Noodles & Company

Quick and easy, but good food. You can get rice noodles for a gluten free option. The pad Thai could have been a little spicier for me, but it was still good.

Saturday at noon, so busy they can’t get my order to me before the food gets cold. I’ve been waiting thirty minutes. They are unable to get us served. This place used to be good. The sauce is gone from my beef stroganoff. Uh this just makes it worse.

I like the concept. Fast casual fusion. The meals all had promise but sort of fell short of hitting the spot. There are some interesting dishes which certainly have possibilities but nothing we had popped, I may give it another go eventually.

I am a fan of Noodles, mostly because of my kids. They love this place. Noodles does not make anything complicated, except maybe the Japanese noodles or the Pad Thai. The rest is stuff you could easily make at home but, sometimes you just want something fast and easy and you don’t have time to make it. Enter Noodles & Company. They have the basics like Mac&Cheese, Spag w/​Meatballs, and buttered noodles. And they have some nice items like Japanese Noodles or Pad Thai, or Bangkok Curry. These have a bit more flavor to them. Once you have settled on your dish, you can add some protein to it by selecting Meatballs, Steak, Pork, Parmesan Crusted Chicken, Shrimp, or Tofu. You can also add a side salad, Caesar, Chicken Noodle or Thai Curry Soup. Lots of options and its very fast. The place is clean and has one of those soda machines that has like 100+ combinations of drinks which I love because I can get Vanilla Rootbeer or any other flavor combo you could think of. It can get very busy over the lunch or dinner hours and the lines sometimes can be a bit long so call ahead if your going to do carry-​out.

The foods good, friendly service but make sure you tell them what size you want because they won’t ask and charge you a large.

Stopped in today with the wife, at her request. She had the butter noodles with Chicken and raved about it. I had the Tai Hot Pot. It looked amazing and had lots of freshness to it. But, it had a strange, lime flavored soup base and I didn’t really enjoy it. I have been to Noodles three times now and was disappointed twice. So, for my tastebuds I can’t recommend it.
They do have excellent bread, and their rice crispie bars are excellent.

Mixed feelings on this place. Its a little pricey for what it is, and I think this affects the taste of the food in my mouth. Usually about $ 10 for some noodles and pop. I think it would taste alot better around the $ 7 range. Great selection. Cool, but not quite trendy atmosphere. The pan noodles & shrimp are great! Apparently its good if you do the kid thing — the mac & cheese is all the rage! If you’re tired of McDonalds, but don’t quite feel like going to Olive Garden — this is your spot.