Panera Bread

I enjoyed my meal and the price wasn’t too bad. I had never been to a panera bread and was pleased with my meal. That said, its really just a glorified Subway. The few side options they have are just pre-​made microwave dishes. The bread is tasty but its still just a sandwich. Good place for a quick lunch but nothing to write home about.

Over priced kids meals!

I’ll admit it. I’m a panera addict, the Sierra turkey sandwich is my favorite but seriously I don’t think there’s anything on their menu that I’ve tried that I haven’t liked, and trust me there’s a lot that ive tried, we have drug reps at work that bring us their food on almost a weekly basis and it’s all amazing.
This particular location isn’t bad but if you go at lunch time you can basically guarantee that you won’t get a parking space which is beyond annoying when you don’t have a lot of time to waste but the fact that you can order rapid pickup ahead of time and just run in and grab your food kind of makes up for the fact that you have to park in a completely different shopping plaza and walk. Ask me again how I feel about this once it’s snowing though lol. The staff is super friendly and even though the lines get crazy sometimes they always try to hurry an you still get great service. The only reason I’m not giving them 5 stars is because the parking situation is ridiculous, my pregnant butt really does not like having to walk to an entirely different plaza every time I want lunch.

Panera is panera so you know what to expect. I’m here to rant. I’m tired of paying 5 bucks for Mac and cheese or buttered noodles in a kids meal with no drink included. They really need to come up with some better options for kids for 5 bucks so that I am not as annoyed about spending 9 bucks on my sandwich. I mean come on, can’t you put some steamed broccoli in those noodles and throw in a fruit cup?

You know… when traveling and struggling to Eat Healthy!, you can rely on a Panera to Save the Day, and possibly your life! Get yourself a Greek Salad and a French Onion Soup — skip the meat, enjoy the tang of the vinegar in the dressing, thrive on the salt and onion and melty cheese of the onion soup. This is comfort food gone healthy. Add an unsweetened fancy iced tea and just say, «no, thank you» to the tempting array of pastries, especially those cherry cheese filled delicacies cause you know they taste so good, but they don’t quite pass the «Eat healthy!» mantra. C’est la Vie! Okay, so you caught me, the soup is a tad salty and I can’t say no to their bread. But overall, when compared to the American Ideal of the Big Mac — talk about Salt! — Panera is a much needed solution to a traveler’s healthy eating dilemma — when fast slow food is the order of the day. I love Panera breakfast, lunch, and dinner — and freee wifi — woohoo!

Such a Great Chain. No Wonder Fast Food Chains Are Having Such a Hard Time Competing.

Love these guys. Always pretty fast and the food is delicious. Sometimes you can have a little bit of disappointment because they jip you on the salad dressing or forget it altogether. It’s just annoying to have to go back up and ask for it. I wish they had more booths too.

They seem to specialise in a lot of sour dough. I hate sour dough. But if you find something that isn’t sourdough… it’s pretty good.
My mom loves to come here for a giant cookie now and again… and I sneak a bagel. Which are pretty good.
They also have a bit of other foods which I’ve never tasted. Being a bread fanatic… I’ll always take bread over food.

A routine stop for morning coffee. I do not linger there and I am not a fan of the foods that are lesser versions of what one can find elsewhere. Service is fine; store well kept; very convenient. Excellent place for a quick business meeting over coffee. Often too too loud however; odd layout and only a few spaces are helpful for private meetings. But it is a Panera’s — and meets all the expected standards.
f8 and be there.

Panera is one of the few places in Beaver County that I can count on for a healthy meal when I’m home for a family visit. I love Panera but had to give this one 4 stars because of the poor wi-​fi and no table service like we have at many of the Charlotte Paneras. Not sure why it takes Beaver County an extra 5 years to catch up with the rest of the world.

I always love Panera Bread! I spend more money at Panera Bread per year than any place else. I go to a Panera Bread at least once a week. When I travel, I always look for a Panera Bread for lunch.

From the first time I ate at a Panera restaurant I have been a fan. I like the way the restaurants are decorated and the fresh breads and pastries are so enticing. I love the value of the half and half which is just the right size for a meal to me.
With that said, this particular location has a bad habit of not completing your order correctly. We have had to return on multiple occasions because something was left out or the food was not prepared correctly.
The people there have always made it right when we returned food but honestly I am tired of having to go back. For that reason I can only give three stars.

I love am partial to panders but I find this me to be exceptional. They customer service is wonderful and the manager has come out to give free big cookies when the wait was long. They are great to order ahead and I am never disappointed with their breakfast, lunch and pastries.

I always have a great experience when visiting Panera Bread, the atmosphere is always welcoming and friendly. During this visit I did the you pick two combo with the Turkey Bacon Bravo and Caesar Salad and it was delicious!

All my friends from high school make great cooks and baristas. The sandwiches are tasty and the soups meaty. Bread bowls are just a bad idea. Little pieces of bread floating in your soup the entire time, and when you’re done, you’re left with a soggy lump. Cool place.

Remember my Christmastime gift card fiasco? Well it turns out I had one I had forgotten to unload; a $ 5 Panera bread card. AIEEEEE!!!
Just when I thought they were all gone…
Kay and I were both on a brief holiday from work due to the evening’s musical festivities and were both rumbling in the stomach at the crack ‘o noon, so here we came.
Man, what a convoluted ordering system they have. You order up and then get a pager. When it lights up you go to a counter to pick up a tray of food that may or may not be yours. I mean, their sandwiches all look identical, and the Cheese Broccoli soup is almost a dead-​ringer for the Baked Potato soup.
Cheese Broccoli Soup. Ack! That’s what Kay ordered, and no I did not sample it.
The possibly canned Baked Potato soup was bereft of all flavor. The Cuban Panini (panino?) had ham, and I think mustard and pickle. I don’t know. That bread was like an armadillo’s hide, making the scant interiors of the sandwich (one, ONE slice of ham?!?) difficult to savor.
The dessert case had more bimbos in it than an episode of Deal Or No Deal; all looks, little flavor. What was in our briefcase, you ask?
I couldn’t decide, so I walked back to our table with a trio of pastries for us to split; a chocolate-​chocolate chip cookie, a brownie brick, and a cherry danish.
The cookie was so very Archway and would be the one to make a career at Hooters. The brownie was somewhat better but that lacquered-​on strip of frosting indicated that she had a bit of Little Debbie in her. I’m thinking… Stepford Wife? The danish was surprisingly the highlight. The cherries tart, the pastry flaky (but she’s only pretending to be flaky, like Jennifer Tilly), the thick custard giving it depth. This one’s the schemer, the future attorney, the one laughing privately in disdain at the others.
No more Panera, I… swear-​a.