Welcome to The Soup & Sandwich Co. — one truck, three cravings. A rotating board of 16 soups — Cajun salmon to lasagna — plus 9 salad bowls chopped to order and 7 stacked deli sandwiches. Built for Houston lunch crowds, from downtown to the Med Center.
Gulf Coast leaning: Cajun salmon potato, blackened salmon chowder and Cajun clam chowder sit next to the classics — broccoli cheddar, chicken noodle, taco soup.
The exact spot gets posted each morning. Tap a day to see the kind of stop and which soups might be on the board. This is a sample route, not a live schedule.
Most trucks do one thing. This one does the three lunches people actually want on a weekday: a hot soup, a big salad, a real deli sandwich — and the half-and-half combo that pairs them. Houston's office towers and hospital campuses are full of people with 30 minutes and no good soup option.
Soups are made from scratch each morning and rotate, so the truck carries a handful a day out of the 16. Salads are chopped to order. Sandwiches are built at the window.
Where it fits in Houston: downtown towers at lunch, the Medical Center's shift crowds, Energy Corridor office parks, and brewery lots in the evening.
Office lunch, rehearsal dinner, brewery pop-up — the truck rolls up with a few soups, a couple of salads and a sandwich station. Vegetarian options on every menu.
The plan is a repeatable system: soups batched ahead, a fixed 32-item menu that shares ingredients, a catering line, and order-ahead. The figures below are planning assumptions to test, not results.
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The plan is 4–6 soups a day rotating through all 16, with salads and sandwiches every day. The day's board gets posted each morning.
Yes — Creamy Mushroom, Broccoli Cheddar and Vegetable soups, plus several meat-free salad bowls. Allergen details will be posted at the window once recipes are final.
Catering is priced per person by package. Use the estimate above for a ballpark, then send a request with your date and headcount.
That's the idea behind recurring stops. A host needs a steady lunch crowd and legal parking for a full-size truck. Use the inquiry form in the business section.