The NY Soup Exchange
“The owner, Kenny, is always on hand, friendly, and charming.”
“And to me it had the right amount of heat and tasted so good with a ton of ingredients in it.”
The NY Soup Exchange
Delivery: Yes
Take-out: Yes
Accepts Credit Cards: Yes
Bike Parking: Yes
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
Good for Kids: Yes
Caters: Yes
Price range.
$ Price range Under $10
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Four stars by default. There are no other restaurants in the area that serve as extensive of a variety of soups as the NY Soup Exchange does. I've been in a few times and order a soup and wrap combo. The wraps are alright, but the soups are awesome. I would recommend a large order of soup if the weather permits.
This was my go-to spot in high school. They have undergone many renovations since then, but I'm glad that the quality of the wraps and soup has not changed. The staff is always really nice and allows you to sample the soup before you decide.
I had the crab corn chowder and would highly recommend it. The chicken greek is my favorite wrap, but if that's not your thing the chicken caesar wrap is just as good. They also give you a piece of fruit with your combo meal.
They're only open for lunch, and close at 4pm!
We had been looking for a new place to get lunch at work and found NY Soup Exchange through a groupon deal. They've been around for a long time but sadly I never knew about this wonderful spot making the most delicious and fresh soups and stews.
They have a few burger options, some wings, a variety of salads, wraps and of course soup. All of their food is made daily using good quality fresh ingredients.
I recently got their Arroz con pollo soup and tuna wrap combo ($8). The soup like all things here was freshly made and deeeeeelicious! Nice spice and lots of chicken. The tuna wrap, again freshly made, was nice and light. Crisp veggies and the right amount of mayo.
I'm glad we found this place, it's gives us another option for lunch. And a tasty one to boot.
I am a soup fiend!! So glad I found this place in my daily travel adventures.
It's so nice to find a local spot, talk to the owner and ask him questions about his business.
I walk in and it's a quaint shop. There is a TV board showing the daily specials, I got there before the lunch crowd and was able to ask my questions:
Is there a repeat punch card?
Is there a 1/2 wrap and 1/2 soup combo?
More importantly, does the Yelp Duke eat for free?
I see the owner and see the owner serving up his soup. (You know I friggin' dig that!)
I tell him it's my first time here, is there secret handshake? He came right back with something so that's how I know. Its like he's a Goodfella, he's one of the normal, hardworking folks like myself.
I tell him I really like the seafood soup but that Gumbo is calling me.
He tells me its the best in the house, spicy and his personal favorite.
A pint comes with a piece of fruit and bread for $7 bucks.
Now, in my travels I see a lot of these types of stores. My favorite in NYC is Soup Spot, right by MSG. For $5 bucks you get the same deal and they have 30 soup offerings.
While online I'm reading his Bio, Johnson & Wales culinary grad and made his bones in Texas and Montauk?? Pretty impressive
I'm also impressed with the soup!! I'm eating and typing this up now. Its the first snowy day for winter 2013. I ordered the gumbo and its flavorful, bold and spicy. A nice stick to your ribs type of meal.
I'd like to make a suggestion. There is a tea place on Seventh ave. I think you, Mr. Owner should introduce yourself to her. .Another nice small business owner. This type of store needs a homemade, fruity ice tea to complement the soups you have to offer. I'm over 40 years old, I ain't drinking Monster cans!
Overall, my experience was excellent and I will be back to try more of the great soup offerings at the NY Soup Exchange