Noah's - American restaurant in Stonington - 113 Water St, USA

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.

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.

Noah’s isn’t the same. Breakfast has always been good, so we returned again - but this was our first time for lunch and the menu was misleading - the bulgogi (surprised no gochujong ingredient) short rib with Asian slaw lettuce wraps had NO short rib - it was another thin cut of overcooked beef and hardly what I would call an Asian slaw - it was not good. I spoke to another friend who had the same experience with a different cut of meat in their lettuce wraps (not short rib as advertised). Wings were flavorless without sauce too. I wish someone had warned me, so I’m writing a review. The lettuce wraps presented to me:

Superb restaurant in the town. Great ambience and very nice service. Local Oysters are fresh and yummy.

This breakfast was nothing short of perfect. The staff was super friendly and helpful. The atmosphere was relaxing and didn't have that converted Rite Aid feel that most small diners suffer from. A nice treated wood aesthetic, good vibes and fantastic food. Highly recommend trying the Wild Blueberry Pancakes.

Four of us ate outside in beautiful, historic downtown Stonington. We had the blackbean nachos for appetizer. The chips were wonderful, as well as all the toppings. Two of us got BLTs and two of us, including myself, got the 6oz Noah burgers. The food was delicious, especially the homefries that we got in place of chips. The service was right on as well. My reasoning of giving 4 stars is that the prices on line said the BLTs and burgers were $10 each, but in reality were $14 & $15 respectively. Also the portions could have been larger, especially with the 40% & 50% food increase.

Noah’s a restaurant located in historic Stonington Village. We had lunch on a Wednesday. Itwas a rainy, cold winter day and was very busy. Not surprising. The food is cooked fresh with fresh ingredients and very generous portions. Our server was a gentleman who was very friendly and attentive. They are open for breakfast, lunch and diner. A must try when in the area.

Good appetizer and drinks with great atmosphere. Someone suggested we go to Stonington after we finished up in Mystic so we gave it a shot. It’s a very cool downtown area with shops and restaurants. We needed a break so we popped in here for drinks and an appetizer. This is a very cool place with lots to look at and a friendly laid-back staff. Everything was good - just wish we’d been hungry enough to eat a meal to be able to do a full review.