Noodles & Company

I love this place! They have a big coke machine so you can pick one of hundreds of drinks and flavor variations. My wife loves the penne Rosa, and I always get the parmesan chicken.

Really good dining, good sized portions, and not too expensive. It’s kind of a fast food twist to Asian food. Try the Wisconsin Mac and cheese. Yum! I loved it. Not too cheesy.

Found a pubic hair in my spaghetti. When the manager saw, suddenly the two long haired guys cooking pulled their hair up and put on hats. When we told the manager we couldn’t eat anymore, he tried to only refund the spaghetti. It was a fight to get our money back, my wife and I couldn’t stomach eating there after finding a pubic hair.

I love the beef stroganoff and soda fountain here. Solid chain location with good service. Can’t go wrong here.

My review is short and concise:
Price is good, around 7 dollars per person.
I have to admit, the food is delicious, but I didn’t have enough of it. I bought the regular size and I was just thinking the entire time why I got so little. The portion just felt «wimpy.»
When we arrived around 9, the restaurant looked as if they just catered for hundreds of people. The tables were messy, trash sprawled all over, it was hard to find a clean table that wasn’t occupied.
I would recommend this place if they can keep their restaurant cleaner and if I could get a bigger portion.

This is a nice location and the food is always prompt and pretty good. The Wisconsin Mac & Cheese is solid, and I like the subtle heat from the Penne Rosa sauce. And the ciabatta rolls are awesome!

Long day on road, and wanted dinner before heading to motel. Happened upon this place and figured it was worth a try. We were not disappointed. Had the buff bowl, pasta with veg and the bomb was macaroni and cheese with pork and the margarita flatbread. All to go. We ate about 2 hours later after we finally found a motel. BYU back to school. Food reheated nicely and was greatly enjoyed. Wish we had one close to us on Los Angeles.

Warning: Athlete, strongly biased by Indonesian cuisine.
OVERALL REVIEW REASON: Decent but overpriced food. Price on menu doesn’t include any meat in the dish in most cases. May leave you slightly hungry despite costing close to $ 10, assuming you add meat for extra.
The pad Thai dish is good. I also recommend the Japanese pan noodles if you love thick noodles. TIP: substitute the pan noodles into other dishes. Or try other combinations. They’ve never said no yet…
Japanese Pan Noodles: Slightly more filling, but not if you’re a starving athlete. The dish is actually just a large side of Chow Mein. If they sold this as Chow Mein, I would clap out loud. Pretend you’re ordering a side of Chow Mein. TIP: if you’re hungry with a friend, get 2 dishes and then split a side of Chow Mein aka Japanese Pan Noodles.
The Indonesian Peanut Sauté: I dont know where to start. Someone is a racist idiot. First of all, Indonesia is known for SATE, aka skewered flame grilled meat. These noodles seemed boiled. Hint: Dish includes broccoli, which doesnt exist in Indonesia. I want to slap someone, seriously. Dish was bland: Indonesian food is known for its sharp head-​imploding spiciness. The peanut sauce and sprouts are imitating Gado-​Gado. (Which is closer to a chef salad than the plate of noodles they dumped it on). The Indonesian staple is rice, noodles are from the Chinese and North… but we already established that the plane has crashed. Please, leave this dish on the bottom of the ocean where it belongs. Sidenote: it’s slightly spicy, and I wouldn’t order it again due to blasphemy and racism.

Unimpressed. I ordered the penne rosa pasta and my husband ordered the pot stickers. Both of which looked as if they were sloppily thrown together and old. Was luke warm in temperature, and it looked as if someone had ripped apart a chicken breast with their hands into 3 pieces and threw it on my food. While finishing ordering, the cashier handed me back my card and started yelling over me what the next person in line wanted. The staff members could care less if you came in or not, they’d probably prefer to not have to work. Sad to leave such a review, customer service is everything!

I LOVE the parmesan chicken with the penne rosa with spinach, tomatoes, and broccoli. Ahh so good.

From out of town. Ok for the price. Wouldn’t come again. Half the restaurant is filled the other half is ALL dirty tables and filthy floors… With 5 employees socializing behind the counter. Has been this way for half an hour. Finally someone complains and they start clearing tables. I get that it’s not a ‘high-​end’ place but the staff is way too casual and no one seems to take pride in what’s going on. Not worth the risk coming back.

I had the pad tai for lunch and let’s just say I had no desire to finish it. The restaurant is clean which is always nice but I would stray away from the pad tai, maybe get the Japanese pan or Wisconsin Mac.

The food here is good, but the service is not. Seems to be just a bunch of college kids that are not attentive. The manager seemed great but I’m a regular (because I work nearby) and he is the only one that gives good service. I know it’s just fast casual but at the register they don’t seem to care much. Food is good though.

Not too bad. I got their pad Thai and it did not disappoint. Their large portion was just a little more than I could handle, so I would recommend getting a small. Their Mac and cheese is great, especially if you’re the kind of person that likes the real deal versus the boxed stuff.

I really liked this place. My boyfriend and I were visiting from out of town and came here twice. Both times I got the Alfredo MontAmore with chicken. Sooo good! My boyfriend got the Spicy Chicken Caesar with tomato bisque, probably one of the best tomato bisques I’ve tried. Also don’t forget to try the cheesy garlic bread! I wish they would open one of these in LA!

This place would be amazing … if it were a cafeteria in a desolate antarctic outpost. That way they could justify the prices, blandness, and overall musty interior. We found a table that was only a little munged. All the noodles were edible, but only just. The steak, however, wasn’t up the that standard.

First and last time we eat here… I really wanted to give this place more than one star. I had the spaghetti and meatballs. Super dry super bland super blah. The meatballs are pre made Costco probably has better frozen meat balls than this place, my daughter had the Mac n cheese with meatballs and she said hers was dry as well, hardly any sauce and pretty bland. BUT if you like tomato basil soup, this one was pretty good so was the cheesy garlic bread. That’s it. just wasn’t impressed enough to give this place a second chance. One and done …

Get the Mac and Cheese. It’s not just for kids. Add your favorite meat to give variety.
Love this place.

I went here for lunch with my sister earlier today. Although the menu is hardly extensive, everything sounded so good that we had trouble making a decision on what to order. We ended up deciding on three different shall dishes to share.
The Japanese udon noodles were delicious with crunchy vegetables and a hint of spice. The pesto cavatappi was also tasty, although maybe a tad dry. However, the real highlight was the mac and cheese — creamy, gooey goodness.
I would have given five stars, but the service left a bit to be desired. They weren’t rude, just slightly inattentive. The girl at the cash register asked for our order but stayed talking to her friends before we could speak.

I have ordered the Japanese Dan Dan noodles and the Thai curry. Both are okay but nothing to write home about. The food was bland and unexciting.
On my first visit it seemed like a pretty chill place. Both figuratively and literally. The first time I ended up sitting outside because it was just too cold inside. The second time we stayed inside but I had to go to the car a grab a jacket before the food came.
The staff is friendly although a bit forgetful. On my second visit they forgot to even make one of our orders. We patiently waited for over 20 minutes after the first orders came. We at first thought maybe that order was more difficult. Then we noticed that everyone that had come in after is already had their meals. We went back to the counter to ask about the meal and all we got was a «whoops.» Seriously, not even an apology. Not exactly planning on a third visit.