Noodles & Company

Great food and quick service. I decided on the Japanese Pan Noodles with Tofu and I was not disappointed. The upon noodles were perfectly cooked and al dented. The dish is well spiced though not hot and the tofu was some of the best seasoned tofu I have ever had. Flavor and value are well above the quick order level. This dish could easily be served at a hire end restaurant. Thank you Noodles & Company for a great experience.

Great flavors! I dined-in at this restaurant on a Saturday evening around 7pm and it was a few people here but not busy at all so the wait time was between 5-10mins. It is very beautifully decorated which gives off a warm and cozy atmosphere. As a vegetarian I am happy to share that it has many options to choose from and any meal you can replace the meat with tofu! (which is a plus). I ordered my nephew the kids spaghetti and meatball meal (which also came with a drink), my sister ordered an Alfredo MontèAmore with Parmesan crusted chicken and I got the Japanese pan noodles. I tasted a little of my nephews spaghetti it was very bland and needed at least salt and pepper for him to eat it. My sisters Alfredo Monté Amore noodles was AMAZING! I didn’t taste the Parmesan chicken but she said it was also delicious. My Japanese pan noodles Flavor was good and I enjoyed the taste of the fresh vegetables however, the bottom noodles were much too dry for my liking. I would’ve like more sauce and my sister said the same about her dish. So if you like your pasta with sauce I highly suggest you let that be known while ordering. Btw the place was very clean (including the restroom).

A lot more variety of food than you would guess from the name! Thanks to the "zoodles" and "cauliloodles" options, it's not all just carbo-riffic pasta. The Japanese pan noodles are my favorite, and sometimes I try the “zoodles.” Wendy is partial to the straightforward and tasty spaghetti and meatballs. This place has pretty fast service, and consistently friendly staff. We sometimes dine in when we're shopping in the area, and sometimes I pick up an order to go on my way by. The only (minor) downside to dining in is that the main dining area has one of those exposed-structure ceilings (same style I see at Chipotle, etc.) that does nothing to buffer sound, so when it's busy, it gets pretty loud inside. It doesn't seem to be quite so bad toward the street-side edge, where the wall next to the drink station and some partial ceiling tiles seem to offer a bit of sound buffer (but when it's really busy my preferred solution is just to sit outside). There’s outdoor seating on two sides, so there's some versatility if you want to pick a shady or sunny spot depending on the time of day and temperature. The drink station has one of those touchscreen Coca-Cola mix dispensers, plus pretty good sweetened and unsweetened brewed tea. There are also some to-go containers conveniently stacked right next to the drink machine, for packing up leftovers. The chopsticks here are the better kind that don’t need to be snapped apart first, or checked for potential splinters.