Noodles & Company

Due to some internet glitch, accidentally 2 orders of same item got placed online. ( I didn’t even realize) until I went in to pick my order. The staff specifically informed me that there were 2 order placed and they have initiated a refund for 1. I appreciate the honesty of staff. Also the food was prepared really good..!

I ate a delicious "late lunch" recently [7-20-2022] at Noodles and Company [or Noodles World Kitchen] at 4740 Reed Rd., Ste. 110, in Upper Arlington. I had recently visited the AT&T store that is directly across the street [at 1801 W. Henderson Rd.]; I then walked over to the "Arlington Pointe" shopping area [at the southeast corner of W. Henderson Rd. and Reed Rd.] to learn which of the several restaurants in that area are still open. After ten minutes or so of walking around the "Arlington Pointe" shopping area and updating my list of restaurants where I could potentially eat at some point in the future, Noodles and Company [or Noodles World Kitchen] ended up being my choice. I carefully studied the menu – that is posted on the wall near the ordering counter -- and then ordered Alfredo MontAmoré® with Parmesan-Crusted Chicken [spaghetti noodles, alfredo sauce, mushrooms, tomato, spinach, parmesan chicken, MontAmore cheese and cracked pepper]. My meal had been quite delicious. The "Parmesan-Crusted Chicken" had been cut into one-inch-square pieces that definitely made it far easier for me to eat my meal with a plastic fork than had the chicken patty been full-sized and needing to be cut into smaller pieces with a plastic knife. Before I close, I want to say that, as a Google Maps Local Guide, I always make a great effort to accurately name all businesses in my reviews [even if that name does not agree with how Google Maps has named that business]. What is confusing about Noodles and Company is that that name consistently appears on the internet if one does a Google search for that business yet the actual physical "brick and mortar" restaurants have signs installed on their outside walls that clearly name those restaurants as "Noodles World Kitchen." I am a journalist who attempts to confirm all information with a second source; when the only two sources that I am able to find clearly do not agree, the only thing that I am able to do in this review is to provide both possible names for this business.