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Noah's
Introducing Noah's: A Hidden Gem in Stonington, CT
Located at 113 Water St, Stonington, CT 06378, Noah's is more than just a restaurant; it’s a cherished local establishment that has been delighting patrons since the late 1970s. Tucked away on a quaint street, it brings a relaxed vibe complementing the scenic water view. Here, every meal feels like a warm embrace, welcoming visitors to savor each bite amidst the charming atmosphere.
The reviews paint a vibrant picture of Noah's, echoing sentiments of excellent food, friendly service, and inviting decor. Marion Cooper describes the atmosphere as perfect for initiating a day of exploration. It seems no one leaves disappointed, as Debbie J highlights the restaurant's versatility, catering to both vegan diets and traditional preferences alike. Whether you’re nestled at the bar or cozied up in a booth, the hospitable environment invites leisurely dining.
Noah's shines brightly with its diverse menu that boasts something for everyone. Notable dishes include:
- House Salad: A refreshing mix of greens, tomatoes, cucumbers, and onions with your choice of dressing, starting at just US$6.00.
- Cobb Salad: A delightful offering that includes rows of creamy avocado, savory bacon, and grilled organic chicken breast, making it a fulfilling meal at US$14.00.
- Wild Blueberry Pancakes: A must-try for breakfast lovers, praised by Taseen Anwar as the best pancakes he's ever had.
One of the unique aspects of Noah's is the personalized approach to your meal. Diners can create their own "Boro Bowl" by choosing from a variety of toppings and sauces, ensuring each bowl is a tailored experience. Think of mixing diced tomatoes, edamame, and Cabot sharp cheddar over a base of rice or quinoa — a delightful blend of flavors that’s as hearty as it is nutritious.
The ambiance is enhanced by local photography adorning the walls, capturing the spirit of Stonington, truly making it a feast for both the eyes and the palate. The old-world aesthetic, paired with a friendly staff, allows guests to unwind and relish their meals without feeling rushed. James Fox's encounter illustrates this perfectly; he found warmth not just in the food, but in the entire experience at Noah's.
In essence, Noah's is a perfect blend of tradition, community, and quality culinary offerings. Don’t miss the chance to explore this local treasure while enjoying the picturesque views of Connecticut's coastline. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, make a reservation and prepare for an exceptional dining experience!'
People talk
Our Guestbook
“ This place has been here since the late 1970,s. It only keeps getting better. Great chill vibe! Food, service and atmosphere gave us the perfect start to an afternoon of exploring “the borough!” Thank You! FYI. If you are traveling make sure you reservation ahead. Lastly the restaurant is on a quaint street. The water view photo is a path near the restaurant. You will fall in love with this quiet corner of Connecticut. ”
“ Four of us had Great breakfasts here, Including two of us who are vegan. We vegans were happy to enjoy oatmeal and fresh fruit, and more than one plant-based milk available. Great service, lovely atmosphere. We definitely come back the next time we are in town. ”
“ Nice little place with a friendly, hometown atmosphere. We sat at the bar and enjoyed our evening chatting with a local couple. Our food was very good. Our bartender was an interesting guy. Our drinks were just perfect! ”
“ I am not exaggerating when I say this is the best pancake I’ve ever had in my life. Come here and get the wild blueberry pancakes, and I promise you that you’ll understand. ”
“ What a charming little place to sit and enjoy freshly made food. We were out yesterday in Stonington, CT. a a mini snow squall kicked up with a brisk cold wind which made our trip to Stonington even better. Driving on Water St. we saw Noah's on the corner flying the American flag at lunchtime. we stopped in . We were greeted by Meghan and seated in a cozy dining area with a few booths and tables spaced nicely. Old building so all the old floors and metal ceiling sheets and a bump out window table caught my eye. This place is a great place to warm the bones and sit and enjoy the atmosphere, there was party of 4 sitting and just enjoying each others company and the comfortable and cozy feel , nobody was rushing them out. We were seated and first thing you notice are the great photographs on the walls. A local artist John Papp, beautiful photography and neatly matted and framed. Colorful exotic birds and some local pictures all for sale. Onto the food, we were there for lunch, breakfast is served until 11:30 then they switch over to lunch. My wife ordered a Awesome Sauce Burger that comes with lettuce, tomato, cheese and smoked applewood bacon, I ordered a Boro Bowl, comes with rice and quinoa.You get 2 choices of sauces along with 4 standards, spicy sesame and ranch dressings I chose tomato, edamame, raw red onion and raw spinach. I added a protein Bulgogi steak. EXCELLENT bowl !!!!! My wife said her burger was great. Meghan provided excellent service with a smile. This small restaurant was a great stop for us, we will definitely be back again. Their menus offer something for everyone, breakfast, lunch or dinner you can't go wrong Top the experience off with beautiful Stonington, CT. ”
“ This little place is very cozy. It's in an historic town that gets extremely busy in the summer. Our waitress was very friendly and efficient. There's beautiful artwork on the walls that are available for purchase. It has a bar but we sat at a table. There was a fireplace going. I ordered the Bulgogi lettuce wraps which is Korean style beef with Sriracha mayo as an appetizer, and the baked haddock with rice and vegetables for the main course. For dessert, I ordered the gingerbread pudding cake. The appetizer was fantastic. I forgot to take a picture before diving in. The haddock was cooked to perfection as well as the green beans. Unfortunately, I was served mashed potatoes with it instead of rice. The potatoes were very good but I thought it was a weird thing to serve with the fish. I wasn't a fan of the gingerbread pudding cake and wished I had gotten the spice cake instead. It was served with a sauce that made the texture of the cake too wet. All in all, I enjoyed my meal very much. It was a nice, relaxing atmosphere and we were able to sit and chat to kill time before we proceeded to a program at the Le Grua Center down the road. ”
“ It's absolutely one of the best breakfast stops we've ever made. The staff was so friendly and they were kind enough to find us a spot. I recommend reservations for this spot. It's extremely small and very busy, but it's quaint and cozy. The food was to die for. I don't know what they put on the homefries, but they were delicious. The blueberry pancakes are a must try if you stop. I'm definitely going again with reservations. ”
“ My family and I actually came here a few years ago and I’ve been meaning to write a review for them ever since! The food was absolutely wonderful, and we shared a beer tasting that I would definitely recommend, including some great local options. But far and above I remember the great service. We were in a tight window and they were great for accommodating us and helping get us out quickly and on time, while ne we feeling rushed. The staff was attentive and I believe the owner (?), a wonderful woman was at the head of house and was just so sweet. Would highly recommend!! ”