Soup&Friends Eating soup with friends

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The Soup&Friends in Hamburg's Neustadt has dedicated itself to the love of soup. The family business has been cooking soup for Hamburg's soup lovers for three generations.

At Soup&Friends, the soups are freshly prepared every day. The menu changes monthly. The menu ranges from classic potato soups to exotic soup creations. Thanks to individual recipes, every taste is served. Addiction potential included.

The soup snack bar at Valentinskamp is open from Monday to Saturday.

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