The Soup Bowl Returning for the Winter

Soup fans, rejoyce: The Soup Bowl of Park Slope, chef Richard Gussoff's wildly creative and delicious pop-up soup stand that's set up temporary shop in the neighborhood for the past two winters, will be coming back this year to the space that's home to Uncle Louie G's, on Seventh Avenue between Eighth and Ninth Streets.

The butternut squash lobster bisque, Long Island clam chowder, roasted shallot potato, and all the favorites will be back for another winter, and according to the chef this year the daily-rotating menu of soups will be joined by a selection of salads and sandwiches.

Whereas last winter the shop expanded into a second location, on Park Place just off Flatbush, this year Gussoff will maintain his focus on the Seventh Avenue location while "consulting" the owners of the Uncle Louie G's on Park, who plan on opening a soup shop of their own in the space.

He plans on opening on November 1, and it'll stick around until the beginning of March.

Comments

[dave]

love that place!

[hans]

Best soup.

Period.

[ParkSlopePerson]

Loved that lobster bisque last year

[Just Shlopin]

"NO SOUP FOR YOU!!!"

[Janie]

This soup is seriously good. Sorry to hear about the one on Park Place since that's much closer to me but I'm glad he's coming back!

[Brooklyn Brawler]

NO PARK PLACE LOCATION?!??!?! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[No Park Pl]

Oh man no Park Pl location?! ARGH! Winter sucks now.