Noodles and Company — Restaurant in Manhattan

Noodles has some pretty decent food, although it's nothing really revolutionary , and most of it you could make yourself at home with little difficulty, but that's not as convenient as ordering out which is the point. The staff has always been attentive and nice everytime I've been in which is something you really expect going into a business but isn't always the focus of some places these days.

Their rewards program is terrible. For example, you need to spend $188 to get a free regular entree and that does NOT include proteins which means you get a bowl of noodles for your $200 with tax included, but hey they will give you a cookie once a year on your birthday 🤣

This particular location is rarely ever busy so if you want a pretty quick lunch, you can...

The cashier was a very nice young man. He took his time with me, as it was my first time eating here and I wanted food for myself and my 7yr old daughter. He even helped me with the rewards program. The food was pretty tasty but the price was unacceptable for the amount of food they served. When asked why I didn't receive the proper amount of veggies that weren't even visible, the reply was "we measure it out" and it clearly was no veggies in the bowl, well enough to be noticed. I also felt the rudeness of the female employees as I asked to have more veggies and shrimp. You could hear them talking and the body language was so rude. I also had to order more Alfredo sauce for my daughter's meal which I felt was still met with some resistance I'm unsure if I will...

Food is awesome but I've been two times and both times have been the wrong order. The first time they did everything they could to get my order correct so that one was fine but the second time the lady taking my order was very rude, she misunderstood what I said and after I looked at the receipt and told her what I had actually wanted to order she got upset and raised her voice at her coworkers and then as I was going to request a drink and pay for it she basically ushers me aside and started the next customers order. It was only me and the other customer in the store so there was no rush, and she obviously just wanted me to move on as if it...