Souper Roll Up Cafe — Restaurant in Cambridge

No soup/sandwich shop compares in terms of price per quality, portion size, and different options in the area. I only started ordering from here about 2 weeks ago and I’ve now had 7 different kinds of soups and 4 different kinds of sandwiches - after the first order I started ordering two soups and a sandwich aka a soup to save for later because they’re just that good, every one of them. Price is so very reasonable and depending on which combo you get you can make out with a full sized sandwich and large sized homemade soup for ~$14.

While it’s hard to recommend one thing over another in this circumstance since it’s all been great in their own ways, the Chicken Chowder is something I plan on getting a quart of next time it’s available. The Chicken Barley and Chicken Lemon Rice are ones I plan on getting quarts of in the future as well, and that’s not to discount the Chicken Noodle, Beef and Veg Noodle Stew, French Onion, and the current seasonal Chilled Gazpacha (which I probably wouldn’t have even tried it wasn’t from these guys). It’s all top quality.

The Chicken Tarragon sandwich is my favorite in terms of sandwiches although it can’t combo with a soup as of now (please let us!). The best cheap soup combo sandwich is a tossup between the Cilantro Tuna and Ciabatta Sandwich, which are both incredible in their own ways.

The only few drawbacks to this place are they don’t have every soup they make every day, are only open until 4PM, and aren’t open on the weekends. That said it’s worth it to plan accordingly for this. I never review anything but this place is worth it - it’s the best if you’re a soup and sandwich...

It's cold and wet out, which is an apt description for what feels like 90 percent of the days from October to March in the Boston area. So soup is always craved! When you walk in it's warm and the smell is comforting. Then you have glance at the menu and the prices seem good, and then you walk up to the cashier notice the list of specials which normally includes at least three soups and a wrap. That's what you want to order from, the specials board. The soups rotate and so does the wrap. I have had to date the chicken noodle (where the noodles are perfectly chewy and the broth flavorful), the chicken barley (filling and just warms you up), and the chicken and vegetable curry (perfect balance and wonderfully not mushy vegetables). The salads are always fresh and large. When you get your food and notice the size that's when you truly realize the prices aren't just good they are amazing. I work close by so for me this is a winter must I go in order two quarts of soup and that's lunch for awhile, and its always perfect. It's noticeably family run and they are always so nice and friendly which makes me want...

I first stopped by Souper Rollup over 20 years ago when I worked in the neighborhood. I went nearly everyday to enjoy the fresh and healthy sandwiches, yummy soups and amazing friendly service. I no longer work in the neighborhood but have still tried to stop by when I could over the years. Soun still knows my name and shines his friendly smile even if its been over a year between visits. I had the chance to stop again last week and they still have great, fresh food and the same neighborhood feel. So much has changed in 20 years but Soun and Souper Rollup continue to be the perfect neighborhood place. Be sure to stop by for lunch someday. The half/half combos are the best lunch deal anywhere and the Thai Iced tea is the perfect sweetness. It can get pretty busy around noon but they have a new website you can order direct (and avoid the Grubhub fees!) to save time. With the Covid economy, now is the most important time to support these local gems. If we are lucky, we will still be enjoying them for...