It doesn’t matter if you’re coming down with a cold or you’re looking to kick off your meal with something warm and delicious, these delightful Oklahoma restaurants have soups that will surely do the trick. Chicken noodle, tomato bisque, vegetable barley, and so much more. Here are the best soup places in the state.
This carry out and catering shop features a full list of freshly prepared foods for take-out. You’ll find all your favorites, tomato, beef chili, chicken noodle and vegetable barley, plus a few that might be intriguing. Spice up your dinner with Southwest potato with peppers or get something a little healthier, like lentil with fresh spinach.
The Artichoke on Grand serves up some of the best food in the area. The cooks make soup from scratch every day, just like you would in your kitchen. You’ll only find two different kinds each night, but both will taste wonderful. Take home an extra order to have for lunch the next day.
Tulsa World recommends the tomato bisque and grilled cheese on the Tavern’s lunch menu. It’s available as a starter on the dinner menu, but what’s tomato soup without cheese between two slices of toasted bread?
Tulsa World raves about the French onion soup at this longtime restaurant for comfort food in the Tulsa area. It’s one of their signature dishes that is made with caramelized onions, a rich, beefy broth, topped with provolone cheese and croutons. Come find out why French onion soup is such a classic dish.
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Red Rock Bakery & Deli is known for its pastries and breads, which accompany its soups quite nicely. Stop by for homemade soup for lunch that you can pair with a salad to warm up and get all your vegetables. The offerings change every day, but you know it’s going to be good.
The café in the Amish Cheese House offers a different type of soup each day. The Wisconsin cheese soup on Friday is a bowl of love. Tuesday’s baked potato soup is hearty and delicious. They make it in-house with fresh ingredients.
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Get the bowl of soup because it comes with a slice of homemade bread. The offering changes daily, but Wednesday’s chicken and rice will be just the ticket when you have a cold and need some comfort.
Come hungry to the Wild Fork, because the menu will certainly tempt you. The Sherry tomato soup and house bread is absolutely divine, but they usually have a second soup if tomato isn’t your thing. It’s also the “best little cocktail bar in town.” It’s a lovely restaurant with a unique atmosphere where you’ll find a delicious bowl of soup.
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