Les Noo’dle’s Nametags Replacing Les Ba’get’s on the Montrose Blvd. Restaurant Building Near W. Gray

03/22/18 9:45am

Les Noo’dle’s Nametags Replacing Les Ba’get’s on the Montrose Blvd. Restaurant Building Near W. Gray

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The building on the corner of Montrose Blvd. and Bomar St. is showing signs of rebranding as Les Ba’get’s owners prepare to open a new, more pho-friendly joint in its place — dubbed Les Noo’dle. February 2 was closing day for the original Vietnamese restaurant; it’s now getting situated in a new Oak Forest shopping center on Ella Blvd. where it will double its space.

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Les Ba’get opened in the 1,536-sq.-ft. building just south of W. Gray St. in 2015.

Previously on Swamplot: Where Les Ba’get Will Land in a Bigger, Brand-New Shopping Center Storefront Now That Its Montrose Home Has Closed

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Apostrophe Intact

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2 Comment

TMR March 22, 2018 at 11:17 am

Hmm. I wonder if a lawsuit from Let’s Noodle in Chinatown is forthcoming?
Smile Upside Down March 22, 2018 at 12:38 pm

I don’t like those non-standard uses of apostrophes. I blame President Orange for unleashing the tides of spelling and grammar anarchy.