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Noodies

ItalianAmericanTucsonUniversity & 4th Ave

Noodies at presents a bright, casual interior with patterned tile floors, vibrant red booths, and green‑tiled accents. It exudes an inviting, relaxed ambiance ideal for pasta lovers. The restaurant specializes in house‑made pasta, sandwiches, salads, espresso drinks, and rotating soft‑serve gelato flavors. Guests particularly praise the rigatoni with Bolognese sauce and fusilli in vodka or tomato‑basil sauce. Diners also recommend the meatball sub, cacio e pepe, and gelato milkshakes.

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Hours

Monday
Closed
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
11 AM–8 PM
Thursday
11 AM–8 PM
Friday
11 AM–8 PM
Saturday
11 AM–8 PM
Sunday
11 AM–8 PM

Dishes We Love Here

Sorbetto/gelato Special (Green Apple Sorbetto and Cinnamon Apple Gelato)

Sorbetto/gelato Special (Green Apple Sorbetto and Cinnamon Apple Gelato)

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