There's nothing more comforting during the long winter season than a hot bowl of soup. While many will eat them alongside a meal, they could be served as the main course.
Whether you are looking for a quick grab-and-go or an upscale comfort meal, the city offers many options for that perfect bowl. Here are some of the best spots for soup in Toronto.
340 Yonge St
Salad King
Salad King offers 3 Thai-style noodle soups. They also offer 20% off for students between 2-5pm, making this the perfect lunch.
592 Sherbourne St
Maison Selby
Best known for its mouthwatering French Onion Soup, Maison Selby knows upscale french comfort food like no other. This winter, they are also offering this Winter Squash Soup with toasted pumpkin seeds, herb ricotta, crispy chickpeas and tarragon oil.
446 Summerhill Ave
Summerhill Market
Summerhill Market offers a range of premade, perfect for keeping on hand when you crave that comfort. We find they are best served with homemade grilled cheese.
57 Ossington Ave
Pho Tien Thanh
The city's most loved soup spot. Rich broth. Lots of noodles. Great prices. Enough said.
760 Yonge St
Mogouyan Hand Pulled Noodles
Find the perfect hand-pulled noodle soups at any of their 3 locations across the city. Mogouyan offers 5 varieties of noodle soup options like braised beef, beef with pickled mustard and tomato vegetable.
1190 Dundas St E
Gare de L'Est
The ultimate comfort soup might just be French Onion. Gare de L'Est offers a perfectly rich bowl at their traditional french restaurant.
506 Lawrence Ave W
United Bakers Dairy Restaurant
Having been in operation since 1912, this diner is popular for its breakfast and traditional lunch offerings but regulars know this place for their split pea soup, a recipe that has been passed down from the original owner right up until now -- a thick creamy soup made of split peas, carrots, dill, and egg noodles.
820 Yonge St unit C17
Esther Queen Of Soups
This small food court stall at Yonge and Bloor serves up fresh homemade soups that are completely dairy and gluten-free. The menu changes at times, but classics like the mulligatawny and split pea will never go away.
195 Roncesvalles Ave
Cafe Polonez
This Polish restaurant in Roncesvalles Village serves up classic dishes like pierogies and cabbage rolls, but don't sleep on their soups. They have a wide variety of homemade soups like their cold borscht, white borscht and goulash.
571 Vaughan Rd
Toronto Soup Co. at Soul Provisions
If you ever find yourself venturing out to Oakwood Village, there's this cool little spot that does popsicles in the summer and soups in the winter. Popular for their challah bread, they have weekly soup specials and serve classics like a Jewish-style chicken noodle soup, using real deal bone broth.
E002A
Soup Nutsy
Named off a play-on-words with a certain Seinfeld character, this small chain of soup shops located primarily on the PATH serves up various soups. Staples include favourites like the butternut squash, clam chowder, and the Jamaican crab bisque, consisting of chunks of crab meat.
322 Adelaide St W
Ravi Soups
The most popular small soup chain across Toronto, Ravi Soups, offers a wide variety of soups created by their late owner, Ravi Kanagarajah. A lunchtime favourite for many, they offer soups like their Ravi Stew, Apricot Lentil and the Chicken Hot Pot Broth.
There's nothing more comforting during the long winter season than a hot bowl of soup. While many will eat them alongside a meal, they could be served as the main course.
Whether you are looking for a quick grab-and-go or an upscale comfort meal, the city offers many options for that perfect bowl. Here are some of the best spots for soup in Toronto.
340 Yonge St
Salad King
Salad King offers 3 Thai-style noodle soups. They also offer 20% off for students between 2-5pm, making this the perfect lunch.
592 Sherbourne St
Maison Selby
Best known for its mouthwatering French Onion Soup, Maison Selby knows upscale french comfort food like no other. This winter, they are also offering this Winter Squash Soup with toasted pumpkin seeds, herb ricotta, crispy chickpeas and tarragon oil.
446 Summerhill Ave
Summerhill Market
Summerhill Market offers a range of premade, perfect for keeping on hand when you crave that comfort. We find they are best served with homemade grilled cheese.
57 Ossington Ave
Pho Tien Thanh
The city's most loved soup spot. Rich broth. Lots of noodles. Great prices. Enough said.
760 Yonge St
Mogouyan Hand Pulled Noodles
Find the perfect hand-pulled noodle soups at any of their 3 locations across the city. Mogouyan offers 5 varieties of noodle soup options like braised beef, beef with pickled mustard and tomato vegetable.
1190 Dundas St E
Gare de L'Est
The ultimate comfort soup might just be French Onion. Gare de L'Est offers a perfectly rich bowl at their traditional french restaurant.
506 Lawrence Ave W
United Bakers Dairy Restaurant
Having been in operation since 1912, this diner is popular for its breakfast and traditional lunch offerings but regulars know this place for their split pea soup, a recipe that has been passed down from the original owner right up until now -- a thick creamy soup made of split peas, carrots, dill, and egg noodles.
820 Yonge St unit C17
Esther Queen Of Soups
This small food court stall at Yonge and Bloor serves up fresh homemade soups that are completely dairy and gluten-free. The menu changes at times, but classics like the mulligatawny and split pea will never go away.
195 Roncesvalles Ave
Cafe Polonez
This Polish restaurant in Roncesvalles Village serves up classic dishes like pierogies and cabbage rolls, but don't sleep on their soups. They have a wide variety of homemade soups like their cold borscht, white borscht and goulash.
571 Vaughan Rd
Toronto Soup Co. at Soul Provisions
If you ever find yourself venturing out to Oakwood Village, there's this cool little spot that does popsicles in the summer and soups in the winter. Popular for their challah bread, they have weekly soup specials and serve classics like a Jewish-style chicken noodle soup, using real deal bone broth.
E002A
Soup Nutsy
Named off a play-on-words with a certain Seinfeld character, this small chain of soup shops located primarily on the PATH serves up various soups. Staples include favourites like the butternut squash, clam chowder, and the Jamaican crab bisque, consisting of chunks of crab meat.
322 Adelaide St W
Ravi Soups
The most popular small soup chain across Toronto, Ravi Soups, offers a wide variety of soups created by their late owner, Ravi Kanagarajah. A lunchtime favourite for many, they offer soups like their Ravi Stew, Apricot Lentil and the Chicken Hot Pot Broth.
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