Annie's Soup Kitchen

Had lunch here with two friends at the recommendation of one of them. I had a preconceived idea of having a nice, steamy bowl of comforting soup. Why this is called a soup kitchen is beyond me. They had two soups on the regular menu and one on the special. I ordred an entree, but wanted a cup of soup. I was charge $5.50 for a small cup! Wasn't worth it. Soup was served with a piece of thick, untoasted sourdough bread and two more pieces of bread on my open face turkey sandwich entree. Turkey was not oven roasted. Not sure quite what it was. Some kind of gravy, possibly with green chiles in it, topped with chopped tomato and olives. Nothing seemed to go together. It was probably some of the worst food I've had in a long time. One of the friends had not tried Annie's before, either. She ordered a quiche that was absolutely tasteless, too. Won't go there again. Pros: Somewhat quaint attempt at nostagic decor Cons: Tasteless food more

Hoping for a nice lunch with a freind, who had once enjoyed Annie's soup kitchen. We were sadly dissapointed. The service was very slow.... The food was embarassing. The lemonade was ice water with a barely there hint of a possible lemon extract. Our wait was long and then we were asked to leave to make room for some other poor soul about to be drivin nuts by the poorly trained wait staff. I felt bad for my freind as she had reccomended this establishment. We will continue to eat a La Chantilly they appreciate our bussiness more