Crispers

Crispers is like Panera but not quite Panera. My friend and I had a late lunch here. I had a cup of French onion (FRON) and a small Greek salad (which was still huge – can’t imagine what the large was like!) FRON wasn’t too salty and had a croûton and melted Swiss hat. The salad ingredients were very fresh and the vinaigrette provided complemented the feta, peppercinis, olives and baby tomatoes. The seating area was clean and they were playing the best 80’s and 90’s tunes. Good little lunch spot for a nice little healthy lunch.

I love the salads here. They are creative and every item is fresh. Good for flatbread too. Again creative and fresh. You end up full but not heavy
Good onion and tomato soup. Has several others but that’s as far as I’ve gotten

2 stars because the food is edible at least. Tiny portions & expensive. I’ve tried a few items there and I’m never impressed. Probably won’t be returning

Great service. Fresh food. It’s owned by Publix so you know it is good. They have Wi-​Fi available and the sandwiches and wraps are great. They sell ice cream and shakes and the servers bring you your food when it’s ready.

Cute deli, good for lunch. I have tried some sandwiches, salads and soup from Crispers. The quality is always good and the staff is incredibly friendly. It’s a large location, that is always clean and has outdoor seating, if it ever gets cold enough outside. The options are pretty standard for this type of restaurant, and it’s in a good location. The price can be high and there is nothing exceptional about the place, but overall it’s good and I will go back

Try the flatbread! My brother had the Thai flatbread and I stole it. Service was quality, they attended to cleanliness. Definitely will return.

Has lunch there yesterday. The food was very fresh, tastes great and was reasonably priced. I really liked their pick-​two selections. The staff was very friendly. I will definitely go back.

Went here on a friend’s recommendation for a salad; tried the Thai chicken salad. The salad was good, but not great. I asked for no tomatoes, and I’m pretty sure they gave me extra tomatoes out of spite. Also, it’s a huge salad, but the dressing they give you is tiny. And the service was slow. But the salad was tasty, until I ran out of Thai dressing.

Had the kicken crab chowdah. It was wicked good. I also had the chicken Flatbread. All of it was really good. Good eats.

Food is fresh and good. Service is questionable. They didn’t get our order right. Discrepancy went unresolved. But we got seated on a Saturday early evening during season without waiting.

Decent place for salad. Food is usually pretty good. If Panera Bread had a cousin, this would be it.

No one in the restaurant. 3 cooks 2 cashiers and it takes 30 mins to get 2 half sandwiches !!! Order was wrong even after that whole time but not worth waiting around this place to get it fixed. What a disaster

Last time I was here, I ordered a French dip and a cup of soup. The French Dip was rather lean on the meat, and not nearly as warm as a French Dip should be (steaming, in my opinion). The soup was fairly tasty, although there wasn’t much of it. Overall, I don’t think that you get much for what you pay for here. I don’t think I’ll bother to come back.

Really nice staff. I had the 2 item combo with a drink. The French onion soup was good, classic recipe. The chicken salad sandwich was ok. The yogurt dressing and radish was refreshing but the sandwich itself was pretty small. For $ 12 including tip, the meal was not worth the cost. They only have pepsi products and use a plastic cup so you can’t refill a to-​go cup when you leave. My meal was good but I will probably not be back as the value is just not there.

I don’t know why I come here when there are so many better options. The food is good but kind of expensive. I’d rather go to a real restaurant if I’m going to spending that much $.

Loved the salad I had. It seemed easy to make and filling. Although I felt the prices were maybe $ 1 – 2 overpriced.
I’d maybe come back.

We really like this place. I have tried a few different items and have been a fan of everything so far. I will say the take-​out option has not been as successful for us. I ordered a french dip and didn’t get my au jous. The quality is better when dining in. We have been very pleased with everything when we dine in :)

This is definitely a hot spot for lunch! We did take out today for a friend who was ill. We bought the chicken and rice soup which is excellent and comes with Crisper crackers. Very reasonably priced and delish. For eating in the restaurant, you place your order at the counter, and then your food is delivered to your table. Great menu with soups and salads.

The Asian Flat Bread Salad was delicious enough to keep us coming back several times. We happen to be in the area often, making this an easy stop for us.
However, the service tends to be somewhere between over-​worked or empathetic. We’ve had to correct several issues here, often resulting in the staff clearly blaming us for the errors (so sorry your restaurant’s terminology is different from Panera’s!)
One major concern: price. I tend to compare this place to Panera Bread as there’s much overlap in their menus. Crispers has great and unique flat bread choices among the casual fast dining scene, but very high prices (my wife and I end up hitting nearly $ 20 per outting.) Their sandwiches, soups, and salads all rank below the more cost-​efficient Panera Bread in terms of quality. Sandwiches in particular tend to be very similar and… too bready?
If your shopping at Target and need a quick and light lunch, this is your choice for the shopping plaze. Otherwise, be aware that this place’s prices are far too high for the daily lunch-​break.

This is an upscale fast food joint, and it’s very popular with the lunch crowd. The idea here is to order and pay for your food, then they will bring it to you, just like Carl’s Jr. or Pei Wei.
My Summer Salad was not good at all, and in fact, I couldn’t eat much of it. My wife’s Caribbean flatbread meal, pizza style, however was quite good.
Thus I’d get the flatbread lunch were I to dine there again.