Lasagna Soup
Limited-time favorite that delivers comfort-food richness in a bowl format.
$8.49
Category Guide
Soups are popular because they can play more than one role on the menu. Some are comfort-food mains, others work better as part of a combo, and some are the lighter choice that balances out a richer salad or sandwich. This page is designed to help readers understand those differences instead of treating each soup as interchangeable.
Best for comfort-food seekers, combo builders, and readers who want a warm main item without committing to a full heavy meal.
House-Made Soups
These are the most reliable starting points for the Soups category. Click any pick to open the full item guide with prices, nutrition, and customization tips.
Limited-time favorite that delivers comfort-food richness in a bowl format.
$8.49
Higher-protein chili with bold flavor and reliable across locations.
$8.49 • 180 cal
Lighter classic that pairs well with sandwiches and grilled cheese.
$8.49 • 280 cal
Creamy comfort soup that works well as a standalone main.
$8.49 • 430 cal
Classic comfort soup with steady availability and broad appeal.
$8.49 • 130 cal
Earthy and rich; a flavor-forward pick when you want depth without heat.
$8.49 • 250 cal
Vegetarian-friendly with strong fiber and flavor balance.
$8.49 • 60 cal
Signature creamy tomato variation that leans richer than the classic.
$8.49 • 330 cal
Best with sandwich pairing
Tomato Basil
Lighter base lets a richer sandwich shine.
Best higher-protein soup
Chicken Enchilada Chili
Chicken plus beans bring real protein.
Most comfort-forward
Wisconsin Cauliflower
Creamy and rich; eats like a main on its own.
Strongest vegetarian pick
Chickpea & Vegetable
Fiber and seasoning carry the flavor without meat.
Cafe Zupas soups are one of the strongest reasons regulars stay loyal to the brand. House-made soups, fresh prep, and a rotating set of comfort and seasonal options give the soup category a clear identity. The lineup balances classics like Tomato Basil and Chicken Noodle against creamy comfort picks like Wisconsin Cauliflower and Mushroom Bisque, plus seasonal hits such as Lasagna Soup that show up in the limited-time rotation.
Pick soups based on the role you want them to play. As a standalone main, creamier and richer soups are usually the strongest choice. As a Try 2 Combo half, lighter brothy soups pair better with salads and sandwiches because they leave room for the other item to shine. For higher-protein orders, choose Chicken Enchilada Chili over creamier soups, since chicken plus beans gives the bowl real macro density.
Catering trays in this category, including Soup Trays and Variety Soup Trays, scale these flavors to group orders. They work especially well in colder months and round out office lunches paired with sandwich and salad trays. For everyday ordering, the soup category remains one of the easiest entry points to the menu - quick to choose, easy to combo, and reliable across Cafe Zupas locations.
Tomato Basil, Chicken Noodle, and Chickpea & Vegetable are reliable Try 2 Combo soups because they pair well with both salads and sandwiches. Creamier soups like Wisconsin Cauliflower work better when you want one richer half plus a lighter salad on the other side.
Cafe Zupas highlights house-made soups as a core part of the brand identity. Soups are prepped fresh and feature scratch-built flavor profiles that distinguish them from typical fast-casual soup menus.
Chicken Enchilada Chili and Chicken Noodle are typically the higher-protein soups thanks to their meat content. The chili is the highest-protein option in most rotations because beans contribute additional protein.
Limited-time soups like Lasagna Soup rotate based on season. Check the Limited Time menu for the current rotation. Core soups like Tomato Basil and Chicken Noodle stay on the menu most of the year.