Noodles and Company

I haven't been to Noodles & Company in a while. We came on a spur of the moment. I ended up trying out their Duo combo. The dumplings were pretty good. My noodles were okay. It did have a lot of oil, especially in the bottom, and I'm not sure if that's normal or not. The ingredients seem high quality, it's just I couldn't quite finish it since I try to avoid too much oil in my food.

I don't know about other people but I'm particularly against plastics. I was getting ready to order and I had to wait in line a long time. While I was waiting I watched the cook in the back. He was using a melted spatula that you use for mixing bowls. I asked the clerk why he was using plastic. Her response was we've used that spatula since we opened. The young girl didn't look like she was old as Stapleton. I have eaten at noodles for many years. I suppose I'll never go back again.

Well, not the best Noodles & Co. we have been to, but it wasn't quite bad. The whole place felt like it was closed with how dark and atmospheric the whole place was. The music was also so quiet, it felt like it was haubted whispers suggesting we get "jiggy wit it." But the service was good. The dude at the front counter was super friendly and appologized for our minimal wait time. They even got our food out on time too. Just a shame the meals were all just... Okay.

We had not eaten at Noodles since we moved from WI. On a trip to Denver ran into this one and HAD to eat. The menu has been updated a bit but still the same great flavor!! Kinda want the flat bread back, but the new bread is good also. A must eat for any location!!

Ordered and had delivered by UberEats and paid $16.95 for the stuffed pasta with mushrooms and spinach and added the Parmesan crusted chicken. There was absolutely NO sauce so it was extremely dry, more parsley than the few pieces of spinach other than that the chicken was good. Not happy