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Next Steps in Our Franchise Process

1. Get in Touch with Us

Fill out our short form and let us know a bit about you so we can connect you with a member of our team.
2. Have a Conversation

We’ll discuss your goals for a new franchise and tell you all about what Noodles & Company has to offer.
3. Submit Your Application

You’ll receive our Franchise Disclosure Document² and additional information to help you make your franchise decision.

Good food travels fast.

Invested in innovation.

Our mobile app and cutting-edge tech streamline systems, boost sales and reduce labor.

Fresh foods made fast.

Your guests can get made-to-order meals with wholesome ingredients in as little as five minutes.

Own your market.

Exclusive territories are available for multi-unit franchisees looking to build out their market.

In-demand concept.

Our fast-casual concept maximizes earning potential with online ordering, takeout, curbside, pick-up windows and direct delivery.

Built for every economy.

We offer a proven economic model, strong sales and affordable multi-unit investment.

We’re people oriented.

Our 25 years of history has taught us to put people first with robust support and caring culture.

Financial Requirements

$747,000 – $1,423,000

Estimated Initial Investment
Per Restaurant¹

$500K

Minimum Liquid Capital³

$1M+

Minimum Net Worth³

“Noodles & Company runs a different model compared to other franchisors. They’re not in the fast food industry, but are in the restaurant business, and that’s what makes them special. With so many fresh ingredients and SKUs, it’s not as systematic.”