Have heard good thing about Noah's in Stonington CT. Any reviews would be appreciated, menu, service etc. Thanks (2 replies, last updated by Pam May 20, 2002)

I don’t want to get into a discussion of the relative merits of Noah's bagels, but I got some bagels today from my local and found them spngier and more wonderbready than I remember. Has anyone else noticed a change... (3 replies, last updated by free sample addict aka Tracy L October 27, 2009)

Tried a few of the Pumpkin items at Noah's Pumpkin bagel – Standard Noah's bagel with a pumpkin tinge to it but little pumpkin flavor Pumpkin smear – mainly relies on spicing for flavor. Sort of along the pumpkin... (1 reply, last updated by ilovepumpkins November 14, 2008)

katz’s is big and schmaltzy (pun intended), whereas noah's ark is completely lacking is any sort of historical kitsch/charm. but, give the new guy a chance (they already have a very successful set-up in new jersey); the... (2 replies, last updated by Fulminating January 17, 2004)

Both places have great food. Menus are driven by season-available seafood Noah's is a bit more rowdy especially at peak seating 6:30-8:30, WSC less so. You can’t go wrong at either place. I prefer Noah's (5 replies, last updated by Corinne October 26, 2003)

I noticed that the 3 closest former Noah's Bagels (National/Barrington, Pico/Beverwil, and Pico/Westwood) are now a faux french bakery type of place. Does anyone know if this bakery bought out the chain in this area or is it... (4 replies, last updated by Mike Kilgore October 20, 2001)

We’ve purchased a package at the Inn at Stonington which includes dinner at Boom, Noah's, or Skipper’s Dock? Which would you go to? For reference, we had Sunday brunch at Noah's about a year ago and we liked the food... (7 replies, last updated by lexpatti February 21, 2007)

I know the reviews of Noah's Ark on this board have been mixed, but we had a great experience for my father’s 70th birthday party there on Sunday. I won’t go into detail on the food except to say that it was very good... (1 reply, last updated by Deli Guy October 27, 2004)

to say that Noah's Ark’s version blew Skaf’s out of the water. I know, I’ll go back to Skaf’s and try their fish, but like I said, I always order the koobideh/lula kebabs as my first try. Anyway,... (16 replies, last updated by Diana August 13, 2007)

from work. No problem. If you are in the area, do not give your money to Noah's, but go to their competitor: Eclair Bakery. Just walk 2 blocks down from the Berkeley store on Telegraph, and this other bakery is right next to... (20 replies, last updated by The Chowhound Team October 19, 2007)

Enjoyed a meal last week at Noah's Ark, on Grand St. It opened in the location of the old Grand Avenue Deli. Very much enjoyed Noah's Ark. The place was hopping, the staff was reasonably alert and very friendly, and the restaurant... (5 replies, last updated by Noam Sokolow August 15, 2004)

of there at a moment’s notice) hopefully the recs will include places where the bill can be settled quite quickly. Please don’t list Noah's or Starbucks. I’ve heard that Arizmendi (sp?) is good, but not sure they... (5 replies, last updated by oakjoan September 17, 2006)

Has anyone been before? (0 replies, last updated by noah March 3, 2005)

Dinner Sat. night with friends. Which of the restaurants in the village is the best? Noah's, Boom, Captain’s, Water Street ? (2 replies, last updated by icculus November 28, 2005)

Any tips on where in Chinatown I can find a good selection of dried seaweeds? Thanks! (1 reply, last updated by CTownFeedR August 19, 2004)