Got here about 15 minutes before opening and already had a line forming. Finally got myself a weekday off so I could head down here. Staff was friendly and chatting as they opened the shop up for the day. We had checked out the menu on their Facebook page while waiting in line. All of the soups we had were divine. My two kiddos and I shared 7 cups/bowls of the Yankee Pot Roast, Hunters Meatball, 3 Cheese Potato, Pozole Verde, Garlic Mushroom Potato, Lemon Pesto Tortellini and Homestyle Chicken. My son's favorite was the Yankee Pot Roast, daughters was the Lemon Pesto Tortellini and mine was the Hunters Meatball. We will definitely be back when I can get another weekday off! We got our soups then went to Outpost Sandwich around the corner. Grabbed some sandwiches to round out lunch and headed down to Ruston for a nice summer picnic. TLDR: If you like soup, just go, you will be glad you did

A Tacoma institution. A Washington monument. A national treasure. The kind of place your greediest impulse implores you to keep secret. Too good for this world. Soup for you. Come early, come often, bring paper money, and try the Caribbean Red Bean so long as you leave some for me. {Food} Infinite soup. Finite bread. {Service} As friendly as you are. {Ambiance} Free smells and a collection of vinyl dreams are made of.

Oh infinite soups You feed my stomach and my soul On rainy days or in the sun Your soups a plenty are always fun A staple in the neighborhood Your vegan options are always good With friends I gather at your doors To sample your delicious scores So often have your soups I ate I'll miss you when I graduate

I have been scoping this place out for years. It just happens to be in a part of town that I don't too often venture out to, but I was out on a drive and decided that I would stop by this place as it was opening soon. After looking at their Facebook page to see what was on the menu for the day, Isaw that they were supposed to be having some kind of "Soup Nazi" event (apparently a Seinfield thing that I am not familiar with)...but it got cancelled due to some drama. A line had started forming outside about 15 to 20 minutes before opening time. Everyone was nicely greeted as the business was preparing to open. The line moved pretty quickly. On this particular day they opened at 11 and were sold out of soup by 130 which is awesome, especially since the event had been canceled. I did notice the interior of the shop did need some cleaning. It looked like the floor and the front of the counter had not been cleaned very well, or for quite a while, but just hoping the kitchen is cleaner lol. I opted for 3 pints, which ran me $24, do keep in mind that this is a cash only establishment. They had about 16 soups on the menu. The menu is posted on Facebook daily and also annotates creamy, non-creamy, vegetarian, and vegan as well as gluten-free. Once I got home, of course I had to try all three soups. They all three had great flavor, but I do feel they were lacking in the meat department. I got the Mulligatawny soup which had good flavor-- nice and rich, but barely any chicken and I didn't pick up on any lentils or rice that some people might use in the soup. I also got the Sausage Jambalaya which was mild and didn't have much sausage and the Clam Chowder which, well... didn't have many clams. All in all, I think I would give it a 3.5 star rating but I would love to return in the future to try more soups and hopefully they'll have more meat lol.

My favorite place to stop by when I'm in Tacoma. This place remains unchanged. Exactly as I remember it for years and years. Same salty creamy goodness with the hunter's meatball. Fresh bread and of course cash only. Service is curt and quick and helpful if needed. Parking is easy and I always love stopping by here when I'm in town.

I love Infinite Soups and I'm so glad I found this place via Yelp. It's a small little take-and-go counter, cash only. The soup list is on the counter or on Facebook, when a soup sells out, it's gone until next time. Besides soup, they have some cool other stuff for sale, like records. Take as many crackers as you want, honor system. The staff is friendly, and more importantly, Infinite Soups is a good neighbor, meaning they participate in fundraisers for local causes and support other local businesses. But, most important of all, the soups are legit. I'm a soup lover and I've tried quite a few of their soup offering and they have all been delicious! My favorites so far have been the Chicken Pozole Verde and the Spicy Hungarian Sausage, I'm looking forward to trying the Korean Potato Stew. I'll warn you, if you order a spicy soup, it's going to be spicy, they're not playing around! And I like it that way!

Infinite soups is the best soup I have ever had. I have tried so many and each one has been delicious. I go for the creamier ones and they are the creamiest most flavorful soups. My family prefers more chunky and non creamy and the fun thing is we each get to choose. Their little baguettes go so well if you want to add a little roll or their cracker section is also always there too. They are cash or check only for a reminder! The staff are also so friendly and make this one of my favorite spots in Tacoma.

I'm surprised I haven't written a review for Infinite Soups before! This place is awesome! Varying soups each day, including vegan and vegetarian. Three people are in our house with two different dietary needs and individual preferences and we can always find something great. You can sample the soup before you purchase it, as well. Sizes come in a cup, bowl, pint, quart. Delicious!

Infinite Soups made Yelp Seattle's Top Local Places to Eat for 2023 and I can TOTALLY SEE WHY. This place has been near me my entire life and I never made a point to stop in until recently - and I'm so thankful it's only 15 minutes from home! Infinite Soups is giving "don't judge a book by its cover" because it is very unassuming. Hidden off on a random side street in Tacoma with room for only 2-3 people to stand inside and adorned with local event posters, merchandise, and tons of old records. To go hand in hand with it's no-frills appearance, please note that it is CASH ONLY, NO CARDS - this is coming from someone who failed to check that on Yelp and had to run down the street to grab cash... Whoops! The menu rotates daily and you can find the offerings on their Facebook, as well as taped to the window/counter. It's categorized into four soup types: creamy, non-creamy, vegetarian, and vegan. We got a mix of four bowls of soup to do a sampler dinner (cups are $6, bowls are $7, and pints are $8). We got the ham, cheese, and potato, smoky spanish garlic potato, chicken parmesan broccoli, and tomato basil tortellini. When you think soup you don't think it's a culinary affair, but Infinite Soups somehow elevates the taste of their soup to be almost a religious experience. It is THAT GOOD. I don't think I can pick a favorite. The smoky spanish garlic potato had a subtle smoke taste but an overall amazing flavor, and the chicken parmesan broccoli was like a grown up broccoli cheddar soup. We paired our soups with some of the cornbread for dipping which was a nice addition. Infinite Soups is definitely on the roster for upcoming rainy day lunches/dinners. Can't wait to try more of their soups!

I finally got the chance to try this amazing local soup shop and it definitely exceeded my expectations. I ordered a pint of the curried chicken stew with a baguette and the total was $11. Cash only, no seating available and it's a very small shop so just keep that in mind. Customer service was good. The soup itself was amazing and honestly if you are going to get soup from anywhere you might as well come here because the quality is very apparent vs other places around. I will definitely be returning in the future. They post their current soup menu on Facebook along with updates if they sell out as well.