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Noodles and Company

Name: Noodles and Company
Address: 1812 Southgate Rd, Colorado Springs, CO, 80906, US
Telephone: (719) 385-0800
Price range: $$$

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rhonda blaine

Apr 28, 2018

The food gets to you fast but isn't fast food. The Japanese Pan Noodles are to die for. The server helped me set up the rewards app on my phone and gave my husband and me a giant snickerdoodle. Very nice and helpful staff. Clean restaurant and bathrooms.

Tyson Brown

Feb 8, 2018

The kids said the Mac and cheese was the best date ever had! I told them it wasn't quite as good as the lobster mac and cheese that they had had three nights before, but that they were still entitled to their own opinion 😏. They also loved the spaghetti and meatballs. I thought the Pad Thai was pretty good considering, and the Korean Beef was good but pretty spicy.

Amarante Lucero

May 16, 2018

Nope! This is another uber expensive place where the food is NOT another to drive for. We drove about 20 minutes because I was looking for some soup, instead we were served a plop of some sort of noodle stuff in an oversized bowl that made what that served us look so tiny. For the two of us $20, hey took about 10 minutes to get it out to you but for that $20 it was minuscule. Nope, not going back, nope not recommending it to anyone, and nope just nothing. I remember a burger at Sonic more then I remember the food at this place.

Ka Tie

Mar 13, 2018

Their Mac and Cheese is delicious. Service is fast. I didn't care for the meatballs. They have one of those fancy soda machines.

Vic O.

Jan 1, 2018

The food was okay. One order turned out well but the Wisconsin Mac and Cheese looked like something a college student would throw together for two dollars. Really wish the pictures were more accurate/detailed since I thought I'd get more for my money. And speaking of money, the prices aren't even on the menu! The employees weren't great, but and seemed a bit too carefree. Bad experience, would not recommend to a friend.

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