Noble: Easy Order. Easy Pay.

My husband and I attended the How Did This Get Made event at the Chevalier Theatre in Medford. When we got there there was already a line out the door and around the block with 10 minutes until showtime. A few attendants were walking around handing out cards for Noble that had a discounted first order. I immediately downloaded the app and ordered two drinks for my husband and myself. The order went into the queue and said I would be notified when ready. We got into the theatre a few minutes later and before we could even sit down I was made aware via the app that our drinks were ready. The best part - we got to skip the extremely long drink line! We ordered a few more times throughout the evening and each time the service was speedy and we got to skip the drink line. All around we had a great experience using this app. It’s super user friendly and made our experience at our event that much better. Thank you, Noble!

Used the app to order a drink at the Chevalier theater for Aziz Ansari. We walked into the venue and noticed the line for the bar was snaking around the lobby, so figured we'd give it a try. Signed up, quickly linked to my Venmo, then placed an order for two drinks. The app only allowed two time options for drink orders (both of which had already passed) which seemed weird, but I just clicked the most recent time option. Was a little worried it was too late to order but within 3-4 minutes of submitting our drinks they were made and called out, much faster and easier than waiting in line on a busy night. One couple in line had been waiting ten minutes for theirs, but they DID arrive at peak time for the show whereas we didn't get there until the openers started. Will definitely use again the next time I am in an area theatre!

I discovered Noble while I was at a concert at the Wang theatre in Boston. The seating attendants were vigilant about passing out flyers to everyone letting them know that they can order drinks from their seats. I wasn’t planning on drinking at the concert, but with this in mind, I downloaded the app and gave it a try. The interface was very straightforward, and I found the drink I was looking for on the front page. You can connect the app to your Facebook, which made the necessary information painless. After I ordered the drink I left my seat to grab my drink, and it was there waiting for me at the designated bar. Super straightforward and efficient. The lines for drinks at the concert were so long so I’m glad I used the app, and I’m excited to use it in different venues, specifically crowded bars where it is normally an ordeal to get the bartenders attention to order!

I learned about this app when I went and saw a show in Worcester. I will use this anywhere I can (looks like there are a good number of places that accept it). One of my main issues I’ve had at intermissions at this venue has been waiting in line for something at concessions before a show or at intermission. You don’t have to worry about it with this. You literally open it up, place your order (you pay from the app), and then you are notified when the order is ready. As an added bonus you get to walk by the line to pick it up. The venue had really bad cell service in there but it didn’t matter. I will use this anywhere I am allowed and you should too.

Update! I emailed the company regarding my experience. I received a prompt email back with a truly understanding and apologetic response. They acknowledged the areas that needed fixed and made things right. I will definitely give this app another try in the future. Just working out the kinks. Best of luck Noble! order drinks on the app that was being promoted. After roughly 10min I returned to check on my drinks. I stood there for over 20min more waiting for my drinks. They suggested returning to my seat until they were ready. Once the show started I wasn’t going to interrupt the rest of the patrons. Terrible customer service the gentleman promoting said this is the first time at the venue. Make sure you have enough bartenders if you are promoting a service.