“The difference in quality between the packaged and fresh soups is frankly astonishing. We’re talking borderline inedible packaged and very good-to-excellent tomato chicken and orzo, clam chowder, chicken noodle, etc.”
H3
5.9/10American
AI-generated summary
The fresh at the counter and the packaged supermarket version are not the same thing. People say the fresh stuff is very good, especially the , which one regular calls liquid pizza. The packaged version gets called borderline inedible. A lot of the love here is nostalgia from midtown lunch years.
“The difference in quality between the packaged and fresh soups is frankly astonishing. We’re talking borderline inedible packaged and very good-to-excellent tomato chicken and orzo, clam chowder, chicken noodle, etc.”
H3
“Hale and Hearty for soups”
H2
“Panera / Hale & Hearty / Whole Foods are not bad but also not fresh”
H2
“I love the italian wedding soup, such nostalgia!”
H2
“Senegalese peanut soup from H&H was unstoppable”
H2
“ALL OF ‘EM (Tomato cheddar and curried butternut squash. Tomato and cheddar tastes like liquid pizza. That’s a good thing)”
H2
“The Mac and cheese chili was the best hungover lunch”
H2
“Had 2g2g from them twice, been very much worth the 20 min walk”
H2
“It’s delicious.”
H2
“They made a lasagna soup that was to die for.”
H2
“Just enjoyed the chicken and andouille soup, exactly how I remembered it!”
H2
“63rd/Lex H&H saved my starving broke ass multiple times when I was a student at Hunter College. That part of the UES is a food desert in terms of cheap, filling options (besides halal carts)”
H2