As cooler days settle in, there’s no better time to cozy up with a warm bowl of deliciousness. St. Pete boasts some seriously soul-warming soups, perfect for the season. Whether you’re craving creamy Lobster Bisque, fragrant Pho, or something with a spicy kick, the ‘Burg delivers. From elevated farm-to-table offerings to hidden neighborhood gems, these local spots serve up soups that will warm you from the inside out.
Alésia Restaurant
7204 Central Ave
Blending the best flavors from French, Vietnamese, and Chinese cuisines, Alésia is a family-centered kitchen known for its comforting soups. Favorites include the creamy Lobster Bisque, slow-cooked Pho, Duck Noodle Soup, and Asian-style Beef Stew. For a more traditional option, their Asian-inspired Chicken Noodle Soup—featuring tender chicken and glass vermicelli noodles—is sure to satisfy.
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Stone Soup Café & Pub
4122 16th St N
This St. Pete staple is known for its fresh, made-to-order sandwiches, homemade soups, and locally sourced sweets. Their rotating soup menu includes options like Creamy Parmesan with Italian Sausage, Vegetable Soup, and Jambalaya. Available by the cup, bowl, or quart, Stone Soup also offers a half-soup option paired with a sandwich or salad, making it perfect for a quick lunch.
Sol
2149 3rd Ave S
Sol is a farm-to-table favorite, serving locally sourced dishes that rotate with the seasons. Current soup offerings include an elevated French Onion Soup made with goat cheddar or vegan cheese, served with house-made millet crostini. Another standout is their vegan Creamy Sweet Potato Bisque, topped with nut-free vegan basil pesto. Keep an eye on their menu for seasonal updates.
Juno & The Peacock
400 Beach Dr NE
The newest addition to Beach Drive, Juno & The Peacock quickly became a go-to for fine dining. Their Maine Lobster Bisque, made with butter-poached lobster, tomato oil, and tarragon Chantilly cream, is a rich, New England-inspired starter that perfectly complements their coastal cuisine.
Patti’s Kitchen
6527 Park Blvd
Located in Pinellas Park, Patti’s Kitchen serves authentic Thai street food at reasonable prices. Their most popular soup is Tew-Nam-Tok, made with marinated pork, pork balls, and spinach in a rich pork broth. Packed with flavor and customizable with noodles, spice levels, and optional add-ons, this hearty dish is a local favorite.
The Glass Noodle
681 Central Ave
The Glass Noodle prides itself on being the best pan-Asian noodle bar around offering pan-Asian favorites, including Vietnamese, Laotian, Japanese, Thai, and Chinese soups. Popular picks include Pho, Ramen, Dumpling Soup, Hot Pot Soup, and Duck Noodle Soup. With soups made fresh daily, The Glass Noodle is a must-try for those looking to expand their palate with homestyle Asian comfort food.
The Nosh Pit
4040 Park St N
For a taste of New York in St. Pete, The Nosh Pit delivers classic Jewish deli favorites like Pastrami Reubens and Latkes. But the real star is their Matzo Ball Soup, a chicken-based soup perfect for fighting off the sniffles or simply enjoying a cozy meal. Available by the cup, bowl, or quart, this comforting dish is a must-try.
Pho Kien Giang
8730 49th St N
A hidden gem in Pinellas Park, Pho Kien Giang has been serving authentic Vietnamese Pho since 2013. Affordable and delicious, their large soups—priced under $10—include options like eye round steak, chicken, flank, brisket, and more. They also offer Egg Noodle and Rice Noodle soups, along with a variety of other Vietnamese specialties.
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