Souper Jenny Brookhaven

I go here at least once or twice a week for their sandwiches. They are delicious every time. Never tried the frozen dinners but imagine they are just as good. Always fresh and super high quality and there are friendly people at the register.

I've never been before but seeing as I am missing a front tooth from oral surgery and am living off soup I couldn't be happier with the choice I made. The staff was fantastic the soup clearly didn't come out of a bag and I really enjoyed the vibes.

I had an amazing experience today! I am a little under the weather and was searching for soup. The second I entered I was immediately welcomed in, and Melissa showed so much care with me. Such a genuine person! Happy to have met her. This felt like old-school customer service that doesn't seem to exist ANYWHERE. I am a customer for life!

Souper Jenny's menu changes every day! Check their website for the daily menu. This location is attached to Nuts 'n Berries. Small free parking lot that they share with Nuts ‘n Berries. Everyone working is very friendly! The best bang for your buck is to get the Lunch Combo, which is $18. You pick any 2 $9 menu items and you get a cookie, a drink, and a piece of fruit. So with the lunch combo, you’re getting a free cookie, drink, and piece of fruit. While it's the best bang for your buck, your buck doesn't go that far here. The portions are very small. Still, I enjoy most of the food I've tried. I've had the chicken salad sandwich, the turkey chili, and Big Greenie salad. The cookies are delicious. The cornbread really is as good as the reviews say, and is well worth the $3. I'll keep coming back, I just wish there was more of a deal with the Lunch Combo and that the portions were bigger.

This place is absolutely amazing! My company was looking for a local, woman-owned restaurant to support during International Women’s Month, and we stumbled upon Souper Jenny. The staff were incredibly nice and efficient, and they made ordering for a group and absolute breeze! Not only that, but the food was so fresh and delicious! We will definitely be back!

Small, tight restaurant along Peachtree nestled next a whole foods natural store, it was very crowded at lunch time. It was popular and the line, 10 deep or so when we got there, moved quickly. The salads, soups and sandwiches are a selection of three or four of each one, allowing for quick turn. The food was very fresh and delicious. Not absolutely amazing, but it was better than 90% of the lunch places out there. Cookies, fruit, drinks came with the combo meals for $14.

My husband and I decided to stop by here to take our son for lunch when he was in a summer program in the area. I have been wanting to stop by here for quite a while so it was very exciting to come here and see the variety of sandwiches and soups. They were even kind enough to allow us to try soups being that it was our first time there. The soups were good but the sandwiches were delicious. I was also very excited about being able to have the farm to table food. Definitely high-quality ingredients being used. Also recommend this spot if you are trying to create clean eating habits. Prepare for a line but it moves quickly.

Pretty delicious soup, sandwiches and salads!! I have tried the chicken Tuscan soup and the tumeric, sweet potato soup. I also have had the veggie/artichoke salad wrap and couscous salad. I love that it comes with a drink, cookie and piece of fruit. Everything was delicious and great flavor without being salty or fat. I love all the vegetarian options!!

The GOAT lunch spots, Souper Jenny is always a sure thing. I've been going here for almost a decade when the business had just one location in Buckhead. Pick from 3-4 soups made daily, 3 sandwiches & 3 salads. My husband and I always opt for the the SOUPER JENNY Lunch Combo: for $18 you pick any two $9 Menu Items (any Bowl of Soup, Bowl of Salad or Sandwich) and get a FREE: Cookie Drink & Piece of Fruit I appreciate how the business keeps up with the latest diet trends, offering a range of GF, vegan, paleo, keto, etc options. Be sure to check their menu(s) as they change daily. And get there early - it's a very popular place... the line moves quick but there is a chance they run out of an item!

Do not know where to go for lunch? Can't decide? Well here is your spot and you will never regret it! The staff is always welcoming and happy to see you. The food it's just amazing with lots of options You can choose soup or salad, sandwich and salad or sandwich and a soup, etc. you get the point. 2 options out of the 3. I LOVE their turkey chili! It is so good that I can eat an entire quart by myself. Don't judge ‍! They always have different option s for salads, soups and sandwiches including a PB&J for the kids. The restaurant has a lot of light but not very big. They have tables in their patio and about 4 tables inside. They are small but mighty! I go there all the time if you decide to venture out and try a new restaurant. Try this inexpensive, you will be happy that you did.

This is a nice option for a light but satisfying lunch. They have a rotating menu that consists of soups, sandwiches and salads. All are offered a la carte or in a lunch combo which is $18, for your choice of two menu items. I ordered the tomato soup and the Turkey cheddar avocado sandwich. The tomato soup was chunky and tasty. I was worried about it being too acidic but it wasn't. The Turkey sandwich was decent nothing noteworthy, but I wasn't disappointed. You get a full sized sandwich which was nice. I thought it might be too much food but I ended up eating both the soup and sandwich and didn't feel stuffed afterwards. The combo also comes with a drink and your choice of cookie. Ordering was pretty quick, as everything is already prepared. There was a small line but moved quickly. There's also a small amount of seating inside the restaurant and some outdoor seating as well. Then soup shop is located inside/behind a health food store. You can enter through the store or through the patio. Parking is available in an adjacent lot but was a little tight, and quite a bit of traffic coming in and out. Overall Souper Jenny was a nice fresh option, when you're in the mood for something wholesome and homemade tasting.

Souper Jenny's menu changes every day! Check their website for the daily menu. This location is attached to Nuts 'n Berries. Small free parking lot that they share with Nuts 'n Berries. Everyone working is very friendly! The best bang for your buck is to get the Lunch Combo, which is $18. You pick any 2 $9 menu items and you get a cookie, a drink, and a piece of fruit. So with the lunch combo, you're getting a free cookie, drink, and piece of fruit. While it's the best bang for your buck, your buck doesn't go that far here. The portions are very small. Still, I enjoy most of the food I've tried. I've had the chicken salad sandwich, the turkey chili, and Big Greenie salad. The cookies are delicious. The cornbread really is as good as the reviews say, and is well worth the $3. I'll keep coming back, I just wish there was more of a deal with the Lunch Combo and that the portions were bigger.

That turkey chilly ! Is amazing so good ! My first time and I will be back not to mention that staff is so friendly ! I loved it !

This tiny cafe is a must-visit for fans of excellent soup, sandwiches and salads. The staff is always delightful, welcoming and friendly. They work the line down quickly but there can sometimes be a dozen people queuing - this place is small, but it's not a secret! Their "combo" offer lets you pay for 2 x $9 items, and get a free cookie, drink and piece of fruit. They often also have quarts of soup in the freezer, and occasionally meals ready to heat at home. The menu changes daily but always features "My Dad's Turkey Chili" and a PB&J sandwich. The menu is differs to the offering at the other Atlanta locations, so make sure you check the right one online before you drive to the location. They offer to-go or dine in, and have a small patio and seating inside for about 15 people. It's a fun spot for a quick lunch, great service and delicious fresh food!

Best Soup in the city ! Hands Down . Usually four soups to choose from . Always Spot On . I quit making soup a decade ago because no one comes close . Not even your mom.. Jenny's has indoor and outdoor seating with a cool vibe in a quiet side street location .Staff is super great too .

I stopped in for the first time at the Brookhaven location and the server and the cashier were less than kind and very unprofessional. I was asking about the soup base and how it was made. I do not tolerate coconut or coconut milk ingredients. She did not provide me with an answer. I asked if it was chicken or beef based. She said the chef comes in and makes the soup. It appeared at one time she apologized to the cashier that she had to put up with me. I purchased in store soups and bought a container to take home. The soup was good, however, because of the rude service and unprofessional servers, I will not return to this location. Be aware of the quality of staff you may encounter at the Jenny Souper Brookhaven location.

we were looking for a healthier lunch so decided to go to Souper Jenny for their lunch special. in this, you can pick any two $9 items and you will get those plus bread, a fruit, a cookie and a drink for $18+tax. there are a variety of salads, sandwiches and soups which change daily and we got the turkey chili as well as the honey harissa roasted veggies. the chili was good with a variety of beans and flavors. the roasted veggies were good but there was little to no harissa flavoring. the portion size was good and the addition of the fruit drink and cookie were nice. overall a good and plentiful lunch

The food is very delicious and flavor full. Their menu changes I believe everyday so there are fresh selection of soups, sandwiches, and salads. The service is amazing too. Everyone is very sweet and is open to answering any questions you may have about the menu. The ambiance is very cutesy.

So everything here is what I'd call "high end decent"...it's healthy, sustainable, reasonably priced, and tastes pretty good. Nothing stand out, though the chocolate chip cookie is close. Nothing bad, though the mango in the salad wasn't ripe. Definitely a hippy vibe. The demographic seems to be old women. Enjoyed the soundtrack. Enjoyed the food, just not a lot. Would be a 3.5 star probably, but they seem sincere and unpackaged, so rounding up.

Food is fresh and very good, will be back! The ladies were friendly and welcoming. Wish they had more to offer when it comes to drinks, not many choices.

Decided soup sounded good since today was cold, we haven't been here in a long time. We both got the Lunch special half soup/ half sandwich. I had the spinach lentil soup and a smashed chickpea wrap. It came with a piece of bread, cookie and drink. Everything sounded so good. The soup was very bland. Any spice would have helped or maybe some miso. I have made better soup and I am not a great cook. The smashed chickpea wrap was not great. The cookie was the only thing outstanding here. They really need to step up their game here. For the prices they charged for soup, it should be the best soup in Atlanta, but instead the most boring in Atlanta. My partner said the same about his Thai Chicken soup. Our lunch cost over 34 dollars for half soup and half sandwich, which would have been fine if it was good. Maybe they are having a really bad day.

Went here after a massage on my day off. Perfect chill atmosphere on patio on a spring day. Cauliflower soup and kale salad were excellent. Great service as well.

This is some of the most mediocre soup I've ever had. Either all these reviews are from people who have never eaten a good soup before or y'all are crazy. Bland, tasteless, and way overpriced

I stopped in to Souper Jennys after shopping at Nuts and Berries to try one of their soups. After I selected a soup when I swiped my credit card it read error and after swiping a couple more times the white large red headed female cashier barked out loud in a brute tone "Mamm you need to use another form of payment"! I said "I have money in my account at all times can you please you check your credit card machine"! She just stared at me. A young white customer behind me in line stated she would gladly pay for my soup. I thanked her. However, I returned to Nuts& Berries and purchased another item to see if my card had become damaged. I mentioned to the cashier what had happened and she laughed and commented that the credit card machine at Souper Jennys was known to have swiping issues. I realized then that my credit card numbers could had been typed in manually. Well, I will never return here.

This was my first time here (Brookhaven) and the staff was very friendly and the space very cozy. I look forward to coming back and trying some other food. I recommend the turkey chili and the crab cake sandwich. Also they have lots of Gluten Free options.

I have been a SJ fan for years... always excellent... BUT TODAY WAS BEYOND AMAZING!!! The Butternut-Pumpkin soup and BBQ Chicken wrap was so delicious!!! Please make these options more!!!

I indeed love this place the staff is so friendly and patient . The food is always fresh ! They change there menu daily but I love my dads favorite chili it's the best !!! It's the only soup that stays on the menu !

The food is absolutely amazing here, but the best part of souper Jenny Brookhaven location is the staff! They are always kind, thoughtful, and very sweet.

Great option for a healthy lunch. I always stop by here after shopping at Nuts n Berries. The food is consistently tasty and they have really unique recipes. I love their soups. I always feel good when I eat here because I know its healthy.

Souper Jenny has a place close to my heart, and their Brookhaven location is my favorite. I am impressed by their commitment to supporting local farmers and businesses. Their menu changes daily with a few select items readily available. I've eaten countless soups, salads, and sandwiches from here but I felt inspired to write this because I had the most incredible sandwich today. It was a Fresh Apple & Creamy Brie sandwich with local cherry jam and arugula on a Cranberry-Walnut baguette. Sweet and savory, soft melty brie against crispy nutty bread, this was honestly one of the most perfect and well-balanced meals I've ever eaten. Without fail, on rainy days I always order Dad's Turkey Chili. Luckily, it's available every day. It's perfectly spiced and very nourishing: large chunks of ground turkey and a variety of beans keep hunger at bay for many hours after. It's comforting and hearty and what more can you ask for in a soup? I constantly draw inspiration from their menus which feature exciting vegetables and flavor combinations I wouldn't have thought to try before. I highly recommend grabbing their house vinaigrette dressing available in bulk for $10 to jazz up any salad. I even purchased the Souper Jenny Salad cookbook and am working through recipes, and all are FANTASTIC. I love this place, and I know you will too -- thank you Souper Jenny for being the best of the best in Atlanta!

What an awesome spot! I try to reserve 5 stars for restaurants that do their type of food the best and Souper Jenny does incredible soups. We've tried the Vietnamese Curry Stew and the Italian Veggie soup, both were excellent with super fresh ingredients. And, as a bonus, they offer several vegan, gluten free, and Whole30 options. The next time you're craving soup check them out, you won't find a friendlier staff or better soups in the ATL.

How anyone could eat here and not fall in love with food is beyond me. It's been a week and I'm still thinking about dad's turkey chili, and maybe relocating to Brookhaven so I can eat here every day.

I enjoyed coming here on my last visit to Atlanta. Ordered a combo for $15 that included a large serving of Taco soup, chicken salad, cookie and a drink. There are several choices each day for soups, salads and sandwiches. Everything is made fresh and you definitely won't leave hungry. There is a display case in the front showing the different menu options. I don't think you can go wrong with any of them - they all look so good. I definitely recommend everything that I ordered. So good and a nice comfortable atmosphere.

It's not cheap but it's good and there are healthy options in this place. This is refreshing considering most of the other options around here. My dad and I both ordered the half soup half salad combos and were not disappointed. The lunch combo (about $15) comes with a piece of bread (yummy pretzel roll in our case) and a delicious cookie. The artichoke spinach soup was good, very creamy, and not all that healthy tasting. It was less good the more I had of it though but it still seemed better than the cold cucumber soup of the day that I sampled. The salad of the day wasn't all that unique but it was fresh and crunchy and I enjoyed it. The space inside is intimate and you may end up sharing space with strangers. I for one enjoyed this but maybe others might not. I like that they are environmentally conscious and that the menu changes every day and the quality here (and at other locations) seems to be consistent given the changing menus.

Super Jenny in Brookhaven, how I love you so. Your cozy little storefront tucked away next to Nuts 'n Berries is usually flooded with warm bodies aching for some healthy and delicious noms from you. And who could blame them? You give us a fast, healthy option and do so with so much warmth. On this particular visit, a rainy Friday just before noon, your friendly staff welcomed me in and asked if I needed to taste anything before committing. Now, that's what I'm talking about. It's so hard to decide what to order because everything sounds amazing! But the menu keeps it short and sweet as they rotate offerings daily. You can check it online before you go: https://www.souperjennyatl.com/brookhaven Today's offerings included (but not limited to) the ever-popular Dad's turkey chili, a delicious sounding coconut-corn-sweet potato soup, and a tempting Chinese chicken snappy slaw with broccoli, kale, sugar snap peas, red and yellow peppers, mandarin oranges, toasted almonds, candied Ginger, fresh spinach and tossed in a ginger-peanut dressing. Today I indulged and ordered the bacon & pimento cheese sandwich along with the heaping mound of kale and brussels salad. So much yum! For just under $16 I had half of a savory sandwich, a generous mound of kale & brussel salad, a piece of fruit, a monster cookie and a fresh tea! The kale and brussels salad was super delicious with the crunchiness of the toasted almonds, sprinkles of parmesan and tossed in a tart lemon-dijon dressing.

I like the play on words here, Souper Jenny. For my Port Jeff followers this is Atlantas version of Tiger Lily's... Healthy wraps, sandwiches, soups, cookies, cakes... Did I say soup? It's a nice little place with some outdoor seating that has a wonderful selection of "soups". I ordered the apple, Brie, jam, greens wrap and a Greek salad, $14.99. A little steep in my opinion for a quick lunch. But it was tasty and different. I may return in the cooler months to try their soups. But today was 97 degrees out, so there was "no soup for me" (do you see that Seinfeld reference?) Souper Jenny's is adjacent to a nice health/vitamin/nutrition place. Didn't get to wonder in there but it looked interesting.

Amazing food and customer service! The ladies were SOUPER helpful, being my first time. They were patient with me deciding and made me feel so special and welcome amidst the mid-day lunch rich chaos. They gave me a free cookie and adjusted my bill when observing me grabbing water instead of tea. I ordered a sandwich and had to stop eating to capture a photo before devouring the rest of it. YUMMY! I am beyond impressed and will absolutely be coming back for many more lunch hours! It's SOUPER good l!

Great food and super kind people!!! The soups are delicious. Every time we're here, the staff is very thoughtful, helpful, and patient with my Mom. Really appreciate this great spot!

I think this is such a fun and unique place to Atlanta. I typically go to the Brookhaven location and it is usually crowded. The only downside is the hours, I work during the weekday and they close before I get off and so only day I am able to go are Saturdays. But when I have week days off I always come here! I love how the menu changes everyday and I always try things I never thought would work. I love the meal combo, it is a little pricy but I always make 2 meals out of it. You get to pick 2 items (sandwich, salad, soup) and it comes with fruit and a cookie (which is amazing) and bread (pretzel roll is amazing) and a drink. This picture was sweet potato corn soup and Brussels sprouts salad with pomegranate. I need to go ahead and get there pints of soup and their cookbook I am thinking of ordering from here for my upcoming wedding for the bridal suite, could be a good pre-wedding meal and also fun and something new for out of towners!

If you're looking for a quick, healthy, and delicious lunch in Brookhaven, look no further than Souper Jenny. Souper Jenny serves fresh and yummy soups, salads, and sandwiches made in-house daily. At the time of writing this review, the Brookhaven location is open Monday-Saturday, 11am-4pm, with the last hour takeout only. They're closed on Sunday. Souper Jenny Brookhaven occupies the back side of the Nuts 'n Berries Natural Food Store & Cafe building. It sort of looks like a house. Somewhat limited free parking is available in the Nuts 'n Berries lot, an adjacent lot next door (designated for Souper Jenny), and on the street (Kendrick Rd NE). If traveling north on Peachtree Rd NE, the building will be on your left, just before the stoplight in front of Town Brookhaven, the big mixed-use development with Publix and Costco. This is a cozy little cafe with not a whole lot of seating inside. During peak periods, a table can be hard to come by. Outside, they've got a small covered patio with a handful of tables. You stand in line and pay upfront for your order which is assembled on the spot. The menu is straightforward and changes daily. You can visit Souper Jenny's website (www.souperjennyatl.com/brookhaven) to see the current menu. During our visit, soups included turkey chili, Mexican brisket & beer, Thai vegetable curry, and tomato, roasted garlic, and spinach. Salads included the "Big Green" (arugula, red and yellow peppers, Mandarin oranges, local feta, cashews, and house dressing), roasted winter vegetables, kale, apple & quinoa, and chicken Caesar. Sandwiches included roast turkey & Swiss, grilled cheese, and classic PB&J (peanut butter & jelly). Soups were $4 per cup, $7 per bowl, and $12 per quart, salads were $4 for a half serving and $7 for a full serving, and sandwiches were $7 each (except for the PB&J which was $6). They also have refrigerated entrees and quarts of food to-go. These cost anywhere from $9-15 each and each can consist of multiple servings. Finally, they have a $14 lunch special that includes any two $7 items (soup, salad, sandwich) plus a roll, one piece of fresh fruit (typically, this is an apple), a cookie (baked in-house), and a drink (water, tea). These prices don't include tax and tip. Souper Jenny uses local ingredients. For example, their simple PB&J is made with peanut butter from Georgia Grinders (Chamblee), jam from Fairywood Thicket Farm (Fairburn), and multigrain bread from Alon's (Atlanta). We ordered a couple of their lunch specials and went with their chicken Caesar salad, roasted winter vegetables, Mexican brisket & beer soup, and roast turkey & Swiss sandwich. There were at least two trays of individually bagged cookies to choose from. I chose one double chocolate chunk cookie and one peanut butter cookie. The fresh fruit consisted of green apples. For our drinks, we grabbed tea from the self-serve dispenser and sweetened them with agave nectar. Yum. Everything tasted great and the portion sizes were quite filling. We left happy and satisfied. The chicken Caesar salad came with nice, crisp leaves of romaine lettuce, big, crunchy croutons, grated Parmesan, and tender chunks of chicken. It was terrific. The roasted winter vegetables consisted of turnips, carrots, parsley, broccoli, and beets. It was outstanding, addictive, and refreshing (and these are veggies we're talking about here) -- this was my favorite of the items we tried. The Mexican brisket and beer soup was surprisingly spectacular. We were expecting it to be good, but not great. The soup was hearty and comforting, full of flavor, with very appetizing and savory taste and texture. The roast turkey & Swiss sandwich was good. It was prepared with pear jam and arugula on a soft cheddar jalapeno bun. The sandwich came with plenty of turkey and just about every bite was gratifying. The apples were fresh and ripe and the cookies were phenomenal. I highly recommend the cookies, especially the peanut butter cookie. It's one of the best I've had. The quality of the service matched the quality of the food - it was great. The staff was friendly. Shout-out to Melissa W. Just a couple reasons I'm giving Souper Jenny Brookhaven four stars instead of five: (1) The dining room and line routing could be better. I'm imagining a Souper Jenny with more space for additional seating capacity which would make the dining environment less crowded and more comfortable. Currently, it can feel crammed in here. (2) After tax and tip, the $14 lunch is more like $17+, which isn't an affordable everyday lunch for most people. Unfortunately, fresh, quality, healthy food is expensive. This Souper Jenny originally started as a pop-up restaurant in November 2014 before becoming the chain's fourth permanent fixture in metro Atlanta.

NOTE: This is more like a 3.5 star review but I'm rounding up. I came to Souper Jenny's on a Saturday a little before 1 and they were busy but not packed. The server was patient with me as I meandered my way through their menu options. It was my first time and I was trying to decide what to order. I didn't know they let you sample items so I was pleasantly surprised when the server offered me one. I ended up picking their turkey BLT with havarti cheese on jalapeno cheddar bread. Double edged sword: The menu changes daily. If you don't like their menu don't write them off because chances are at some point they'll have something that interests you. The flip side is you could end up really liking something today that won't be on their menu tomorrow. Basically, don't fall in love with anything except the turkey chili and the PB&J sandwich unless you want to be in your feelings. They also have a small grab and go section with pre-packaged items. The space is "cozy" (read small). It's right next to Nuts n Berries, a health food shop. Parking is limited and the spots are tight. There's fast turnover though since most folks get their orders to go so if you have a little patience you'll likely get a spot: Prices are to be expected at an establishment like this. That's not to say they're cheap. My sandwich by itself was a little over $7 which I found pricy for what it was. The sandwich was good and I'm glad I tried it but I'm not devastated that it won't be on their menu tomorrow. Overall, if you're looking for healthier options in the area and don't want to go to a chain I'd recommend checking them out.

Pros: -friendly staff who let you sample the soup, -menu changes everyday, -good chicken pozole soup and pretzel bread, -mom and pop feel. Cons: They have some products sitting out in the open and uncovered like the ice for the drinks. Seems unsanitary. Also, their sandwiches are pre made and wrapped sitting out in their display area next to the cash register, NOT REFRIGERATED. Same with the salads - pre made, not covered and not refrigerated. Seems a health code violation? Especially if fish or seafood. I purchased the lunch combo for $15 ($16.20 with tax), and the salmon on my grilled salmon BLT still had fish scales on the bottom. Gross. The top of the salmon had black char marks that made the sandwich bitter and mostly inedible. See photos. Also, It's $8 for about 16oz of soup, and $13 for a quart. The soups are good, but you may go broke eating here often. The lunch combo includes pick 2 entrees, piece of fruit, cookie, piece of bread, and a drink (water or tea). If you don't eat that much, you could turn this into two meals I suppose or share with another person at lunch. Also, someone below mentioned that food is half off after a certain time - that was not the case when I went in.

Wow, such a gem. The moment you walk in the door you feel the positive energy just radiating! Melissa was ready to welcome us and had the best customer service ever. I had the chicken artichoke tortellini soup which was TO DIE FOR along with the Greek salad and fruit salad. The fruit was so sweet, I didn't think it was real! The multigrain rolls are perfect addition to the soup. I can't believe I've been missing out on this amazing place. Let's support our local businesses! I will most definitely be back. Thank you Souper Jenny!!!

Friendly faces and healthy, yummy food! I always leave with a smile and a full belly haha. My only recommendation to them is to bring back the butternut squash with chicken sausage soup.

Not as "super" as the East Andrews location but being that this location is closer to me, it is now my new Jenny's spot. Parking and seating is a bit limited but the food is definitely worth it when you're in the mood for fantastic soups and sandwiches. Menu changes very frequently but still keep their most famous items such as turkey chilli. Drop by to grab a quick bite and get a taste of what a fresh hearty soup tastes like, especially when you're sick and in need of remedy. For sandwiches, I just love it when they put it on pretzel bread! I'm not a huge soup and sandwich person but Jenny's converted me! Oh, and make sure you have cash because Jenny's only takes cash!

My husband and I decided to stop by here to take our son for lunch when he was in a summer program in the area. I have been wanting to stop by here for quite a while so it was very exciting to come here and see the variety of sandwiches and soups. They were even kind enough to allow us to try soups being that it was our first time there. The soups were good but the sandwiches were delicious. I was also very excited about being able to have the farm to table food. Definitely high-quality ingredients being used. Also recommend this spot if you are trying to create clean eating habits. Prepare for a line but it moves quickly.

My friend is a regular at Souper Jenny and insisted I try it! The parking was tight but I was able to find a spot. The restaurant itself has a very casual "small town" feel and I thought it was great that the people working seemed to know all of the customers by name. Additionally, they were very nice and patient with helping me decide what to order and gave me samples to try. I ended up going with the Cauliflower Pakora and it was delicious. I appreciated that for each of the menu items, they let you know 'vegan,' 'gluten free,' 'whole 30,' etc. I would say that they have something tasty for every diet plan. I will definitely be returning, and may just become a regular.. we'll see

I love the Brookhaven location of Souper Jenny - it's tiny and cozy and homey. The folks behind the counter are really pleasant, offering samples of anything you may be eyeing especially hard. I'm a big fan of the Decatur location but during occasional lunchtime runs to the nearby Costco, I make it a point to stop here for lunch. It may be pricier than the $1.50 Costco hot dog & soda but the food is much tastier and of higher quality. As with all locations, the menu changes daily. The last time I was here, I had a chicken club panzanella salad that I still think of sometimes. If you're in the neighborhood, please do yourself a favor and stop in!

I absolutely love this fantastic little lunch place. The menu is ever-changing, filled with natural goodness, and, most importantly, tasty. Pay $15 for a pick two combo (2-3 soups, 2 sandwich choices, several salads) that also comes with a piece of fruit, a cookie, and bread if you have soup. It can get a little crazy around lunchtime. I will often just grab something to go. Pro tip: enter through the Nuts N Berries store that is connected to Souper Jenny's to avoid borderline crawling over diners to get in line. I will also say that the folks that work here are so, so friendly.

Went here on a Saturday afternoon for a late lunch. The place was quiet. Parking can be tricky during busy hours and turning left onto PIB might be tricky with busy traffic. Staff greeted us and was very friendly. Options were limited since we came late in day. I had cup of tomato bisque and half order of noodles. Both were very good and priced around $9. My sister had cup of lemongrass chicken soup and half order of salad. She said you couldn't taste lemongrass in soup but lots of chicken. Salad had too much carrots and not enough bacon. Order at front and sit down. Eat and clean up after yourself. The inside is a bit small and does offer patio seating. Will definitely return.

I recently have started a plant based diet so this place was suggested by a business colleague for our lunch. I got the you pick 2 lunch special which was plenty of food for a pretty good price considering it's fresh/healthy food. Apparently, they change the menu often so the ingredients are super fresh. I ordered the Portobello Mushroom Burger and It was amazing - keep in mind I'm looking for substitutes for burgers I ate before I went plant based. I had an awesome veggie salad with cauliflower in it & a fresh orange. The service there was great & it was really clean too. I will definitely come back. Good lunch time vibe.

TLDR: Food isn't bad (definitely fresh) but be prepared to pay a lot for it. Not a bad lunch time spot if you want something a little healthier/nutritious. The Long Version: I had come here once before but wasn't impressed. I actually parked and intended to go to the Kale Me Crazy that just opened up across the street from this but the line was out the door so I decided I'll give this place another shot. They change their menu everyday so it doesn't matter too much what I got since it probably won't be there when you go. The food is extremely fresh and it is prepared the morning of but ingredients are prepped the night/day before. Nothing is older than two days. When you get inside you can tell this is a very different sort of place and very 'green' or eco-friendly or at least pretending to be. They usually have a soup option, two sandwich options, and a few salad options. They offer a lunch time combo which is your choice of two (soup, salad, or sandwich), a piece of fruit, a cookie, and a drink (they've only had la croix the two times I've been). All of that sounds like a lot but the price is $15. Not cheap. The day I went they had a chicken salad sandwich on ciabatta and a sweet potato & roasted brussel sprout salad. The sandwich wasn't bad but nothing to get excited about either. The salad actually was pretty good and well made. The cookie option I think stays the same - oatmeal raisin (yuck). Overall it was a better experience than my first time here but I don't think I'll be back. It's just too much for what you get and the lack of consistent menu items is annoying. It works out great if they made something good that day but that will not always be the case. I'd much rather have gone to Kale Me Crazy across the street (hopefully traffic dies down there soon).

This was the best lunch I've had in a long time. The chicken artichoke tortellini was to die for. Everything is seasoned perfectly. The portions are great. And they have an awesome lunch combo where you can get a sandwich, drink and cookie as well. On top of having some amazing food we had even better service. Melissa made us feel right at home. She greeted us with a smile and explained the entire menu to us. Then she let us try some samples of what they had. I'm so impressed. Amazing environment, great food and excellent service. I'll definitely be coming back often.

Soups are outstanding that goes without saying. Think this place is a little overrated given the long lines and you always feel rushed when you're ordering. Parking is horrible. If the experience at the Brookhaven location work so rushed and feel so crowded we are definitely go there more often.

I hate to be the party pooper, but I thought Souper Jenny Brookhaven was just about as good as the soup at a Whole Foods. But less convenient. Here's the scoop on the soup: For years I have been hearing from ATL relatives how souper Jenny's is. Raving. Shortly after I moved to ATL the SJ opened up in Brookhaven. It replaced a boring restaurant in the back of a very earnest organic/macrobiotic/vegetarian market. Thank goodness. I had tried once before to take Nonna to SJ in Buckhead but the line was out the door and curved through the parking lot. Really? So I took Nonna to Brookhaven SJ for a Saturday lunch. Taking a nonagenarian shaped my experience. 1. Access to the building for a lady in a walker was not easy. There's no ramp into the building. 2. Once inside the store, I parked Nonna at a table (after I cleaned it myself) and waited in a very long line. A very long line. 3. The servers were souper friendly and helpful. Two kinds of soup, two kinds of pre-made sandwiches, salad, drinks from a cooler or a water cooler. Desserts wrapped up and waiting in the cooler. Nonna had a bowl of soup. I had a cup of soup and and a sandwich. The soup was fine. The sandwich was fine. But neither was worth the long wait in line with Jenny's souper-fans. For all of you Canadians out there who love to write that a restaurant DID NOT DISAPPOINT -- my favorite compliment which is really not a compliment -- my experience was that Jenny's DID DISAPPOINT. It did not live up to the hype. And I guess it couldn't have. It was just about as good as soup from the buffet at Whole Foods, but a whole lot more expensive and with an inconveniently long line of adulators. The Whole Foods buffet is the standard I use for calibrating star power. If a restaurant is a every bit as good as Whole Foods, you get three stars. And that, dear Yelpers, is Souper Jenny. A final note: as we were leaving I moved some empty chairs at the table between us and the walkway so Nonna could get by in with her walker. A woman at the table -- you know who you are -- reacted with the ferocity of momma bear protecting her cub. I had touched chairs she was guarding for people in line. Jeez, lady, relax. I was just helping a very senior citizen scoot by. Try to be just the slightest bit convivial.

This is place is so good! It's healthy, whole and real food- rare qualities in 2019! Everyone is so kind and caring that works here.

Souper Jenny is quite popular lunch spot in Buckhead, especially for the locals and others who work in that neighborhood. After hearing one of my friend raving about it for a while, I tried the food and came back impressed with how healthy & tasty their soup, salad and sandwiches are. But I live in Brookhaven, I don't always feel up to driving to get my lunch(also, the mere though of having to drive past phipps and Lenox intersection tires me out - those who has driven on peachtree towards Buckhead would know what I am talking about. So naturally, I am happy that they have opened a pop-up shop in the 'Nuts N Berries' building. But at the same time, bit sad that this had to happen at the cost of closing brookhaven bistro - I loved their salmon quesadilla. However, if any joint that can fill the gap left by Brookhaven bistro, it would be Souper Jenny, with similar focus on healthy food and local ingredients. One thing to keep in mind is that this is just a pop-up shop, more like trial run to see how much business potential is in this neighborhood. So they have done some temporary renovations. And when I talked to the staff, they mentioned that the decision will be made about opening a permanent store here would be made in a month or so. They have been open here already for about a month now. For now, they have limited salads, sandwiches and soups for lunch. They also have some pre-packed salads, pimento cheese, some teas and variety of cakes. When I went their for lunch, it was packed! I had to park on the side of the street and as more and more people came, some even parked at the closed-shell gas station next door. So it's good to see that they have some foot traffic. On that day, I wasn't hungry much, so I just got myself a bowl of mushroom-barley soup($7), which is delicious and very filling. I didn't feel hungry for a long time after that! But I have also tried their 'Turkey chili' and Cajun chicken soup from other locations. And by the way, I don't care too much for their sandwiches, which usually borders between bland and boring. But that's just me. But their cookies are sinfully good! Overall, I think 'Souper Jenny' is a nice addition to our neighborhood!