Princeton Soup and Sandwich Company 30 Palmer Square East, Princeton, NJ 08542

"Got the goat salad and fried chicken sandwich. Sandwich tasted ok but was overpriced. Salad was concerning to say the least. Lettuce was clearly very old, as seen by many clumps of black plant matter and lots of pieces in the process of wilting/rotting (see picture). Taste was underwhelming."

"Recognizing East Coast pricing, and its proximity to a wealthy area of the country, this spot was far too expensive for the value. The sandwich was good, and the soup was also well executed, but at over $60 for two sandwiches, one soup, a drink, and a cookie, it seemed excessive for the value. I'd go back if someone else was interested in going or trying it for the first time, but while the food was indeed good, it wasn't remarkable enough that a month later I remember anything but the price tag."

"This place is above all outrageously expensive. I paid $24 for a small soup and half sandwich. It is possible to eat here with dietary restrictions, but gluten free bread costs $4 more. I tried the lobster bisque and chicken salad sandwich, and was not disappointed by the flavors, but it was certainly not worth the price. Additionally, there is very limited seating."

"Cute atmosphere with an outdoor dining area in the square, but no bathrooms. Had to walk to a nearby hotel. “Artisan” sandwiches and soup are overpriced. $2 for an extra few oz of soup. Chose gluten free options and my girlfriend was still contaminated."

"I eat strictly gluten free due to Celiac, but I felt like the staff here was able to make a safe sandwich with their protocols. I had a choice between a wrap and faccica bread. The sandwiches were tasty, but I gave 4 stars due to the very steep price. ($50for 2 sandwiches, chips, and tea)"