Noodles & Company

Excellent service and food! Our server Schylar was very helpful. Everything was delicious, especially the cheesy garlic bread. ¹⁰⁄₁₀ would definitely recommend to others! :)

The spot is ok pictures are a bit deceiving portions are quite small other than that the food tasted fine service was ok

Good fast food which is a diversion from the standard fast food fare. This establishment was clean, I went for lunch and there was plenty of seating. Price was reasonable but add ons to bowls did increase cost rather significantly. I liked my curry bowl and the Pad Thai was pretty good with chicken on it.

I’ve been to the Westbury location many times. This location has more space and plenty of parking. I got my usual, parmesan chicken penned Rosa which was it’s standard. My sister tried something new with the Indonesian peanut noodles. It was too spicy for her and kind of rubbery. We still love N&C, just narrowing down their better dishes from not so good ones

I’ve been to a couple of locations and I enjoy them all. The potstickers are just the right amount of heat and there’s lots of flavor. I’ve had many of their dishes. My fave is the Mac n cheese but the pesto cavatappi is real good. All the Asian dishes are good also. My least favorite are the meatballs. Will go back.

Pad Thai is good. Nice staff and pleasant atmosphere. In my rotation for lunch for sure.

I came into the new Hyde park location with high expectations and an empty stomach. I passed by Noodle and Company each day en route to work anticipating its grand opening and in love with the idea of a restaurant dedicated to one of my favorite foods. While I was unimpressed by her knowledge of the various menu items, I was greeted warmly and quickly by the girl at the register. Being fans of Thai like preparations of noodles, I ordered the Indonesian Peanut Sauté and my wife the Bangkok Curry then proceeded to take our seats in the tastefully designed dining area. No more than 5 minutes later our food arrived. Unfortunately, while the service, space, and beer offerings were satisfying, the food was not. We found the food to be poorly seasoned, some bites bland others not, the chicken in my dish was dry and over cooked both of which providing for a low end and prepackaged experience. Maybe my expectations were too high but what I expected from Noodle & Co was specialization, expertise in the field of noodles but instead we came away feeling like we’d be better off going to one of the many Italian or Thai spots in the area for our next noodle experience.

Decent food with good price. I normally order noodle with Thai green curry sauce. It is delicious.

Inedible.
I order a bunch of different dishes since it was our first time eating there.
Cesar Salad — spoiled and gag worthy dressing… I had to use mouthwash to get the horrible taste out of my mouth
Pot stickers — a wad… that’s my best explanation
Pad Thai — disgusting rubbery mess with uncooked noodles
Penne Rosa — doesn’t fit their description by any means, didn’t taste good or look very appetizing.
Mac and Cheese– the only reason for the star… plain on run of the mill mac and cheese, and the only thing we were able to actually eat.
Never ever again.
I asked for my receipt and the kid behind the register was like oh yeah I forgot. I said well can you reprint it. Uhh I don’t know how.
Horrible in ever shape and form.

I’m a fan of Noodles & Company. Love the idea of different type of noodles in one shop. This location was very quiet when I came. I had the Japanese Pan Noodles with steak and it was very good. Would definitely recommend it.

Really tasty, good service, but way too oily! Omg! My boyfriend got the balsamic chicken dish and he said it was a little bland but overall okay. I got te chicken parm noodles and while it was pretty tasty I saw the amount of oil left on the bottom and it was like soup! So much grease it really is unhealthy.

Some dishes of Noodles & Co really impress (like the Wisconsin Mac & Cheese) and others seem very… hmm… the dishes feel incredibly pieced together, like they lack a certain cohesiveness. This new location is great, and it’s nice to have a new faster-​food option in the area (not calling it fast food here).
It’s a nice establishment and I always like the soda machines, they’re always fun to play around. It’s a difficult temptation after coming out of my gym which is just across the parking lot.
The portion size for Noodles is also pretty large, so I tend to opt for the smaller variety and grab a beer as well.

I have been to the westbury location a few times, & I have found myself jockeying for a seat or feeling pressured to eat & run due to ppl. waiting for a table. In contrast, not only is this location larger but it is also less busy. Here are some of the highlights for me:
Pasta (or noodles) were cooked well during every visit
Parmesan encrusted chicken has great flavor, and shouldn’t be missed
Large rice crispy treats for $ 2
A regular sized noodle dish will cost you around $ 8, & they include:
Steak stroganoff — Could use more steak but the sauce is thick enough to fill you up
Alfredo montamore — wish it was thicker than a textbook Alfredo, but still good flavor
Penne pesto rosa — tomato based sauce has a touch of cream & little bit of heat
Pesto cavatappi — found this dish to be kinda bland, even with the Parmesan chicken
Wisconsin Mac & cheese — a big hit with the kids. For $ 6 you get the meal along with a choice of two sides, usually applesauce & a rice crispy treat for us.
They also have a few sandwiches, appetizers & soups that I have yet to try if so many carbs aren’t your thing. I can’t forget to mention they offer a variety of beers as well as red & white wines.
Portions are a bit on the small side for me, however the service has always been friendly & I find the food is a good value for the price, especially when feeding the whole family.

Visited here for the first time on 1÷16÷16. I think this location is fairly new. They have a decent variety of noodle options and combinations ranging from Italian to Greek to Asian. The process of ordering is similar to a lot of other places these days. You order at the counter by choosing your noodles, your meat (if any) and whatever other «add-​ons» suit your fancy. You are then given a number and instructed to find a table. You display the number when seated and you’re served at your table. If your limited in time and grabbing lunch during work, it’s good to know that the wait is a little longer than fast food, but not nearly as long as waiting at a restaurant.
I went with a few other people and we tried a bunch of different dishes. We all tasted one anothers and I think they were all pretty good and the ingredients were fresh, but nothing was overly fantastic. I did feel that the portion sizes were on the small side, unless you’re a 5 foot tall, 95 pound female.
I would say that I have no going back again, but I’m not going to be there twice a week for lunch and dinner.

3.5 stars.
This is a large, new Noodles & Company location on Jericho Turnpike next to a Vitamin Shoppe and LA Fitness. My boyfriend and I have tried N&C before this location opened and weren’t super impressed, but I received a buy-​one-​entrée-​get-​one-​free coupon in the mail and we couldn’t pass up the chance to have some half free food.
We decided to try different entrees than we had before, so I chose the beef stroganoff and he chose the Indonesian peanut sauté with chicken ($ 20 total before the discount). We ordered at the counter and waited to take our meal home. Unlike the other location in Garden City, there isn’t a great place to wait for your take-​out food by the counter. We hovered at a counter with bar stools, which I think was meant to for dining customers, but it was the best place we could hang by the counter without being in the way.
Each regular sized entrée provided a substantial amount of food. The peanut sauté came with a couple of lime slices for spritzing with juice. My boyfriend was a big fan of the meal, but I was overwhelmed by the spices. I will admit that I have a low tolerance for spicy foods, but I felt like I couldn’t distinguish between flavors and just raw, overpowering spice. The chicken was tender, but I think the dish could have used more meat.
My beef stroganoff tasted good. I liked the mushroom cream sauce, but didn’t get the «sherry» out of it, and I felt that the noodles were very dry. The egg noodles were very big and some of them were stuck together into large noodle conglomerates. There were a lot of mushrooms but not enough beef, and some of the beef was a little bit mushy and just didn’t have a pleasant mouthfeel.
Overall, I would probably come back because the boyfriend is a pretty big fan of the entrees he has had (he likes the udon, too). I also have a $ 4 off $ 10+ online ordering coupon, which I am sure will come in handy when I don’t feel like cooking one night before it expires.

first time I went I wasn’t impresses because they did not cook the food the way I wanted at the one on old country road. but this place cooked it perfectly and the food was good. prices aren’t to bad but it adds up fast when you get a meal a side and drink and it comes out to $ 16+

I came to this location and I loved it. Im used to going to the westbury location. However, this location was even better. Brand new and clean. Great parking lot and the employees were extremely nice. Great experience. Want to come back!

Whatever you do do not get the Japanese something bowl naked. It is not good. I imagine it’s perfectly good on the days when you don’t get itnajed, but my mother thought it would be a good idea to get a naked bowl and it was terrible.
The day my mom and I went they had just opened and we were the only people there. The staff was nice but they were way too many people considering again we were the only people there. They were almost too nice because they were just fighting over each other to take care of us since I’m sure they were still training the new employees. It was a little awkward but the place is clean and they’re excited and I’m more than willing to get this place another try.
I’m giving them for stores because the food was good. I may have hated the naked bowl, but it was still good. And we also should the pad Thai which was quite yummy. They’ve had some desserts look good I may have to partake in them sometime in the future. And it’s a nice location they’ve got a great parking lot which gives a whole lot going for it. And they repair the gym so hopefully they’ll get more business soon. I’d like to see this location take off and stick around for a while

Had the Mac and cheese and Thai curry soup. Absolutely delicious and tasted really fresh.

Invited to the soft opening today via a link from Newsday. Small charitable contribution to American Red Cross and I was able to order any entrée, a side and a beverage. Going all out with the Thai Hot Pot with extra chiles and sautéed shrimp, a Thai Curry soup which I will gift a certain friend with and an unsweetened ice tea!
Nice natural light in the dining room, everyone enjoying their meals. Mine to go back to the office– will report on the food quality later!
Had to get this in as first to review
Update– while not exactly authentic the Thai Hot Pot was flavorful and filling. It was full of veggies and shrimp. I would have liked a little color or char on the shrimp and they misunderstood me and subbed the shrimp for the pulled pork and chicken instead of adding it to the mix, but they did spice it up with extra chills and the noodles were toothsome!