Nostalgic Grilled Cheese and Tomato Soup at Jones
Jones is Steven Starr’s comfort food haven. Not surprising, it is his prices that are less comforting. I have to give credit where credit is due, and the classic grilled cheese and tomato soup combo ($10) is what you want when you catch a chill and your mommy isn’t around to heat up your soup and cut your sandwich into triangles.
This is not about surprises or fusion interpretations of a grilled cheese. Instead, it is about gooey simplicity. The cheese is melted in the way that Kraft singles do, except with fontina and cheddar. I couldn’t think over a better cheese holder other than this thick, perfectly toasted bread. The soup was similarly satisfying; it tasted exactly how classic tomato soup should taste, with the consistency of Campbell’s (this is a good thing since we are going for nostalgia right?) but a fresher taste. Don’t be too ashamed to dunk.
Jones, 700 Chestnut St, 215 238 9600
Posted by Jamie at 10:12 am, November 14th, 2011 under sandwiches, sit-down, soup.
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Looks delicious and at the right price (although you can make it at home for about $2). Jones is awesome and I encourage all to try it if you haven’t already.