Noah's Grill & Pizza

This is one of the best, by far, Italian restaurants in the area. There is nothing fancy about it, and you order at the counter. They bring the food to your table.We had the lasagna and Supreme calzone. They were delicious and we will be back. The portions are huge.For an Italian food lover, this is hard to beat!My rating is for the quality of the food only. I would prefer to have service at the table, but the food makes up for it.

This place has excellent pizza. I'm a pizza snob and I really enjoy their pizzas. They also have a great calzones and strombolis. Their subs are really awesome as wellService is not as spectacular. The owner is a great guy and if you ever get a chance to meet him he's awesome. Employees are hit-and-miss. It seems as if, just like many other places these days, they are hired and immediately let loose on the public without any training on how to effectively serve the public, be courteous and smile. Wait time sometimes is a,little long, but it's a pizza joint, sooooo, if you want super fast, then go to the drive thru and get a Whopper. So, food gets 5 stars. Service gets 3 stars. Final score: 4 stars

Ill tell you that for a quickservice Italian restaurant the food is decent. The Pizza though no where near true authentic NY Style Pizza is still very good. The Chix Alfredo is good. If you order a tossed salad and eat their its way better than ordering it to go, anemic lettuce and leaves nothing to be desired. The prices to me for around here are a little high but manageable. My only real issue is with the creepy owner/manager (I think he's the owner). He makes you feel very uncomfortable when your in their always staring at everyone. I do like the fact that he actually works with his employees and helps when they need it. Overall decent place!

First time here and not the last. Had the chicken Philly and was pretty tasty. Staff was friendly and restaurant was clean. Right off I-95 so easy in and out. Always like to support the local places.

I think this restaurant may have moved and is now located between McDonald's and MiCasitas near I-95. We've been wanting to give it a try and so we went today. Huge disappointment!When we walked in the door we were not greeted at all. There is no sign posted that I saw to direct you to be seated or to place your order first. (You order 1st) The young lady who took our order was kind enough to point out the special of the day, a large 2 topping pizza, which we went with. After adding 3 drinks it wasn't quite $17, so the price was decent. We were given our cups and off we went to the drink machine. Both sweet and unsweet teas were labeled 'out of order'. There were no napkins to be had. (These were restocked while we were there). Next, to the tables. I don't know what they are cleaning with, but you can see streaks everywhere the rag hits. Our table was very sticky, I had to peel my arm off. When our Pizza was brought to the table the man was wearing food service gloves. I don't know how long he'd had them on, but our plates and plastic ware were also handed out with the gloves. My plate appeared greasy. On to the pizza, greasy!! I put mine on napkins (that they brought to the table) and used more to dry up some of the grease. No crisp to the crust at all. We were very disappointed with the entire experience. We won't be back.

This review is for the new location that just opened in Dunn. My family and I went to Noah's for lunch today and arrived at noon as they were opening. We were the first patrons there and as we entered, no one spoke or even acknowledged that we had come in. We sat ourselves in a booth and waited for a server. After about five minutes, we had still not been waited on, so I went to the register and was only told after asking the cashier, that we needed to order with her. You would think they would be nice enough to let people know that instead of just standing there staring into space while we sit at our table. Now for the food itself: the taste of the food was pretty good, but my sub barely even had anything on it. It was mostly bread. I'm adding a picture to show you as well. Also, my wife and mother in law ordered side salads with their pasta and we had to remind them to bring the salads out and didn't get them until we were almost finished with our entrees.All in all, I'll probably try Noah's again just to give them the benefit of the doubt, maybe they're still working the kinks out. But they're on thin ice, hopefully the staff and portion size will improve, otherwise they may be out of business in six months.

After taking almost 45 minutes in a empty restaurant for us to get our food we were greeted by cold garlic knots with no garlic and unmelted butter, along with cold Stromboli's with fake steak and fake chicken. The dough in the Stromboli was awful and tasted like cardboard. My grandmother's pizza had several large pieces of black hair in it. We had to wait in line because the person in front of us was complaining about burnt pizza, and as soon as we ordered another man showed up to complain about his take out order being burnt. The entire staff was colder than the food and didn't even apologize for having to recook the pizza and bringing it out 10 minutes after the rest of the food. The tea was spoiled but the soda machine worked well so that's the only plus. Noah's 2 (The location I ate at) also has a 90.5 sanitation rating and it is obvious why, two employees were blocking the exit smoking. This place is complete garbage and I will never ever return. May God have mercy on your soul if you eat at this terrible restaurant.

I stopped in to try this place after picking up my daughter from school. Saw that lasagna was on the menu for around $8. Got the kids pizza. They seemed to like it. I'm giving the review one star because the lasagna was stouffers. I knew after the first bite. It's a distinctive skunk taste. I can't be fooled. I've eaten that garbage before. I'll never go back to this place.

It's so/so, in store meals are better then delivery. food is always a mess and spilled out and tearing the bag