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Vote: What is the best soup in Atlanta? | Best of Atlanta

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By Kyle Nazario
Nov 26, 2018

You can feel the nip in the air, so it’s the perfect time to spend the night inside with a warm bowl of soup. This week’s Best of Atlanta will find out which soup our readers like most.

The winner from last year was Souper Jenny. The year before that, Farm to Ladle had a piping hot win over the spoonful of contenders.

You can also read which Atlanta restaurant had a soup that made a national list of best dishes in the U.S..

The AJC has covered five soups to fix what ails you as well. When you're feeling under the weather, a bow of soup can work wonders.

If you'd like to submit a write-in nominee for best soup, please email your pick to stephanie.toone@ajc.com.

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