Unlike other Noodle & Co places, this one is supposedly one that the corporate uses to experiment with "fancy" options--aka wine bar. I don't care much for such thing because no matter how Noodles & Co spins their joint, it is a fast food dining place for me. I only come here because I like their signature dish, the Truffle Mac. I like it so much that I'm willing to give them four stars.
(4)
Robert G.
Good food made to order. For a chain it was very good. Had the tomato bisque an steak stroganoff
(4)
Jay H.
Noodles & Company is a great "fast-casual" concept. They serve multiple types of cuisine that all contain noodles. They have Italian style pastas, Asian style noodle dishes and Mac & Cheese variations. The food is reasonably priced and presented in a very simple and easy to understand menu. It's a great concept and the food was very tasty.
(4)
Jake L.
It's a chain restaurant with chain restaurant food. I don't find anything on their menu to be particularly exciting. I've tried it all and I still don't have a 'favorite'. My problem with Noodles is that all of their food is just so heavy. Like spring snow in Colorado heavy. After I eat here I feel like I literally have to drag myself out of the door. It could be considered 'comfort food' I guess? Because you eat it and you can literally veg-out for the rest of the day. Noodles, with your semi-unique fast food, your convenient online ordering, and your ability to make me feel disgustingly full, I will trust you again one day when nothing else sounds better. Or when I'm in the mood to talk to a member of your surprisingly friendly staff (seriously, where do you find these people?). (Side note: this location can add tofu to anything. Yay tofu!)
(3)
Matt J.
Extremely rude service. When I walked in the guy didn't even acknowledge me. He was counting money in the register instead and completely ignored me. Then when I finally ordered I gave him my flatiron card and he rolled his eyes and slammed the register closed. I will never go back.
(1)
Joanna B.
I LOVE NOODLES. Order online and then go pick it up! You don't have to wait in line. and get a rice crispy. Yum.
(4)
Robert G.
Good food made to order. For a chain it was very good. Had the tomato bisque an steak stroganoff
(4)
Jay H.
Noodles & Company is a great "fast-casual" concept. They serve multiple types of cuisine that all contain noodles. They have Italian style pastas, Asian style noodle dishes and Mac & Cheese variations. The food is reasonably priced and presented in a very simple and easy to understand menu. It's a great concept and the food was very tasty.
(4)
Jake L.
It's a chain restaurant with chain restaurant food. I don't find anything on their menu to be particularly exciting. I've tried it all and I still don't have a 'favorite'. My problem with Noodles is that all of their food is just so heavy. Like spring snow in Colorado heavy. After I eat here I feel like I literally have to drag myself out of the door. It could be considered 'comfort food' I guess? Because you eat it and you can literally veg-out for the rest of the day. Noodles, with your semi-unique fast food, your convenient online ordering, and your ability to make me feel disgustingly full, I will trust you again one day when nothing else sounds better. Or when I'm in the mood to talk to a member of your surprisingly friendly staff (seriously, where do you find these people?). (Side note: this location can add tofu to anything. Yay tofu!)
(3)
Matt J.
Extremely rude service. When I walked in the guy didn't even acknowledge me. He was counting money in the register instead and completely ignored me. Then when I finally ordered I gave him my flatiron card and he rolled his eyes and slammed the register closed. I will never go back.
(1)
Joanna B.
I LOVE NOODLES. Order online and then go pick it up! You don't have to wait in line. and get a rice crispy. Yum.
(4)
Atreju H.
I ordered pesto cavatappi and it was dry, singed, maybe had one tomato and had what NO sauce on it. By the time I got home I wasn't willing to drive all the way back and inquire. Was that a mistake or a new modification to save calories? It was pretty tasteless and terrible. I generally like Noodles so I was bummed out. Probably won't return to this location.
(1)
Charlotte C.
Two stars only because I truly do like the food. I've been going to noodles for years, I remember when they first started. The closest location to me is the 29th street one and let me just say the service is beyond poor. There is an older man who always seems upset, like taking my order is the last thing he wants to be doing. Last night was the worst. I recently found out I can not have gluten, while telling the man I wanted gluten free noodles, he rudely said then you shouldn't order that dish. I was a little annoyed but I moved on. I placed my order, paid for what seemed like a very over priced meal and sat down. I was charged for gluten free noodles, fine, but at least tell me there will be an up charge for the noodles. When my dish arrived it wasn't correct, it was missing things, things were added that shouldn't have been and I was missing the salad I ordered as well. When I went to say something I was told I never ordered a salad and they'd be happy to charge me for one. Overall I was extremely disappointed. I'll be driving across town from now on.
(2)
Dylan L.
This has become a go-to place of sorts for me when I'm seeing a movie at the Century theater as part of the 29th street mall. The venue has good variety-the noodle dishes are separated into American, Asian, and Mediterranean. One of their most popular dishes is their Wisconsin mac and cheese, which is super tasty. In addition to the noodle dishes, they have salads and sandwiches. My last time here, I tried their version of the cheesesteak. It was good, but not great. In any case, the service here is really good, and the food is tasty with a good variety. It's a good option if you're looking for food before a flick.
(4)
David D.
I was pleasantly suprised at the quality of the food. I will come here again, I want to try the Mac and Chesse
(4)
Tara S.
This is the kind of meal you want an antidote for. It's fast, but it's not exactly cheap (approx $9 a dish with tax if you get meat or tofu). We ordered the Wisconsin Mac and the Thai Curry Soup. How can I accurately describe disgusting to you? Anything I say here does not do the adjective justice. The mac was plain elbow noodles in low-grade butter with a few token shreds of bland mont/jack blend. Two slices of chicken. The soup had a layer of grease and oil on it, and instead of the coconut adding sweetness to what would be a slightly hot and savory soup, this thing was loaded with unidentified sweetener (corn syrup, anyone?), had a few noodles, burnt tofu, three slices of mushroom, the worst version of carrots. Seriously, seriously, disgusting.
(1)
Christian R.
Unlike other Noodle & Co places, this one is supposedly one that the corporate uses to experiment with "fancy" options--aka wine bar. I don't care much for such thing because no matter how Noodles & Co spins their joint, it is a fast food dining place for me. I only come here because I like their signature dish, the Truffle Mac. I like it so much that I'm willing to give them four stars.
(4)
Amy H.
I was sort of annoyed when I went into Noodles tonight to find that they have revamped this particular restaurant to include a wine/dessert bar and table service. In my opinion, that's not what Noodles is all about. When I dine there (which I often do, since I have kids), I want to get in, order and be served quickly, know that the food will be consistent, and then be on my way. Noodles is not a restaurant where I want to leisurely dine. The change to the decor (taking up much needed table space and making the restaurant darker) is unattractive, as are the extra staff hanging around waiting to help customers. The addition feels gimmicky and ridiculous in what essentially amounts to a fast food restaurant. Personally, I would have preferred them to put the money into improving the food quality, which has felt like it's been steadily going downhill.
(3)
Amy H.
I was sort of annoyed when I went into Noodles tonight to find that they have revamped this particular restaurant to include a wine/dessert bar and table service. In my opinion, that's not what Noodles is all about. When I dine there (which I often do, since I have kids), I want to get in, order and be served quickly, know that the food will be consistent, and then be on my way. Noodles is not a restaurant where I want to leisurely dine. The change to the decor (taking up much needed table space and making the restaurant darker) is unattractive, as are the extra staff hanging around waiting to help customers. The addition feels gimmicky and ridiculous in what essentially amounts to a fast food restaurant. Personally, I would have preferred them to put the money into improving the food quality, which has felt like it's been steadily going downhill.
(3)
Atreju H.
I ordered pesto cavatappi and it was dry, singed, maybe had one tomato and had what NO sauce on it. By the time I got home I wasn't willing to drive all the way back and inquire. Was that a mistake or a new modification to save calories? It was pretty tasteless and terrible. I generally like Noodles so I was bummed out. Probably won't return to this location.
(1)
Charlotte C.
Two stars only because I truly do like the food. I've been going to noodles for years, I remember when they first started. The closest location to me is the 29th street one and let me just say the service is beyond poor. There is an older man who always seems upset, like taking my order is the last thing he wants to be doing. Last night was the worst. I recently found out I can not have gluten, while telling the man I wanted gluten free noodles, he rudely said then you shouldn't order that dish. I was a little annoyed but I moved on. I placed my order, paid for what seemed like a very over priced meal and sat down. I was charged for gluten free noodles, fine, but at least tell me there will be an up charge for the noodles. When my dish arrived it wasn't correct, it was missing things, things were added that shouldn't have been and I was missing the salad I ordered as well. When I went to say something I was told I never ordered a salad and they'd be happy to charge me for one. Overall I was extremely disappointed. I'll be driving across town from now on.
(2)
Dylan L.
This has become a go-to place of sorts for me when I'm seeing a movie at the Century theater as part of the 29th street mall. The venue has good variety-the noodle dishes are separated into American, Asian, and Mediterranean. One of their most popular dishes is their Wisconsin mac and cheese, which is super tasty. In addition to the noodle dishes, they have salads and sandwiches. My last time here, I tried their version of the cheesesteak. It was good, but not great. In any case, the service here is really good, and the food is tasty with a good variety. It's a good option if you're looking for food before a flick.
(4)
David D.
I was pleasantly suprised at the quality of the food. I will come here again, I want to try the Mac and Chesse
(4)
Tara S.
This is the kind of meal you want an antidote for. It's fast, but it's not exactly cheap (approx $9 a dish with tax if you get meat or tofu). We ordered the Wisconsin Mac and the Thai Curry Soup. How can I accurately describe disgusting to you? Anything I say here does not do the adjective justice. The mac was plain elbow noodles in low-grade butter with a few token shreds of bland mont/jack blend. Two slices of chicken. The soup had a layer of grease and oil on it, and instead of the coconut adding sweetness to what would be a slightly hot and savory soup, this thing was loaded with unidentified sweetener (corn syrup, anyone?), had a few noodles, burnt tofu, three slices of mushroom, the worst version of carrots. Seriously, seriously, disgusting.
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Bike Parking : Yes Wheelchair Accessible : No Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Caters : No
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If you are bored eating the same old pasta or pizza, you can try some of the authentic Italian dishes like Risotto, Polenta, Ribollita, Lasagna, Fiorentina Steak, Bottarga, Ossobuco, Carbonara, Focaccia, Arancini and Supplì. Another item which Italians love to relish every morning is a good cup of Italian Coffee. Once you taste a freshly brewed cup of Italian Coffee, you might not visit Starbucks ever again. Authentic Italian food is made with heart and soul, so go find a restaurant where you can relish Italian cuisine in your city.
Christian R.
Unlike other Noodle & Co places, this one is supposedly one that the corporate uses to experiment with "fancy" options--aka wine bar. I don't care much for such thing because no matter how Noodles & Co spins their joint, it is a fast food dining place for me. I only come here because I like their signature dish, the Truffle Mac. I like it so much that I'm willing to give them four stars.
(4)Robert G.
Good food made to order. For a chain it was very good. Had the tomato bisque an steak stroganoff
(4)Jay H.
Noodles & Company is a great "fast-casual" concept. They serve multiple types of cuisine that all contain noodles. They have Italian style pastas, Asian style noodle dishes and Mac & Cheese variations. The food is reasonably priced and presented in a very simple and easy to understand menu. It's a great concept and the food was very tasty.
(4)Jake L.
It's a chain restaurant with chain restaurant food. I don't find anything on their menu to be particularly exciting. I've tried it all and I still don't have a 'favorite'. My problem with Noodles is that all of their food is just so heavy. Like spring snow in Colorado heavy. After I eat here I feel like I literally have to drag myself out of the door. It could be considered 'comfort food' I guess? Because you eat it and you can literally veg-out for the rest of the day. Noodles, with your semi-unique fast food, your convenient online ordering, and your ability to make me feel disgustingly full, I will trust you again one day when nothing else sounds better. Or when I'm in the mood to talk to a member of your surprisingly friendly staff (seriously, where do you find these people?). (Side note: this location can add tofu to anything. Yay tofu!)
(3)Matt J.
Extremely rude service. When I walked in the guy didn't even acknowledge me. He was counting money in the register instead and completely ignored me. Then when I finally ordered I gave him my flatiron card and he rolled his eyes and slammed the register closed. I will never go back.
(1)Joanna B.
I LOVE NOODLES. Order online and then go pick it up! You don't have to wait in line. and get a rice crispy. Yum.
(4)Robert G.
Good food made to order. For a chain it was very good. Had the tomato bisque an steak stroganoff
(4)Jay H.
Noodles & Company is a great "fast-casual" concept. They serve multiple types of cuisine that all contain noodles. They have Italian style pastas, Asian style noodle dishes and Mac & Cheese variations. The food is reasonably priced and presented in a very simple and easy to understand menu. It's a great concept and the food was very tasty.
(4)Jake L.
It's a chain restaurant with chain restaurant food. I don't find anything on their menu to be particularly exciting. I've tried it all and I still don't have a 'favorite'. My problem with Noodles is that all of their food is just so heavy. Like spring snow in Colorado heavy. After I eat here I feel like I literally have to drag myself out of the door. It could be considered 'comfort food' I guess? Because you eat it and you can literally veg-out for the rest of the day. Noodles, with your semi-unique fast food, your convenient online ordering, and your ability to make me feel disgustingly full, I will trust you again one day when nothing else sounds better. Or when I'm in the mood to talk to a member of your surprisingly friendly staff (seriously, where do you find these people?). (Side note: this location can add tofu to anything. Yay tofu!)
(3)Matt J.
Extremely rude service. When I walked in the guy didn't even acknowledge me. He was counting money in the register instead and completely ignored me. Then when I finally ordered I gave him my flatiron card and he rolled his eyes and slammed the register closed. I will never go back.
(1)Joanna B.
I LOVE NOODLES. Order online and then go pick it up! You don't have to wait in line. and get a rice crispy. Yum.
(4)Atreju H.
I ordered pesto cavatappi and it was dry, singed, maybe had one tomato and had what NO sauce on it. By the time I got home I wasn't willing to drive all the way back and inquire. Was that a mistake or a new modification to save calories? It was pretty tasteless and terrible. I generally like Noodles so I was bummed out. Probably won't return to this location.
(1)Charlotte C.
Two stars only because I truly do like the food. I've been going to noodles for years, I remember when they first started. The closest location to me is the 29th street one and let me just say the service is beyond poor. There is an older man who always seems upset, like taking my order is the last thing he wants to be doing. Last night was the worst. I recently found out I can not have gluten, while telling the man I wanted gluten free noodles, he rudely said then you shouldn't order that dish. I was a little annoyed but I moved on. I placed my order, paid for what seemed like a very over priced meal and sat down. I was charged for gluten free noodles, fine, but at least tell me there will be an up charge for the noodles. When my dish arrived it wasn't correct, it was missing things, things were added that shouldn't have been and I was missing the salad I ordered as well. When I went to say something I was told I never ordered a salad and they'd be happy to charge me for one. Overall I was extremely disappointed. I'll be driving across town from now on.
(2)Dylan L.
This has become a go-to place of sorts for me when I'm seeing a movie at the Century theater as part of the 29th street mall. The venue has good variety-the noodle dishes are separated into American, Asian, and Mediterranean. One of their most popular dishes is their Wisconsin mac and cheese, which is super tasty. In addition to the noodle dishes, they have salads and sandwiches. My last time here, I tried their version of the cheesesteak. It was good, but not great. In any case, the service here is really good, and the food is tasty with a good variety. It's a good option if you're looking for food before a flick.
(4)David D.
I was pleasantly suprised at the quality of the food. I will come here again, I want to try the Mac and Chesse
(4)Tara S.
This is the kind of meal you want an antidote for. It's fast, but it's not exactly cheap (approx $9 a dish with tax if you get meat or tofu). We ordered the Wisconsin Mac and the Thai Curry Soup. How can I accurately describe disgusting to you? Anything I say here does not do the adjective justice. The mac was plain elbow noodles in low-grade butter with a few token shreds of bland mont/jack blend. Two slices of chicken. The soup had a layer of grease and oil on it, and instead of the coconut adding sweetness to what would be a slightly hot and savory soup, this thing was loaded with unidentified sweetener (corn syrup, anyone?), had a few noodles, burnt tofu, three slices of mushroom, the worst version of carrots. Seriously, seriously, disgusting.
(1)Christian R.
Unlike other Noodle & Co places, this one is supposedly one that the corporate uses to experiment with "fancy" options--aka wine bar. I don't care much for such thing because no matter how Noodles & Co spins their joint, it is a fast food dining place for me. I only come here because I like their signature dish, the Truffle Mac. I like it so much that I'm willing to give them four stars.
(4)Amy H.
I was sort of annoyed when I went into Noodles tonight to find that they have revamped this particular restaurant to include a wine/dessert bar and table service. In my opinion, that's not what Noodles is all about. When I dine there (which I often do, since I have kids), I want to get in, order and be served quickly, know that the food will be consistent, and then be on my way. Noodles is not a restaurant where I want to leisurely dine. The change to the decor (taking up much needed table space and making the restaurant darker) is unattractive, as are the extra staff hanging around waiting to help customers. The addition feels gimmicky and ridiculous in what essentially amounts to a fast food restaurant. Personally, I would have preferred them to put the money into improving the food quality, which has felt like it's been steadily going downhill.
(3)Amy H.
I was sort of annoyed when I went into Noodles tonight to find that they have revamped this particular restaurant to include a wine/dessert bar and table service. In my opinion, that's not what Noodles is all about. When I dine there (which I often do, since I have kids), I want to get in, order and be served quickly, know that the food will be consistent, and then be on my way. Noodles is not a restaurant where I want to leisurely dine. The change to the decor (taking up much needed table space and making the restaurant darker) is unattractive, as are the extra staff hanging around waiting to help customers. The addition feels gimmicky and ridiculous in what essentially amounts to a fast food restaurant. Personally, I would have preferred them to put the money into improving the food quality, which has felt like it's been steadily going downhill.
(3)Atreju H.
I ordered pesto cavatappi and it was dry, singed, maybe had one tomato and had what NO sauce on it. By the time I got home I wasn't willing to drive all the way back and inquire. Was that a mistake or a new modification to save calories? It was pretty tasteless and terrible. I generally like Noodles so I was bummed out. Probably won't return to this location.
(1)Charlotte C.
Two stars only because I truly do like the food. I've been going to noodles for years, I remember when they first started. The closest location to me is the 29th street one and let me just say the service is beyond poor. There is an older man who always seems upset, like taking my order is the last thing he wants to be doing. Last night was the worst. I recently found out I can not have gluten, while telling the man I wanted gluten free noodles, he rudely said then you shouldn't order that dish. I was a little annoyed but I moved on. I placed my order, paid for what seemed like a very over priced meal and sat down. I was charged for gluten free noodles, fine, but at least tell me there will be an up charge for the noodles. When my dish arrived it wasn't correct, it was missing things, things were added that shouldn't have been and I was missing the salad I ordered as well. When I went to say something I was told I never ordered a salad and they'd be happy to charge me for one. Overall I was extremely disappointed. I'll be driving across town from now on.
(2)Dylan L.
This has become a go-to place of sorts for me when I'm seeing a movie at the Century theater as part of the 29th street mall. The venue has good variety-the noodle dishes are separated into American, Asian, and Mediterranean. One of their most popular dishes is their Wisconsin mac and cheese, which is super tasty. In addition to the noodle dishes, they have salads and sandwiches. My last time here, I tried their version of the cheesesteak. It was good, but not great. In any case, the service here is really good, and the food is tasty with a good variety. It's a good option if you're looking for food before a flick.
(4)David D.
I was pleasantly suprised at the quality of the food. I will come here again, I want to try the Mac and Chesse
(4)Tara S.
This is the kind of meal you want an antidote for. It's fast, but it's not exactly cheap (approx $9 a dish with tax if you get meat or tofu). We ordered the Wisconsin Mac and the Thai Curry Soup. How can I accurately describe disgusting to you? Anything I say here does not do the adjective justice. The mac was plain elbow noodles in low-grade butter with a few token shreds of bland mont/jack blend. Two slices of chicken. The soup had a layer of grease and oil on it, and instead of the coconut adding sweetness to what would be a slightly hot and savory soup, this thing was loaded with unidentified sweetener (corn syrup, anyone?), had a few noodles, burnt tofu, three slices of mushroom, the worst version of carrots. Seriously, seriously, disgusting.
(1)