Soup Thyme

Soup thyme has been a hit or a miss. Sometimes their food is good other times it’s terrible. I ordered a half sandwich and half soup and the bread was completely burnt. There is no consistency with their output which is unfortunate.

Amazing chicken Caesar wrap and chicken noodle soup. Felt like a warm hug. Local joint serving up awesome food with high quality ingredients (you can actually taste this). Everything is made and served fresh so some inconsistencies are bound to happen (previous reviews mentioned this). If you want ok, bland soups and sandwiches go to Panera down the road for "consistent blah". But if you want to support a small business and eat nutritious ingredients prepared by a family run shop - come here and you won't be disappointed.

Soup is exceptionally good. I’ve tried just about all of them and every one has been great! They have vegetarian and gluten free soups and ALL are really really good. Service is slow and atmosphere is meh — but who cares? The soup makes up for everything. Highly recommend. But if you’re in a hurry, call ahead & order.

It’s been a long relationship with soup thyme. Growing up in Monroe, I didn’t discover this gem until I was 16. Then, funny enough I started working there! (Without getting too in depth of that experience, my favorite thing every day was the sandwich I got to make myself) But something was different today. It was a cool, October Saturday, and it was packed in here. Which makes sense, they have the best soups and paninis in New England in my opinion. There was a gentleman who made my Pleaser, and somehow, with the same ingredients that I’ve eaten time and time again, he made it perfectly. Perfect temp, perfect toast, perfect ratio of ingredients too. To the gentleman who made my sandwich in the white shirt, thank you for one of the best meals I’ve eaten all year.

This restaurant should be on every block in every city. The perfect place for lunch with fantastic prices and great portions. I highly recommend you get the special where you can order a half panini and small soup. You will be full to the brim and get to experience as much of the menu as possible. I'd eat my way through the full menu if I lived closer. Loved this place.