Hey Soup Sister

After having a root canal, I was interested in soup for lunch and Google directed me to this gem in East DePere. Overestimating the recovery of feeling in my lips and tongue, I ordered, I believe, potato dill soup with kielbasa and mushrooms which would require more chewing than I was able to endure. I asked for a carton to take it with me and was pleased by the concern displayed by the two women behind the counter. I assured them that the soup was, in fact, delicious and the only reason I want finishing it in house was that I wanted to eat the soup and not my cheeks or tongue. Reheated a couple hours later, I found that it was still quite enjoyable. The Brazilian bread was also an unexpected, if unsubstantial treat. We will definitely return and enjoy the soup fresh. My wife got chicken s

Elegant, warm little (five two tops, one four top) shop in east DePere just across parking lot from Serogy’s Chocolates. It is owned and operating by a mother and her daughter. It is strictly soup, one of three basic soups that almost always are vegetarian or even vegan. The soup choice change daily. Once you order soup (12 ounce cup, 16 ounce bowl, or flight of three 6 ounces each), you then get to “build your bowl” all at no cost. Add-ins include kielbasa, chicken, mushrooms, rice mix, black beans. Cheeses or include cheddar, Parmesan, Gouda, and queso fresco. Fresh tomato, cilantro and green onion were available on 9/17/25. Drizzles are sour cream, Sriracha sour cream, garlic pepper (dairy free), and cashew cream (dairy free). Finallly…. Crispies: chickpeas, pepitas

Adorable Soup Shop ran by the nicest mother and daughter. Three Homemade Soups made daily to choose from or you can get a soup flight. Very unique place- you get to choose a soup and then add on proteins, sauces, and toppings to customize it. Served with a delicious Brazilian Bread. If you like soup or healthy options you must try this place.

A Celiac's haven! I haven't had better gluten free bread rolls in my entire life. The ladies serving were so kind and hospitable, and the soup was completely wonderful - everything within was gluten free. My wife found this little gem and drove with me from southern WI for my birthday, and this meal did not disappoint. We will be back!

I'd like to start by saying that the bread was absolutely wonderful. The chicken Ramen however, was the worst soup/Ramen I've ever had. For $10 a bowl I expected at least decent soup, but this was nearly inedible. The chicken cubes were so dry and crumbly, the noodles were so low quality I couldn't believe they hadn't been floating there for a month - I would have had something twice as good if I'd poured a 99 cent canned chicken noodle into a bowl. It tasted as if it was dollar store Ramen with old recycled chicken cubes from canned soup. Worth going if you have direct knowledge on what soups are good, or just for the bread.