Delicious!! Some of the best food I have ever tasted. Menu is very limited, I believe it changes weekly based on what the chef can procure in a fresh state. Very, very small dining area. Hard to find the restaurant and hard to find a parking spot....but dont let that stop you....the chef's food is DIVINE!
Outstanding food and good service at a small, friendly, chef-owned downtown restaurant. Who would have thought such great food, at a reasonable price or any price, could be found in Charleston, WV. Our appetizers, entrees and dessert were perfectly prepared. Noah personally serves the entrees and welcomes his guests.
We would have stopped in again a few days later except for the fact that the restaurant is closed on Sunday or Monday. Successfully running a restaurant of this caliber takes a lot effort, intelligence and skill. A couple of days a week out of the kitchen are well earned and completely understandable. Still we would have enjoyed another meal at Noah's in the course of our spring road trip to scenic and historic West Virginia and Kentucky. Highly recommended.
... Really 10 stars! I have read food critic's reviews of how a dish or meal was so outstanding that you had a "dining experience". I have dined at some of the best restaurants across the country and although the food was wonderful I never had the "experience" until I dined at Noah's. The striped sea bass was a dish I will never forget. Thank you. I'll be back!!!
the kanawha valley in charleston, which is as low as 565 feet in some places, is known for their scenic scenery, but not their innovative cuisene. This restaurant is a welcome exception. the price is accurate, the service is the opposite of appaling , and the food is quite sophicated indeed. my 77 year old grandmother would probably agree it's a welcome change of pace from the gino's pizza's off of expressways I-79, which also passes through Morgantown, though there are no gino's located in that town on the banks of the same river that flows through pittsburgh, I-77 which trespasses the kanawha valley south of charleston, and then rises to 2,400 feet in Beckley and a even higher 3,264 feet near Ghent or in the opposite northerly direction goes to Parkersburg before crossing the Ohio River into Marietta OH, or I-64 which in the westward direction heads towards Huntington which is at 564 feet above level on average, or eastward it crosses the New river, which also flows in Virginia and even North Carolina, before heading into Lewisburg, crossing the Greenbrier river which is where the towns of Roncervate, Marlinton and Cass are located on and then ascends to the Virginia state line. west virginia is a beautiful state, and the Kanawha valley is no exception. i'm glad that Charleston which enjoys a moderate elevation of 601 ft stepped up their restaurant game, even it's not yet as good as the city that has the Tidal Basin, the city that has the East River, or the city that has Lake Pontchartrain. Once again a job well done!
Fantastic food - incredible flavor - lovely people - a real gem!
Noah S Eclectic Bistro is a US Bar based in Charleston, West Virginia. Noah S Eclectic Bistro is located at 110 Mc Farland St, Charleston, WV 25301, USA.
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