Noodles and Company

Food was burnt. Soup was about half full. Noodles were disgusting. I called and the person on the phone said he has to speak to his manager and have someone call me back but he never took my number or any info to even call back. I had to drive all the way back and I returned it all. I will never eat at this location again. I had to literally clean off the drink machine to get my drink. The place was also not very clean.

Let me tell you, Kara or Cara, (sorry idk how to spell it), was super kind and efficient. At 9:15pm and this woman still had a good attitude. Thank you for the pasta. She fr stuffed the bowl. Here’s a shot of my bowl mid meal. Immaculate. This pesto cavatappi never lets me down. Chicken and noodles were in abundance tonight. Bless your soul. My fiancé approves.

I never received the $9 worth of extras I ordered. I placed a delivery for a meal with shrimp and additional veggies, plus a side and free shareable. Although the instructions were included on my receipt AND my lid, I did NOT receive the shrimp or additional vegetables and didn’t realize this until I got home. On top of this, the soup I ordered was only half full, no spoon included. So essentially, I paid an extra $9 for…nothing, and an addition $4 for half a container of soup. I do want to point out that I used a coupon for a free side as well, so it seems like some of my food was “forgotten” to compensate for the coupon. I do NOT recommend this location.

Been here a couple of times before, with visits that are few and far in between. But I do go back to see if things have changed or improved since my last visit. This time I ordered Pad Thai, as the other items on the menu were like new inventions, not really the traditional noodles. Once again, I wasn’t very enthusiastic with my dinner. The Pad Thai noodles were al dente. Does the chef know that Asian noodles should be soft? Perhaps I needed a knife so I don’t have to be slurping the long noodles. There is an extra charge to add meat. I chose diced chicken. The dish was tasty, and had the right ingredients of a traditional Pad Thai except that it was a bit greasy with light vegetable of olive oil. This definitely was an American Style recipe. If they can’t get my Pad Thai right, I doubt if I would even try their other Asian noodles.Note to self: If you get cravings for Pad Thai, go to a mom and pop Thai restaurant. Lastly, I’ve been to several Noodles and Company restaurants, and each restaurant has their own style of preparing their dishes.

We stopped here for take out. The service was fast and friendly and the place looked clean. The staff was knowledgeable about various allergy related items on their menu. They offer a patio for those who like to enjoy their meal outside. The location is convenient, but maybe a bit difficult to find at first.