Is it crazy to call this place the best soup place in the world.... maybe but it was definitely the…read morebest we ever had. I could have sworn I left a review of this place when we were here a year a go... but it is not here. We are going to be back in London in Feb and there are about 5 must do things when we get back... and this is one of them. A year ago we were wandering around this part of London... sort of lost. We know we wanted to have soup so we were stopping at every restaurant and reading the menus. It was a cold misty day so the day screamed SOUP. We were starting to think Londoners don't eat soup! We were about to give up because we had gone past most of the restaurants area when this place appeared. It was small and unassuming. There was a young happy (Portuguese ?) guy serving soup from about 8 or so big kettles of soup with fresh... and really good, bread. We had wandered in tired and wet and that soup was amazing. We had two different kinds (I forget which) and both were just great. It made the evening into something magical, and not dreary, cold, and wet. So we will always return to this place when we have the opportunity to come back to London.

We enjoyed our dishes very much!, the soups we tried were out of this world, we are from the US and…read moreback home you will find such quality only in 5 star and expensive places. This place is down to earth and the taste from another planet :)

A place we regularly go to for breakfast or lunch. The food…read moreis very good and also very important is that the coffee is splendid. The ingredients they use always seem to be very fresh. It is just a nice place to go to. Afterwards it is nice to have a little browse in the farm shop as well.

Had one of the best soups in recent memory: a chicken and veg. Doesn't sound special? I know, but…read moretrust me. Alongside a Welsh rarebit, it was a perfect autumnal lunch. We liked Newlyns so much we stopped there on the way back to London. This time, pumpkin soup and a roast beef sandwich with a dressed crab for my lady -- also very good. Not to mention the pleasant service and pleasant setting. We also loved the shop next door. Their cheese selection was wonderful! Who knows when we will be driving that way again but when we do, trust me: We will stop by Newlyns!

This is the place when on BOTW. Staff is super nice. Food and coffee are delivered to you wherever…read moreyou are sitting. Lots of options and very active inside and out. It's small inside but works. The place to go for a small breakfast and great coffee

Cinnamon roll and your brownie was, brownie, very and pineapple, fruit smoothies, or all just OKread more

I love Chan Cham. It is just the sort of place that Reading needs, but that people do not realise…read moreit does. They make sandwiches, salads soups etc, with specials every week. I am a particular fan of their chicken based dishes- nice n' spicy. Also they have really nice muffins and cakes for special treats. The atmosphere is nice and friendly, it is a family run buisiness that they have had for about 11 years! They cater for buisinesses aswell, if I was an office manager, I would give them a ring for sure. They are also now selling their special hot pepper sauce for 2.80 a bottle.

What can I tell you about About Soup and Salad, apart from what they're about, is soup and salad!…read more This sweet soup and salad stand in St Nicholas market is the perfect place to head on a cold winter's day whenever you need a bowl of the warm stuff to warm your cockles. Both their soups and salads are seasonal which means you get the freshest flavours and ingredients. There are other places I prefer to eat in St Nick's, but if what you're after is healthy and homemade - About Soup and Salad is the place you should be heading.

This is a fabulous addition to the St Nick's smorgasboard of culinary offerings. If you are after a…read morelighter, cheaper and healthier lunch, this little soup and salad bar is just the ticket. They do a soup and salad meal deal for £4 so you can sample both and the portions are fairly generous. I thought there was a great selection of salads for such a small bar with chunky couscous, waldorf and at least four other types on offer. The selection changes every day as does the soup choice. I have variously loved their rich French mushroom, pea and mint and sweet potato and coconut. They usually have about four soups on the go so there is plenty of choice and if you are not in a hurry there are a couple of tables and chairs to munch at.

I LITERALLY LOVE THIS PLACE. I've been here so many times. Even if it doesn't look so fancy, the…read morefood is the best. The tempura is soo good and you can choose what kind of noodles you like along with sides. The service is good and served with not long of a wait. They're polite too!! The ambiance was nice, it's cool in the summer and warm in the winter.

This place is so good, it takes roughly 3-5 minutes to be cooked, the service is on point, there 1…read moremeal portions are the size for 2 people, i do think it is a little overpriced, £10 for 1 bowl of ramen. They provide chopsticks yet if you can't use them they will give you cutlery. The taste is good and my favourite part, I love drinking the soup. The restaurant looks worse than it is, the food is quality yet I believe they can do better via decoration.

This is one of my favorite restaurants...ever :)…read more The thing I particularly loved (and I think they're famous for) was the Kasesuppe, or beer soup. It was so rich and flavorful and cheesy and delicious..unlike anything I've ever tried before or since. It's hard to describe exactly what it's like (since it's different from any other soup I've tried) but suffice it to say we both (my boyfriend and I) absolutely loved it. This was on a road trip my bf and I took to Portsmouth btw, and I want to come back to the city just to go to this restaurant again! :) We also got a Croque Reuben (sandwich for me, large portion), Pork Belly (for him), Manniere Moules et Frites (mussels dish - Classic moules with garlic butter, white wine and parsley, served with toasted sourdough), Brugse Zot Sport (beer for him), Kwak (Kwak amber beer, cream, orange and fennel for me) and Orangina. The main dishes of pork belly (Pork belly slowly roasted in Lindemans Apple beer, served with Stoemp and seasonal vegetables, finished with apple beer and mustard reduction) and Reuben sandwich (Grilled sourdough sandwich with Gruyère and Cheddar, sliced pastrami, sauerkraut, gherkins, Emmental and Russian dressing) tasted great, and portions were really generous! Staff were friendly also and it was just a great time :))

"Hoe gaat het?"…read more You'd be forgiven for thinking that a question like this would be greeted by a fond response in a Belgian bar, but, alas not. The Good: The beer is authentically Belgian/Dutch. The nibbles too. The bar staff are friendly. The couches are comfy. The Bad: The bar is a little bit Disneyland Antwerp. The staff aren't equipped with any Dutch. The French radio piped in is very annoying after an hour or so. The Ugly: There is a God awful high-pitched whine when the beer is being poured from tap. So if you're Dutch or Vlaams and you're missing some home comforts stop in, bud don't expect this be become a home away from home.

I was in Brighton for a conference in mid-September 2023 and decided to try this Vietnamese…read morerestaurant for an early dinner (5:45pm) on a Wednesday. First, the food quality is good and reasonably priced (13 pounds). I ordered the big bowl pho soup includes noodles, meatballs, and beef with a side helping of bean sprouts to add. It was satisfying and hearty. The only blemish was that the broth had a bit more fat than I would have liked. Location is convenient for visitors to Brighton. It's on Preston Street near the Waitrose supermarket. From the Brighton I-360 tourist attraction, it's about 1-2 blocks north away from the water. From Churchill Square (near the clock tower), it's about a 5-7 minute walk to the west (along the street that is reserved for buses and taxis only). The restaurant is a bit tiny - I would recommend it for solo diner or couples. It's not convenient for a large group. Preston Street has a nice boba tea shop across the way and other restaurants that are worth a look-see. Overall, I would recommend "the Big Bowl" for visitors to Brighton who are looking for authentic Vietnamese pho.

I'm glad I got to try this place as I've been struggling to find good Vietnamese food. Coming from…read moreCalifornia, I was spoilt with options but there was only one place I trusted in Brighton until today! I ordered the Bún cha combo which has vermicelli noodles, grilled pork, chicken and a spring roll. It comes with a dipping sauce that's a mixture of lemon juice, ginger, chilli, garlic and vinegar. It was tasty and cost just under £9. Service was very friendly and nice. I will definitely come back and try other items on the menu!

Vibrant buzzing environment with chefs working in an open kitchen. Had an excellent chocolate…read moremuffin which was rich and decadent. Good strong flat white. Tasty array of pastries and cakes. Delicious looking salads also on show. Would like to come back and check it out for a meal

It is an amazing experience! The place is really cozy and charming…read more Food was perfect, very tasty, very good presentation, a real aesthetic experience. A place to be.

Got the beef noodle soup which hit the spot since I was incredibly jetlagged. Prices were good and…read morethe portion was large!! Tasty, but it was the moet British tasting beef noodle soup I've ever had. Not quite the flavor profile I was craving, but good nonetheless.

Food is oh so good. Soup noodle is the choice for us. Rich broth, full of noodles. Service is quick…read moreand friendly.