Cafe Zupas

I’m a fan, I’m a fan, I’m a fan! Healthy living, great tasting, wonderful people!
The food here is smaller portion, but not smaller tastes. The salads they make are wonderfully blended. The soup (you can sample any) is warm and flavorful. You get a piece of bread and a chocolate dipped strawberry with each order.
The desserts are nice sized and nicely priced, too. $ 3.99 for a large slice of cheesecake!
The atmosphere is pretty relaxed as well– the ONLY complaint, if you want to call it that, is the use of space of the lobby– the tables are pretty close together and not much room.

Never been dissatisfied when I come here.
This is the gals at the office and my favorite lunch spot.
Salads are scrumptious. Sammies are amazing and flavorful. Service is wonderful. I recommend their try 2 combo. Pesto Chicken with sprouts.

Came here with the girls on a Saturday night. Here’s how it went:
We walked in, and there were very few other customers there. Maybe one or two tables had people at them, and that was it. Nobody in line and nobody behind us. (So, it’s not because they were busy.)
There was a greeter just before we entered the line and at least a half dozen employees behind the counter. I’m all about seafood, so I ordered for the Crab Avocado Melt and Clam Chowder. I asked if they could add sprouts to the sandwich, but it was a non-​starter. In fact, they weren’t willing to make any additions/​subtractions of any kind to any of our items. The sandwich wasn’t good, and it wasn’t anything like I was hoping for. Didn’t notice any bacon in it, almost no avocado. Didn’t taste good. But that wasn’t the worst thing on my plate. That award goes to the clam chowder. It’s my soup-​of-​choice wherever I go. I’ve even been to multiple clam chowder cook-​offs and festivals. I can honestly say that I liked this one the least of any I’ve tried. Ever. It was watery and essentially barren of chunks of potato or clam.
As for not liking the food, I was especially disappointed. I had been delighted by the Asparagus soup served in the springtime by another CZ location, so I was expecting this to be a treat.
So, for the unaccommodating service, food I disliked, super-​bright lighting and nearly sterile atmosphere, I don’t imagine I’ll be trying it again. If I do and things are different, I’ll update.

Good food, prepared quickly, and its prepared fresh to order. What’s not to like? My only concern is the lack of really healthy options on the kids menu. Chicken strips, grilled cheese, fruit cup, cup of soup is pretty much it. My kiddo is picky, and she likes chicken strips but the portion size is on the small size for each of these.

Very good food for a chain restaurant. Everything is made to order and in front of you. They seem to use fresh ingredients.
The vegetarian sandwich is delicious but I find it odd that you can’t customize it by adding other ingredients.
They offer many different salad options — my favorites are the salads with fresh fruit.
If you’re craving something a bit more hardy, get the soup and sandwich combo — which comes with a small dessert and a piece of bread. The salad and sandwich combo also comes with a small dessert and a piece of bread, but it’s too much food for me. I don’t need an extra piece of bread after I’ve eaten a sandwich. I can see why the bread is nice for soup, though.
The employees here are friendly and the service is fast.

What a heck of a bizarre experience. For one, the place had maybe 10 customers, but the line was staffed like they were expecting a movie theater to walk in. I guess they are training new folk, so that’s cool.
The food, the food, the food… I am, admittedly, not a gigantic salad fan. I love fatty things, so the Cobb salad always works for me. Some clever marketing here, as they name it the Protein Cobb. Considering the protein came from bacon, egg and some chicken, in addition to the traditional avocado, olives, bleu cheese, etc. it just as easily could have been named the Fat Cobb, which would have been truthful, but less popular.
Anyway, I had the cilantro carnitas sandwich. Perhaps the worst sandwich I’ve ever eaten. So salty it made me cringe. The sauce I was supposed to put on it (we took it to go, so they sauced on the side), was so horrifyling sweet it made my teeth bleed. Blech.
My wife is a vegetarian and loves salads. She had the quinoa kale something something and, as usual, loved it.
We both had the roasted red pepper lobster soup, which she adores and I thought was slightly above passable.
The ambiance is no bueno for me. Brightly lit, assembly-​line style service. Servers were extremely friendly, knowledgeable and informative.
I would never eat here again, my wife would eat here every day. Two stars.