Noah’s Ark Restaurant

The best, a staple, prices are a lil high but the food is phenomenal I highly recommend

I make sure I come to this place every time I am in Bremerton. Absolutely superb food with a home town atmosphere. There are so many incredible choices on the menu I always defer to Brenda who has been 3 for 3 on outstanding recommendations. The entire staff is always friendly and the food is always delicious. Thanks Brenda for always pointing me in the right direction. This place is a must visit. You guys are the best.

Great place to eat interesting choices not just your average hamburger stand. Also has gluten-​free options and :-) fries for the kids. Very family-​friendly, a great place to eat.

Good food, like home cooking. Staff is friendly and courteous. Portions are huge and very tasty

I had an awesome burger. The menu is diverse, the atmosphere pleasant, and the staff is outgoing and really glad to be there. I love the food and the people, so I’ll be going back!

On weekdays arrive before or after the 11 – 12 rush from the nearby shipyard. This is a favorite to many hard working people. Nice large sandwiches, delicious shakes, friendly service.

For a family of three the total was $ 40. If I wanted to pay $ 40 for a meal I’d have gone to a place that serves you.
This place is mediocre at best but the price tag takes stars away.
Sure, they’re friendly and know the regulars, but the price doesn’t justify the door value or taste.
Onto the next place.

The food was alright. I mean I’ve had worse. We got a classic philly and a classic gyro. The Philly had waaaay to many onions on it, far more than it had meat, and it would have tasted good if it wasn’t overwhelmed with onions. The gyro didn’t have enough meat on it either, it could have used easily 3 times as much meat. But it had good flavor, and the tzaziki was good which is hard I come by. Oh and it would’ve been betta if it had some feta. See what I did there. We also ordered a chocolate malt because they raved about their old fashioned shakes. And while it wasn’t a bad shake, it had too much Hershey’s syrup. Which doesn’t not belong in an old fashioned shake. Good ol hand dipped ice cream does.
So for the food being sup par, they should drop their prices by a buck or two. $ 4 for a meh shake. No thanks.

The only thing that makes them different from any other fast food place would their shakes. I couldn’t give them one star, simply because the staff was super friendly. Here is what went down, I showed up at 7:50 on a Saturday night (they close at 8, oops). I got a bbq burger that was way over done (smelt burt when I opened the Styrofoam box), they decided to give us fries and onion rings for no apparent reason, and everything lacked flavor. Food D-​, People B+, Restaurant/​atmosphere C-.

humm, torn. I enjoy bringing my daughter here. But am not a big fan of the price vs portion.
Gyro; umm after living in Chicago some odd years, I love Chicago’s Gyros BETTER. Won’t eat these again.
I DO live their fried Zucchini, BUT they give you about ½ a medium/​small zucchini. Not worth the price.
Kids meals are nice and just enough for my daughter, but why not offer a tiny box of raisins or small amount of grapes? (something healthy to go along with the fried food)
FOr my Gyro, Zucchini, childs meal and a small drink my total was 17 $. But they do have a variety food choices.

Tastey but feels a touch pricey. Main draw for me will be the extensive list of available American comfort food.

We had lunch today with my 2 grandkids and wife. We read the reviews and went. The food was mediocre or worse. We had a chicken pesto pita, large garden salad, grilled cheese and hot dog with fries. Everything was tasteless and expensive. We won’t ever go back.
One redeeming quality was the staff was friendly… sorry the food is terrible for their sake. It was crowded, but why???

This place is the BOMB! Friendly staff big portions lot of verity on the menu to choose from and great prices. The Sea Combo is tops and includes a little of everything the ocean has to offer. Top it off with some Ivar’s clam chowder and I was in heaven. This dinner has become a must stop for me whenever I visit town in the future.

I always get the cheeseburger, it is juicy, and well dressed. A bit messy to eat, but oh so good. Great, friendly service. Orders are made to order, and done relatively quickly.

Yum! High end diner food with food made with real ingredients and real butter. Quirky Noah’s Ark décor but super friendly staff and fun, delicious food.

I’ll give an A for effort but I totally hated this place. It’s overpriced and the food is not all that. Too many people hype this place up. Just yuk. We ordered the philly cheese steak, gyro, chicken kids meal and milkshake. Never again. This place is a joke.

Had the Ark burger, fries, and a fountain drink. The combo quickly doubled the price of the burger. Noticed other patrons ordering water, but I didn’t want water.
Burger was slightly above average. Bun was soft in the middle but toasty on the outside. Vegetables on the burger were crisp. Bacon and burger meat were not extraordinary.
Fries were thick cut, not quite «steak» fries that were cooked perfectly.
Would rate four stars, however I was expecting a burger and fry to come in below the $ 10 spot. If you drink water, it just may.

Prices are always pretty high. But here In kitsap this is probably one of the best restaurants around. Great customer service. Always polite and friendly. Milkshakes are to die for. And that pesto pita!!! You have to get the grilled onions and mushrooms or its just not the same.

Today, I wanted a treat. A really good hamburger, maybe a shake, and definitely some crispy, hot french fries. I considered closer places, but when I’m in this sort of mood, let’s be honest — only Noah’s Ark can cut it.
Their burgers are top-​notch — possibly the best in town. They have the basic «Ark burger» but also mushroom burgers and patty melts, and even a «burger dip» if you want to get messy. (Pro tip: try the patty melt with grilled onions and a little horseradish. It’s the best.) Their reuben sandwich is pretty amazing, and their grilled chicken is surprisingly good.
And the french fries — the french fries! Hot, crispy, thick, salty, and yummy. If you’re feeding three or more people, just go for it and get the bucket of fries… trust me, you’ll eat it! And you can fight over the little smiley-​face fry at the very bottom. The onion rings, fried mushrooms, and mozzarella sticks are all lip-​smacking good, too, but the fries are amazing.
The «old-​fashioned» shakes really are, and you can taste the difference, in a rich chocolate shake that tastes as rich as history, and is almost (but not quite!) too thick to drink through a straw.
Service is friendly and fast, without being brusque. Noah’s Ark has the feeling of a family business — you can tell that they know who their regulars are, but they treat everyone with a smile and an eye for detail. Watching your order get rung in with nimble fingers on an old-​school ten-​key cash register (no computer screens here!) is both charming and mind-​boggling. «Working here, I’ve got to be fast!» my cashier told me today. And I don’t doubt it.
It’s probably a good thing I don’t live closer to Noah’s Ark. It’s a treat I would indulge in more often than I should — and I would love it every time.

I’d say this place is somewhere in between a fast food chain and a sit-​down restaurant (and I think the prices reflect that). You order at the counter and then about 5 – 10 minutes later, you pick up your food (which means no tipping – yay!).
I’ve been here several times and ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh man am I addicted to their burgers! I have tried the Ark as well as the teriyaki burger, and both are absolutely delicious. My husband has also tried the guacamole and he found it really tasty. I was a little surprised by the price ($ 6), but felt that the price was worth it given the quality and taste. I would also recommend their chocolate milkshake, which I found yummy as well. The service is always friendly and my food is always hot. Two thumbs up!