Noodles & Company

Ate here yesterday and really enjoyed it. I had the Tuscan Fresca with Penner swapped in for whole grain. The restaurant was busy but counter service was quick and friendly. There was a bit of a wait on the food but it was worth waiting for.

Great for the price! I had the Indonesian and it hit the spot. Veggie based… and I could always have more vegetables and less noodle. The side Chicken noodle soup was pretty great! I should have ordered the larger size.

Arriving into Indy after many weather-​delayed hours in our nation’s airports, I just wanted a quick lunch that didn’t involve a hamburger bun…
Across the street from my hotel was this noodle place so I decided to give it a try. I had the Cavatappi Noodles with grilled chicken. It was perfect! A large portion, noodles cooked just right, nice amount of sauce, and flavorful.
And, the young woman behind the counter was both helpful and friendly.
A win in all categories.

I like that calorie counts are displayed, overall the food wasn’t bad but it lacked that flavor punch. Our group came in and got a mix of items and while they were all good they all lacked that good flavor as if the flavors were watered down. Overall, I’d come back but not one that you must have.

Plus half a star. (Wish this was an option on Unilocal)
I have been here once before a million years ago in Maryland.
Let’s see if this place is more memorable than way back then.
Service prompt. Always a plus.
Seems relatively clean. Always nice.
Build your own Coke is one of my favies.
Okay. So not much has changed.
The food isn’t terrible. It’s just as off you ordered bertolli dinner for two out of the frozen section of the super market.
I orders the Bangkok curry which probably isn’t the best or most popular option from this location.
Since these dishes are primarily frozen a reheated you get a mix of nicely heated food with a touch of ice cube like veggie.
Nevertheless this place. Deserves a second chance (technically 3^rd) but not this week. Maybe next month.
In the future if I order a «better» dish this place may bump up half a star.
But once again this is a pleasant change from the mundane burritos or burger options out there.

It’s hard to come here and blow your budget, because most add-​on items go for a buck and a quarter. When I ordered four sides the lady behind the register didn’t even blink! Well, I was little hungry and I was definitely in distress in there, with so many tasty looking things on the menu. It made my dinner table almost like a tapas restaurant!
I’ve attached pictures if you’re a newbie to the noodles and company chain.
One thing about the company is that, like McD’s, it’s consistent across any store that we’ve ever eaten at.
Favorites include the Pesto Cavatappi, with extra pesto addrd (for an additional charge), the tomato bisque soup which is positively amazing and almost meaty in it’s consistency, and a small Caesar salad which is simply good but a great value for the price. I should have stopped there, but I was trying to reward myself for not going down to one of the $ 50 steak restaurants only a hundred feet from here and went ahead and bought the cheesy garlic bread with The marinara sidecar.
Of all things I can say about this restaurant… the great artsy architecture the really cool tables, the nice music and the great staff, well, the only ding i can summon is the cheesy garlic bread; it’s just not worth the price. Everything else is so far above average that I tend to eat here fairly often (actually, another one of the chain). So. Come get the smaller of two bowls, and load up on healthy sides! Don’t miss the Tomato Bisque though!

Get the fried noodles. Great little place in Vero; has a mom and pop shop appeal and feel to it.

Nice, contemporary restaurant in downtown Indy. Nice servers, and quite a selection of items on the menu. I got the Thai Hot Pot ($ 8.49) and a cucumber tomato thing on the side as well ($ 1.25). Food came within 7 min. The hot pot was a nice blend of sweet and spicy. Good amount of noodles, and proportional amount of meat and vegetables. At the same time, I’m surprised to see that it’s 550 calories. Will attempt to try the rest of the menu over time.

First time at this chain restaurant. I like it. Healthy choices available. The fresh fruit and spinach salad was good. Meal portion too not just a starter salad.
The Spaghetti and meatballs and the Bangkok Curry were good as well.
Not a bad choice as far as chain restaurants go.
You order from the counter and they give a number to bring back up when your order is ready. Plenty of seating, groups included.

In the mass and crush of GenCon, finding convenient places to eat can be difficult. GenCon’s somewhat alleviated this mess by working with the City of Indianapolis to coordinate numerous food trucks along Georgia and Capitol Avenues, but even that’s not enough to handle the (literal!) city-​sized mass of gamers that descend on Indy each August.
The Noodles and Company on Maryland is a casualty of that war. Last Friday, I swung by Noodles and Co. with my friend Joseph to grab a quick bite before my evening game. I’m sure that this restaurant is aware of GenCon – it’s hard not to be, when there are signs hung everywhere! – but they seemed utterly unprepared to handle so many people at once.
When we arrived at 5pm – dinner hour, but early on – Noodles and Company was a jammed mass of people already. The staff seemed to be overwhelmed and the counter-​girl who took our order looked as if she’d been on her feet for days. I ordered the pesto cavatappi with no mushrooms, while Joseph settled on a simple spaghetti and meatballs.
First thing up? The drink machine malfunctioned. One of those newfangled «Coke-​Your-​Way» fountains, the manager spent a solid 15 minutes trying to reboot the machine, while the line of thirsty gamers assembled behind him. Meanwhile, as I waited in line, Joseph desperately hovered over a table, trying to find space.
Even after the massive delay in getting drinks, our food didn’t come for easily another 15 minutes. I understand that the crowds can cause delays, but… simple pasta and sauce? Again, unpreparedness seems to be the key here. My pasta was passable, but came with mushrooms, after I had requested it without. But, starving, I wasn’t about to argue. I simply picked them out.
I don’t have an issue with Noodles and Company, really. They just need to get their ducks in a row before next GenCon rolls around. The «Best Four Days in Gaming» have no mercy on anyone!

I’m here for gencon and I’ve been here for gencon the last 3 years. Usually my experience here is good but this year it was not. First off my friend found a long hair in his macaroni (which was replaced) and I ordered extra noodles for my buttered noodles which i never got. Then as I ate my food I found: onions, bacon, sprouts, tomato, and a shiitake mushroom randomly inside. Overall I was not pleased this time.

This place is terrific for lunch. I really enjoy that they have outdoor seating.

So funnily enough, I’m actually a shareholder of stock of this fast casual chain of restaurants, but we don’t have any locations in NYC, so I never tried it before.
They focus on (get this, you’re never going to believe it) NOODLES! They have many Asian dishes and a few Italian American dishes as well. They also offer soups and salads.
I tried the Thai hot pot, which I have to say was delicious and very satisfying. It’s a large bowl of savory coconut curry broth, with veggies, rice noodles and with a very generous amount of pulled pork and shredded chicken on top. It was a great dinner for less than $ 10. Keeping my fingers crossed that the chain grows and makes its way east!

I got the Hot Thai plate and found it to be very good, especially considering this is essentially a fast food noodle place. Mine had a good amount of veggies, good spice, and a decent amount of pulled meat. While the bites with the peppers made my nose run a bit, the rest was good spicy, but not over spicy.

This Noodles and Company is one of nicest and cleanest I have ever been to. Right when you walk in off the street your greeted with delicious smells and modern décor. Check out was simple and easy and the cashier was very friendly. I ordered the Pad Thai and they had it out to me in 5 minutes! Impressive! The only thing I took a star off for is when my Pad Thai came out it was overloaded with peanuts. Way too many. Other than that it looked and tasted delicious and I appreciated that they have soy and siracha sauce available right at the drink station. Keep up the great service, food, and cleanliness!

If you’ve been to one Noodles & Company, you’ve been to them all. Food is pretty good and made fresh to order. Prices are a little steep ($ 8 a bowl) to consider it fast food. A bonus is they have a Coke Freestyle machine here so you have unlimited drink refills.

Food: I ordered the spaghetti with meatballs and a side order of the chicken noodle soup. The spaghetti was decent and perfect for a carbohydrate rich meal before my marathon the next day. The temperatures was hover around 30 degrees outside so the chicken noodle soup really hit the spot.
Service: Great service from the cashier to the person that brought out the food.
Overall: Affordable, simple, and tasty fast food. Conveniently located if you staying in the Downtown area. I wouldn’t mind coming back here if I’m looking for something quick.

This place is wonderful for all kinds if noodles and salads! I love the Thai hot pot, my husband loves the Mediterranean salad and my son likes both Wisconsin macaroni and cheese and Thai curry soup. We also like the pot stickers and Margherita flat bread. The prices are cheap and you got fresh ingredients. Best place for a tight budget and a gourmet palate! The people are pretty nice, too! They are great for dining in or take out.

I ordered meatballs and noodles
Connie the Caesar salad.
We were kind of hungry. It was close and cheap.
Good stop

No!
This is not how Japanese noodles should be nor the curry or pad Thai!
This chain just murdered the dish and made it American
They should have not use the Thai, Japanese, or curry names and stick to there own dish names because this is not how these dishes are made and it’s confusing… it tricked me and I was so disappointed.