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Soup-Urb

British • Tunbridge Wells
(01892) 514074 11 Monsoon Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, TN1 1LS (01892)5…Show
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Wickie
Wow I have a new favorite!! - I happened to be in Tunbridge Wells today for a business meeting and found myself slightly early and had a bit of time to kill and needed some sustenance when I spotted the frontage of Soup-urb - instantly the name made me smile (pretty cool - even superb!!) so rather than look to grab a normal sandwich or meal deal at the nearest convenience outlet I ventured in. Greeted by a smiley gentleman who was serving I asked what he recommended as I took in the varied menu. After a short conversation I took his advice and bought a meal deal - which for £5.00 gave me a generous sized homemade mug of chowder a homemade lemonade and a homemade sausage roll - well I cant rave about it enough - amazing taste and I also felt incredible value on the pocket, I will definitely be going back but unfortunately not as regularly as I would like as I am based in Surrey. Fantastic experience and wonderful food - highly recommended by me.
M
I visited Soup-Urb in February on a Saturday lunchtime and found it bustling, but able to seat us in a sunny window seat on some seriously retro styled benches and chairs.The waitresses were divided into those who seemed eager to be there, but busy and one who seemed desperate to be anywhere else, but was unfortunately in charge of taking our order. We were a little scared of her brusque manner!However, I ordered the soup of the day, a delicious and well-portioned soup with a sweet potato base, served hot. It came in a little ceramic pot with a plate of fresh baked bread and slightly salted butter. All were delicious. I drank a super matcha green tea smoothie which was full on yummy, although pricey!My partner had a roast pork and crackling sandwich on thick slices of home baked bread, with lashings of tasty chutneys. He loved it and has since wanted to return to re-order, but is conscious of the cost. Overall, tasty and substantial food, based on a rustic farmer's market-type concept. Would love to pop back every weekend, but the prices are a little steep for a simple sandwich or bowl of soup.