Nothing But Noodles

I have experience better here. I ordered it To-​Go. Typically takes 15 minutes for a pick up so its quick and by my office. The background noise at the restaurant itself must be very loud, or their phone volume must be low. I was addressed very loudly 4 different times saying she could not hear me, and «What??» a lot. Which is fine to me, as long as my order is right. Which it was thankfully.
Ordered the Mozzarella Cheese Bread (4 pieces with marinara for 4.99 $) and the Southwest Chipotle Pasta with Chicken and sub Fettuccine Noodles (7.49 +2.99). With a To-​Go drink it was just under $ 19.00 so for a $ 20.00 lunch I was hoping it would be worth every morsel. The cheese bread, ¾ went to the trash. Literally 3 ½ cheese sticks went to the trash for a very rancid cheese taste. Not sure if they were just old, or what the deal was. My first experience with bad ones, normally they are great and cheesy. This time, the smell and taste was off, and definitely was not going to chance it.
The Southwest Chipotle is my favorite. The sauce is cheesy and has tons of flavor. The red peppers and onions really take it up a notch. The chicken is a great touch, I prefer the fettuccini noodles vs the penne pasta. I could handle it a bit spicier (think Spicy Cajun), but the flavor was right on point.
It was quick in and out. I hoped for more, so it has been a year or so since I have been here. The Capellini Primavera is another outstanding choice, as well as the Alfredo add, chicken and broccoli (my favorite).
This experience was a solid 2 star, but my others have been 4’s. So I am meeting halfway.

Nothing but Noodles is always fresh and tasty. They have a couple excellent items for those who are eating low carb too!

I have been to this particular location twice now. I have never had an issue with anything here. I normally get the spaghetti with meatballs. The reason I will not issue a 5 star rating is the fact all tables here were dirty the first time I dined. Otherwise everything was good here.

We came to eat at the German restaurant next door, but our son was really cranky (like…someone had replaced my sweet baby with a gremlin cranky) after a long day and we needed something quick and uncomplicated so we could be on our way. I ordered the thai peanut dish and it was probably one of the most inedible things I have ever been served. I am a lifetime member of the clean plate club and usually always finish my meal and out eat my husband by a lot. I couldn’t force myself to eat this no matter how hard I tried. I picked all the chicken out (I hate to see something I paid extra for go to waste) and left most of the noodles. It was the sauce. They used WAY too much and it was really strong and salty. It seemed similar to a chain we enjoy in Utah, but it was a major letdown.

Beyond delicious and beyond friendly! We just love this place! Great family restaurant

Just popped in for a quick lunch. Had never dined here before, didn’t know what to expect. It was simple, but good for the price. Very wide selection on the menu. Had good sweet tea — always a plus. Not too many people when I went at 4 pm. Nice and quiet. Didn’t have to wait long for food.

First time and we don’t think we will go back. Thai curry soup was just a bowl of noodles, hint the name I guess. Also ordered the Pad Thai. Certainly the worst I’ve had. An unfortunate $ 20.00. They also charge you $ 3.00 for adding chicken to a dish. Disappointed.

I love love love this place. I have been there for 4 – 5 times and i was never disappointed. I love their pad thai which has perfect blend of oriental flavours. I also like their tiramisu which has right amount of sweetness and melts in mouth. I would definately keep visiting the place.

Love the beef stroganoff and the lobster ravioli. I’ve never had a bad meal from here.

I’ve eaten here about 5 or 6 times and I always forget to leave a review, we’ll not today. I’ve eaten different pasta dishes but nothing IMO compares to the Basil Pesto, I guess you have to be a Pesto fan first but if you are their pesto is up there with the more expensive places. Their pot stickers are also delicious. And finally their staff is very friendly and the dishes are prepared pretty quickly. If you like noodle or pasta dishes you won’t be disappointed.

Great food and it’s not just noodles lol also great place to eat for vegetarians, staff is nice and good is served with very little wait. The Japanese teriyaki noodles are the best though.

The wife and I have Nothing but Noodles on our list of weekly pickups. She a Nurse and she picks up Food on her workdays. Makes it easier for warm food. WE enjoy the Store on Whitesburg. It is friendly, clean, tea and food are great. The Keylime Pie is the very best in the world. Little expensive, as I’ve noted to the owner for years.
The manager who runs the places it great and does a great job. Mr. Patel should give him a raise. Mike Phipps

The food is always hot and it’s large portions. Only giving it 3 stars because I feel like once you add a meat and veggies you could go to a nicer sit down restaurant and get the same thing but higher quality for the same price. Service can be hit or miss. I wish they had an option to get a smaller portion although sometimes they are nice and let you order the kids size portion.

I frequent this place it’s so good. I stick to the spicy cajun, chipotle or the santa fe pasta each time. 3 cheese macaroni is good as well, but I prefer a little spice. I’ve had the bleu cheese wedge and greek salad as well and thought they were good. With as many times as I’ve been there, I’ve never had too little food or bad service so I’m not sure why it was different for the other reviewers. Perhaps being a regular helps or something. The main guy there is incredibly nice. If you have a bad experience, I’d chat with him. I went with my exchange student friend once who accidentally ordered something with nuts. He fixed the problem and was kind even though it wasn’t their fault.

The gluten-​free menu was quite tasty. Portion sizes were very large enough for two meals or one dish for two people. They seem to understand how to handle gluten-​free food to not cross contaminate. Overall this was a very positive experience.

The place was rather empty at lunch time but we risked to try it. The food came fast and it was hot. It seemed a little too greasy for me but tasted ok. The portions were pretty small. And the prices were a little too high for noodles.

I know it’s Memorial Day, but can at least one employee care about their job here? Service was lackluster to say the least. As for the food, 2 of the 3 dishes were bad. The spicy Japanese noodles were fine, but my wife’s lobster ravioli was greasy and sub-​par. And the chicken in the lettuce wraps was incredibly salty. A real disappointment.
Edited a day later to note that my wife got sick from the food that night, and didn’t not have a good experience. How do I remove the 1 star I gave them?

I really like this place, and not just for noodles! The menu is set up perfectly for you to get pretty much anything you want! You choose the type of dish you want, then you can add meats, veggies, and change types of pasta too. They have a lot of variety from Asian to Italian. My favorite dish is probably the Pad Thai (and yes, I’m aware its nothing like a Thai restaurants Pad Thai, but its still good!). The portions are pretty big, so its pretty easy to make two meals out of one of the pasta bowls. I like to get a half salad and a kids alfredo and its the perfect amount and I spend the same as I would have if I bought a regular sized bowl (you are limited in pasta options if you go this route though, the kids only have about 5 choices).
Its going to sound pretty weird, but this is also one of my favorite places for low carb options too! They have a bunch of different salads (all of which you can add meat to) and they have turned some of their pasta dishes into meat, veggie, and sauce options too. The chicken lettuce wraps appetizer is one of my favorites and pretty tasty!

This place seems to get a bad rap, but I’ve always liked it. It’s a cool concept for a restaurant and I appreciate it (probably because I have a deep love for all things pasta).
I usually get one of the American or Italian dishes. I’m actually embarrassed to say that I’ve never tried one of the Asian style dishes, maybe someday. I love the pesto pasta dish, although it really is swimming in pesto sauce. I love pesto though so it’s right up my alley.
They offer very generous portions (enough for two meals really, so you might want to box half of it up to go). I love the long thin break sticks they serve with the dish and the food comes out fairly quickly, even when they’re busy.

I gave this restaurant an overall 2 for the following reasons:
— tables & countertops were dirty, it was dinner time and the dining room was semi crowded.
— cashier did use suggestive selling to the hilt — did I want a salad? How about a drink? Would you like some meat in that?
A little over the top, I think, but if they’re trained to do that, then he did it extremely well. It was just not appreciated. I mean, after every single item? c’mon!
I ordered the sesame noodles and pot stickers to go. Since I’m just right around the corner, I thought the veggies would still be fairly crisp, but within 4 mins, the veggies were very very soft. Green onions and red bell peppers were mushy and already lost their color and crispness. The tofu was extra firm and cut very small. A little bit too tough for being tofu. Disappointing.
I though the noodle portion plus pot stickers for almost $ 15 was a bit too high when one can go to a Chinese place and have the buffet for less WITH a drink.
I will not go back again.