Stone Soup

First time here, delicious food, great service and reasonable prices. We’ll be back!

I honestly don’t get why anyone likes this place. The sandwiches are super dry, the soups are overly spicy or salty, the potato salad is just plain weird. Not a fan of the delivery service either, they take longer than you’d expect.

The homemade breads and soups were to die for. The sandwiches has unexpected ingredients that put
The sandwiches in their own
Class. Thank you

Very rude owner and way over priced for a basic deli sandwich. The owner saw us come in and just looked away until she was finished putting all her stock away than decided she would come see what we wanted to bother her with. Wont be going to this place again.

Amazing place with great staff! These people truly care about doing it right and doing it quick. They are totally Veteran friendly and such a pleasure. Will definitely be back. Highly recommend the Chicken Enchilada soup.

Everytime I go. I’m never disappointed. Potato soup is amazing… oh and you can’t forget their chicken enchilada soup. Oh. My. Goodness! I believe it’s their Wednesday special. Tue is potato. Excellent sandwiches — and the cute lil cookies are delicious. Definitely worth giving it a try. One of my favs to go for lunch.

Pretty darn tasty sandwich and the chicken and rice soup was pretty tasty too. My daughter ate her sandwich too, which is saying something. Didn’t break the bank for good food too.

Wonderful place to stop in for lunch! I had a half sandwich with their baked potato soup. Portion size was perfect, I left full and happy!
The lunch came with a little cookie, which was AMAZING, and they’ll sell them for .25 each.
I plan on returning!

Can we please just take a moment to ponder how great Stone Soup’s chicken enchilada soup is? I could go in there any day of the year, order a bowl (which is the perfect portion size if I might add), grab a spoon, and begin to enjoy each spoonful bite by bite. There is something almost magical about this soup. It warms you from the inside out, which is a unique quality to find in a food, yet this one does that. The cake batter cookies that they serve with your order are to die for. I know people who will specifically ask for extras because they are so scrumptious, and the friendly staff happily obliges. I give this sweet soup shop a ⁵⁄₅ without hesitation. Enjoy!

Great food for a decent price. Potato Salad is my favorite. Clean and quick, people are always nice.

Get:
Potato Salad
Stone Soup is admired and liked by many and I can see where the general appeal stems from — but they’ve yet to really give me a reason to make it a destination for food. The sandwiches I’ve got have been good but not great. The bread is good, the sandwich fixin’s are good, the service is good. .. but not great. The potato salad I can get behind — that was not bad at all, but I don’t CRAVE anything there. In fact, I’m not entirely convinced that I couldn’t create something equally as appealing in my kitchen in regards to the sandwich.
My last visit I had the light Southwest Turkey sandwich on marbled rye and thought it was a nice, light lunch. But again, that’s where the appeal ends. If someone asked me «where do I go to get a great sandwich?» this would not spring into my memory.
Positives: good potato salad, free tiny cookies with your sandwich
Negatives: underwhelming

Having lunch there today. Tomato soup is excellent. Tuna sandwich is prepared with care and has a great taste. Not loaded with mayonnaise. They even give you a small cookie as dessert.

Fast service with lots of options. 12:10 and the place is pack because the locals know it’s good. And it is. Fresh sour dough and veggies. Kent has corn chowder and it is excellent just like his mom made. It would be worthy the wait if you had to. Try it you’ll love it.

So friendly and helpful! Put together last minute catering order for a party of 20 people. The food is top notch. I ordered a platter of sandwiches. Each sandwich was on fresh baked bread and they were filled full of meat and cheese and yummy accompaniments. They spare nothing to make your food enjoyable. Every morsel is prepared with attention and pride.

Great place for a quick sit down lunch. Sandwiches are reasonably priced, which is what i normally get, but they have great soup as well. I generally enjoy the tarragon chicken on sourdough with all the fixings. They also give you a nice small cookie treat gratis. The place is usually full at lunch so leave a little time for a line and wait, but not bad at all.

I got the New Yorker Microwaved pastrami, and cold bread. It was terrible. The clam chowder was good but a soup place should not be reheating Ivars and Campbell’s.

Visited a couple of weeks ago with a friend. Ordered a veggie sandwich with a side of the potato soup and potato salad. Right out of the gate, I wasn’t impressed when I saw, over the shoulder of the person taking the order, large industrial sized cans of Campbell’s soup being opened and dumped into the pots. Really? A soup restaurant using canned soup? I guess I kind of expected that a soup restaurant would be serving homemade soup. Also the menu seemed unnecessarily complex (and over priced for canned soup). Also the absence of a soup and sandwich special/​combo surprised me. And when my friend asked about a combo special, the girl taking our order seemed rather offended by the question.
The food arrived at our table moderately quickly. The soup was good — I like Campbell’s soup. The sandwich was bland and kind of soggy. The potato salad was the highlight though. Wonder if it was homemade?
I know that Stone Soup is a staple to the Parkway and has been around for a long time, so I was shocked at the sub-​par experience I had and probably not going to be returning any time soon. There are too many other options in town that I can go to. An extra couple of minutes will get me to Some Bagels and they make a great sandwich.
The two stars are for the warm building, quick service and the potato salad!

Soup from a stone. Fancy that!
This was one of my favorite books growing up so when Unilocal told me there was a café in my area that allows me to relive a childhood memory, Of course I would take it.
The café is small but has a small town charm feel. The gentleman taking my order at the register was extremely sweet and helped me decide on what to eat from their menu.
I decided upon a vegetarian sandwich on rye with avocado and tomato pasta soup. Can I say that the soup was quite tasty! I love tomato soups and this was done so well. As for the sandwich I was thoroughly impressed with it’s flavor as well. Fresh and full of veggies.
It’s places like these that make me wish I lived near these types of establishments.

On a recent vacation to the Pasco area, I had a very hearty meal of hamburger soup with toasted and buttered sourdough for under $ 5! The guy at the counter let us sample the daily soups (always a bonus), and there wasn’t even a line. With the friendly service and the low-​key atmosphere, you can’t get this kind of bang for your buck at very many places.

Non-​chain restaurants are limited in Richland, so on my continued search for the delicious, I ended up at Stone Soup.
First impressions? The interior could use a bit of work. It looks similar to a hospital cafeteria, but please don’t let that confuse you with the taste of the food. The sandwiches and soup are good. And when comparing them to what you could get at a chain, they are a welcome treat. Prices are pretty decent too.
It’s busy at lunch, so come a little early and perhaps take your sandwich to go. Get some sun! You’ll enjoy your lunch.