Fans discuss visiting the real-life Soup Nazi restaurant in NYC and getting turned away due to closure, relating to the episode's themes.
I made a field trip to NYC Friday (it's a three-hour ride) to visit the Soup Nazi. Once off the bus I walked from the Port Authority to 55th Street, all the while envisioning and, yes, smelling the mulligatawney I would get there provided I was able to pass muster behaviorwise.
So when I get there, there's a sign on the door, handwritten:
CLOSED
He took a holiday. Boy, did I ever feel like George as I turned around and walked away.
Mike:
I heard that he takes a week off to search for new recipes. Can someone verify this for me?
I dont know..but I think we should plan a field trip there when he opens...
all in favor..say SOUP FOR ME!
It Shrinks...???
Just Me, Lisa.
toc wrote:
He doesn't serve mulligatawney =)
I too went in search of soup on Thursday. Since Al was closed, I had to go all the way to E 46th Street to Soup Nutsy. Very good soup, but lacks the authoritarianism.
Greg
In article , [email] (Gregster5) writes:
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Wow..the Soup Nazi sounds like a cafeteria worker in a Catholic School!
It Shrinks...???
Just Me, Lisa.
I would like to visit the Soup Nazi next time I am in the city, but I have this problem. I am allergic to mushrooms and cauliflower. Since he is the Soup Nazi, I suppose I won't be able to ask him what his soup contains. So can you make a recommendation of a safe soup? Thanks.
On 31 Dec 1996 00:58:44 GMT, [email] (Gregster5) wrote: