'Seinfeld' fans won't soon forget the iconic line 'no soup for you!' from the 'Soup Nazi' — but the person the character is based on claimed the sitcom ruined his business.

A New York City soup vendor made famous after he inspired Seinfeld's "Soup Nazi" character on the popular TV show reopened his original Manhattan stall Tuesday, but Al Yeganeh did not show up for ...

One episode that definitely captured the zeitgeist featured a restaurant owner with a hair-trigger temper the gang referred to as the "Soup Nazi." His catch phrase, "No soup for you!" ...

There was no soup for Jerry Seinfeld when he visited Durham this week to drop off his two kids at Duke University. At least that’s the general assumption looking at photos Jessica Seinfeld, his ...

NEW YORK — The bisque is back. The soup stand that inspired the Soup Nazi episode on “Seinfeld” reopened in midtown Manhattan on Tuesday, six years after its famously brusque owner, Al ...

My characters!” Seinfeld exclaims of the characters, memorably played by Ali Wentworth, Phil Morris and Larry Thomas, respectively. Replies Gasworth: “They’re my characters now, Mr. Seinfeld.

The longtime collaborator and Seinfeld writer also shares stories from the sitcom's writers' room, discusses working with Larry David on episodes like "The Soup Nazi," and what he's "cooking up" next.

Here’s a clip from the Seinfeld extras, voiced by the episode’s writer, Spike Feresten. “Jerry said, ‘Let’s go to the Soup Nazi for lunch.’ And I said, ‘It’s really not a good idea.’ ...