Noodles and Company

"I ate here when I was visiting Denver, and it was so delicious! I wish we had this chain in Louisiana. I loved the BBQ mac n cheese and I think about it all the time. I hope to eat at a noodles and co again!"

"The staff were very friendly and helpful. Food is what you would expect. However, we won't be returning to any Noodles until they change their plastic waste practices. They've eliminated the ceramic bowls and silverware meals were served on in the past and only serve in disposable plastic containers now, even for stay-in dining. When we were done with our meal we asked where we could recycle containers and were told the company does not recycle. This despite slogans all over the restaurants saying "do good", etc. How disappointing for a company to go backwards on sustainability practices in 2023."

"Great quick stop for lunch or dinner. Japanese noodles had decent flavoring but would have liked a little more sauce. Overall good experience. They do not offer water cups which is weird."

"Noodles and Co. is a nice little “fast-food” noodle chain for when you’re craving pasta but don’t want to break the bank with an Italian restaurant. The dishes won’t wow you, but is gets the job done at an affordable price. This particular location has a cute (though dimly lit) decor with plenty of seating. You’ll receive a number tent after ordering and can sit wherever you please. The food itself was very mediocre. But everything came out fairly quickly, which is something. I had the Alfredo MontAmore but also tried the Wisconsin Mac & Cheese and the Korean BBQ meat balls. Overall, the pastas were bland and left you feeling like a seasoning or key ingredient was missing. The meat balls tasted a bit rubbery and were COVERED in a syrupy sauce that I can only describe as not-Korean-barbecue-sauce. The food really doesn’t wow, but it’s hard to get quality pasta at such a low price point. Not a bad spot if you’re in need a quick bite. There is ample parking in the back and make sure to grab some Cold Stone next door before you head home."