy animal.

This was our second visit to this establishment, I came back specifically for the corn chowder…read morebecause it's so good. I will say that on our first visit we thought the owner was initially a bit gruff as others had mentioned but we quickly realized that's not the case and he is an incredibly gracious host. We've had both the corn chowder and sandwiches here and they are delicious! Keep in mind with some reviews that people are the problem and not the establishment.