The Original Soupman

The Original Soupman

259;259A West 55th Street, City Of New York, 10019, United States Of America, City of New York
3806 Reviews 4.3

"I've always wanted to try this place the first time I've seen the Soup Nazi episode so on my visit to NYC on may 2015 I finally tried the Jambalaya and oh man what a place and they've got for quick bites the lobster roll which is good as well."

Details

Phone: +12129560900

Address: 259;259A West 55th Street, City Of New York, 10019, United States Of America, City of New York

City: City of New York

Website: http://www.originalsoupman.com

Opening hours

Monday: 11:00 -20:00

Tuesday: 11:00 -20:00

Wednesday: 11:00 -20:00

Thursday: 11:00 -20:00

Friday: 11:00 -20:00

Saturday: 11:00 -20:00

Sunday: 11:00 -19:00

Statistics

Dishes: 91

Amenities: 16

Categories: 5

Reviews: 3806


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Reviews

4 /5 Rating

A must-visit place for Seinfeld faithfuls.<br/ <br/ The Orignial Soupman holds a special place in the hearts of all Seinfeld lovers. And though I expected the soup to be nothing more than overpriced hype, honestly speaking, it totally lives up to the expectation. Yes, the soup is a tad bit expensive compared to other place and yes you can also buy 'No soup for you ' tshirts and coffee mugs, but it 's a place I recommend everyone to visit. <br/ <br/ We had their Lobster and Crab soup on a freezing New York morning and not only was it super delicious, the hot soup also helped a lot in warming our bodies. With every helping of soup, you also get bread, strawberries and chocolate. I 'm totally g...

4 /5 Rating

I was excited to find this place! The soup is excellent and a good value compared to nearby establishments. I paid $10 for a small Lobster Bisque which had big chunks of lobster and came with bread, a banana and a truffle. A few blocks away I paid $11 for a cup of potato soup and bread. <br/ :

4 /5 Rating

Been to The Soup Kitchen twice since arriving in NYC. Helps that it’s just down the street from the hotel I’m staying at…. Strongly recommend the chicken jambalaya and chicken and corn chowder. Less enthused about the shrimp and corn chowder (I found it bland).

5 /5 Rating

Love this place. A well known fact is that there was an episode of Seinfeld based on this kitchen. They no longer have the notorious “no soup for you” policy, but still sell some related merchandise. Favorite soup: lobster bisque. Quite addictive.

4 /5 Rating

I've always wanted to try this place the first time I've seen the Soup Nazi episode so on my visit to NYC on may 2015 I finally tried the Jambalaya and oh man what a place and they've got for quick bites the lobster roll which is good as well.