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Top 3 Soups food in Saint Cloud, Minnesota, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Soups food in Saint Cloud, Minnesota, United States including Jules' Bistro, Dolsie's Lunch Box Grille, Ko-Z's Eats & Sweets
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1. Jules' Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 102 reviews
Known for our made-from-scratch flatbread pizzas, soups and chilis, Jules' Bistro offers cleverly delicious menu items, a warm atmosphere and incredible local art. - Locally-Grown Ingredients - Artisanal Breads - Homemade Sauces, Soups, Chilis, Pizzas and
Reviewed By Droid19
My friend and I stopped by Jule's Bistro after a long day of travel. I got the Mediterranean pizza with vegan cheese. That was probably the best vegan pizza I have had in a long time. My friend enjoyed the chicken avacado wrap as well. The restrooms were immaculate and staff were very friendly as well. This is definitely I place I will visit again!We are so very happy that we are able to offer quality options to guests with dietary restrictions and preferences. Thank you so much for sharing about your experience. We're grateful for your visit and hope to see you again soon! You might enjoy our local & live music series on Thursday nights, 7-9 pm. Our musicians are incredibly talented, so it's a fun evening!
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2. Dolsie's Lunch Box Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By Llandowski
Food was great. Had the steak sandwich. Very filling with just the sandwich. Friendly staff. Quick service. Was with a larger group so we got there at 11:30, accommodated us. Would recommend.
3. Ko-Z's Eats & Sweets
Reviewed By Alisa H
Traveling between Fargo, ND and Chicago is a long trip, and we found a perfect lunch stop on rt 23 (off 94) in St. Cloud, MN. It is hard to know where to get a decent meal in areas we don't frequent, but we lucked out this time. It is a few miles off the highway, but really not far and worth the extra minute or so it takes to get there. I would say it is a little like Panera, but fresher and probably locally owned, which makes it more fun. Our food was fresh and delicious, the tomato soup was the best I have had anywhere. We were tired after a long week of wrestling in Fargo, good stop for us.
