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Seven Great Bowls of Soup in Detroit

While the winter weather chills to the bone, a comforting, warming bowl of soup can make any day a little more bearable.

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Metro Detroit got hammered with more than a foot of snow this week causing school cancelations, restaurant closings, and a whole lot of headache on the roads. While the winter weather chills to the bone, a comforting, warming bowl of soup can make any day a little more bearable. Here are Eater's seven soup picks across Detroit.

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Mudgie's Deli

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One can’t go wrong with a freshly made soup, sandwich, and maybe even a beer from Mudgie’s in Corktown. The restaurant rotates their soups daily, so check their Facebook or Twitter for an update. Photo

Pho Lucky

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Outside of Madison Heights, it’s a challenge to find pho in Detroit. Thankfully Redford-based Pho Lucky offers traditional bowls of Vietnamese pho in large and extra large sizes. Get adventurous with the house special made with rare eye round steak, cooked beef, meatballs, tripe, and tendon. For something a little safer, the eatery also offers chicken noodle soup. Closed Tuesdays. Photo

Johnny Noodle King

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Sit down to a steaming hot bowl of ramen at Johnny Noodle King. The restaurant offers a diverse array of flavor profiles from kimchi, to miso, to minestrone. Photo

The Fly Trap

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The Fly Trap is known for having great breakfasts, but they offer an excellent lemongrass faux bowl with Thai chili infused broth. Order it with a choice of chicken or tofu. The bowl is enormous and tastes great with some added house-made sauce.

Russell Street Deli

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In addition to excellent sandwiches, Russell Street is known for its veritable smorgasbord of vegan, vegetarian, and meat-based soups. Order a 12-ounce cup for $3.95 or a bowl for $9.50. Photo

Selden Standard

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Selden Standard’s rotating seasonal menu is a favorite amongst local reviewers and guarantees that there’s always a fresh soup option on the menu. Order the soup of the day in a cup for $5 or a bowl for $9. Photo

El Asador Mexican Steakhouse

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Looking for something with a little added kick? Each entrée at El Asador comes with soup. Try the creamy poblano or the tortilla soup. Photo

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Mudgie's Deli

One can’t go wrong with a freshly made soup, sandwich, and maybe even a beer from Mudgie’s in Corktown. The restaurant rotates their soups daily, so check their Facebook or Twitter for an update. Photo

Pho Lucky

Outside of Madison Heights, it’s a challenge to find pho in Detroit. Thankfully Redford-based Pho Lucky offers traditional bowls of Vietnamese pho in large and extra large sizes. Get adventurous with the house special made with rare eye round steak, cooked beef, meatballs, tripe, and tendon. For something a little safer, the eatery also offers chicken noodle soup. Closed Tuesdays. Photo

Johnny Noodle King

Sit down to a steaming hot bowl of ramen at Johnny Noodle King. The restaurant offers a diverse array of flavor profiles from kimchi, to miso, to minestrone. Photo

The Fly Trap

The Fly Trap is known for having great breakfasts, but they offer an excellent lemongrass faux bowl with Thai chili infused broth. Order it with a choice of chicken or tofu. The bowl is enormous and tastes great with some added house-made sauce.

Russell Street Deli

In addition to excellent sandwiches, Russell Street is known for its veritable smorgasbord of vegan, vegetarian, and meat-based soups. Order a 12-ounce cup for $3.95 or a bowl for $9.50. Photo

Selden Standard

Selden Standard’s rotating seasonal menu is a favorite amongst local reviewers and guarantees that there’s always a fresh soup option on the menu. Order the soup of the day in a cup for $5 or a bowl for $9. Photo

El Asador Mexican Steakhouse

Looking for something with a little added kick? Each entrée at El Asador comes with soup. Try the creamy poblano or the tortilla soup. Photo

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