The Best Soup in Toronto

The best soup in Toronto will warm you up during our cold winter months, but they're just as satisfying in the summertime too. Whether you're grabbing a small cup as a snack or a massive meal-sized bowl, you can slurp away with these comforting options.

Here is the best soup in Toronto.

8 - Esther Queen of Soups

It might be hard to find this subterranean soup spot in Yorkville, but when you do, you’ll be rewarded with hot, dairy-free soup and lots of vegan-friendly options for lunch.
7 - Dundas Park Kitchen

As its name suggests, this restaurant is located right across the street from Trinity Bellwoods Park. It offers fresh sandwiches and salads as well as a couple of soups daily.
6 - Saffron Spice Kitchen

This restaurant at Queen and Spadina serves up Sri Lankan specialties, such as kothu roti, as well as lots of soup, including mulligatawny, chicken lentil and butternut squash.
4 - Liberty Village Market and Cafe

This grocery store and cafe in Liberty Village is popular amongst those who work in this west side neighbourhood. It serves up lunch-friendly options that are easy to take back and enjoy at the office.
1 - RaviSoups (Adelaide)

This local mini chain now has locations all across the city, meaning it's even easier to grab big bowls of Ravi's chicken hot pot, lentil soup and corn chowder. Each order comes with a cheddar scone and red pepper jelly.
9 - Holy Oak Cafe

This cafe and bar in Bloordale pulls a mean pint and makes hearty homemade meals. Soup specials have included options like kale, sweet potato and chicken, but whatever bowl you order should satisfy your belly and your soul.
5 - One Love Vegetarian Cafe

With its bright green exterior, this café at Bathurst and Bloor in the Annex is extremely recognizable. It's also pretty famous for its vegan corn soup, which has been featured by the Food Network.
3 - Hibiscus Cafe

Vegetarians take note because this Kensington Market spot offers a meat-free menu with daily soup options offered in multiple sizes as well as with salads. If you want something heartier, grab a sweet or savoury crepe to go with your meal.
2 - Soup Nutsy

Yep, this place is based on that infamous Seinfeld episode. This Toronto brand always has plenty of options at its three locations in the PATH, meaning you don't even need to venture outside to grab a hot soup on a cold day.

by Amy Grief via blogTO