Zoup!

great chopped salad! sandwiches were pretty good and so was broccoli cheddar soup. The Maryland Crab chowder was alittle too fishy for my taste. Big portions

Because we live so far away from a Chick-​fil-​a, it’s always a treat to retreat to the Toledo area for some good chicken.
Today, as we realized a wee bit too late, is Sunday. Chick-​fil-​a is closed on Sunday’s.
Enter: Zoup!
They have a decent layout and the semi-​Subway, semi-​Panera ordering feels familiar, and the people are very nice.
My wife and I (despite the restaurant’s name) opted for a sandwich. We both picked the Chicken Toscana, which is a little pricey, a little messy, but one of the best chicken sandwiches I’ve ever had– which is funny if you think about it, because that’s why I was in the area.
We ordered a turkey/​cheddar sandwich (which was par) for our little tyke, but the potato cheddar tasted a lot like the cheddar that they used to put on the potatoes at Wendy’s — a little too nacho cheese-​ish and frankly — one of the grossest soups I’ve ever had the displeasure of coming across. Surprising for a place that is marketing soups, it was the weakest player of the whole troupe.
I might return, but only if I forget that it’s Sunday — also, I need to taste test some more soups before ordering in the future. You should, too.

The food was good as always. I’ve only eaten the chicken pot pie here. Workers were friendly, but they made mistakes. Overall, the service just wasn’t the same quality as the location in Maumee. I would return because of the food, but I hope the service improves.

I was not a fan of their broccoli cheddar soup or their bread.
I may try this place again and get a different soup.