Since my daughter had braces put on at the end of last year, she complains of soreness pretty often wanting only to eat soup and nothing solid. As the name implies, we've been able to find a nice variety of soups that have been good to me, and more importantly, to my daughter. Pair the soup with a salad or a sandwich and you'll find yourself enjoying a nice meal.
Most of the employees are younger, but we've experienced no problems and they have been always been quite friendly quick to assist or answer any questions. Once you order you sandwich or salad, you can move on down the line to order your soup, then finally you can look over the dessert case to top of your meal with something sweet, or you can finish with the always pleasing chocolate covered strawberry.
The soups, salads, and sandwiches are fresh and made to order, not much more you ask for there. Aside from the aforementioned items, you can also opt to have a quinoa protein bowl. I haven't had any of the salads, but have sampled most of the soups and sandwiches. There's plenty of variety in their selection where you'll most discover something of you're liking. You can't go wrong with the Italian Club with salami, ham, turkey, and balsamic served on Ciabatta. As far as soups, I go for the Wisconsin Cauliflower topped with bacon and cheese.
We have no problems with pricing and we can usually get away paying for a meal for three for $10-$12 per person. Regardless, if my daughter's teeth are sore or not, we have a solid option for soup/salad/sandwich combos.