Panera Bread

Great food and service, even when a mistake is made they do everything can to make it right. Love the broccoli cheddar soup!!!

Always good stuff at Panera. Plenty of healthy options and customizations. You can’t go wrong with lunch at Panera.

Ever wanted to buy a loaf of bread, at about 4:00 o’clock pm only to be told «we stop baking early so that we won’t have too much leftovers)? Now you’re stuck buying what’s left or nothing at all. Selling at above $ 6.00 per loaf, you’d think that there would a few loaves available. But no… Well back to Dillons and Ray’s Market

Love this place. Wish I could come here more often for lunch but it’s too far from where I work. Great food and great lattes. Great service too.

Stopped her for lunch today and I’m so happy I did. I went with the «pick 2» lunch meal and got the creamy tomato and a chicken panini. I also added a delicious dessert for 99 cents. It filled me up and it wasn’t so expensive! Which is what I usually look for in lunch spots. I will most definitely be coming back here.

Croutons were awful. But my sandwich and bread that came with my meal was great. Service was friendly even during rush.

I rarely reviews chains, but I must tell of an exceptional experience. We used to live in Manhattan and came to expect good things here. We were visiting for a week and went three times. Each time was exceptional. The best part was our bacon egg and cheese on ciabatta. Thanks to the chef and the whole staff.

Found this place after arriving at the airport in Manhattan. Love it here! It’s clean, the workers are friendly, and I didn’t have to wait that long to get my food. I ordered the French onion soup and the smoked turkey panini. After a day and a half of flying, this totally hit the spot!

Not always a big fan of big Franchise, but this Panera Bread is one of the tops for their company.
Big, comfy location. Lots of tables so you aren’t waiting to sit down. Friendly employees. Great parking.
They do get busy, but if you go during an off time, plenty of space to sit and chat with a friend over a yummy meal.
Can’t wait for their drive-​thru to be completed later this year!

There are very few places to study in Manhattan and Panera Bread is one of my favorites. Since it’s a bit further from KSU, not a lot of people bother driving to the far side of town.
Everyone at Panera Bread is so nice, smiley and patient. My food arrives quite quickly as well. The place is clean with lots of sunlight. There’s also a small area that is sectioned off for a more private dining/​studying experience.
The only drawback about Panera is that the internet is EXTREMELY slow at times — to the point where I want to smash my laptop. The internet login also warns that there is an internet time limit during busy hours (I think it’s 11am –1pm and 4pm — 7pm, but that’s an estimate).
It also gets quite loud during the busy hours, since most people are there to eat and socialize, not study.
I like to come here when I feel like I need to get away from all the familiar faces.

This is one of the few places I can find regularly on the road that consistently serves Fresh food Fast!

Fast And friendly service and Very clean Everyone greets you with a smile on their face Your food is always hot and ready for pick up you only have to wait like a minute Very quiet and good atmosphere just the right place to relax any day of the week I would recommend Panera bread The turkey bacon bravo bacon egg and cheese on Chipada bread The Carmelle latte

My daughter and I love to go to Panera. Every one that I go to is consistent, no matter what town I am in. My husband and son don’t like it (too fru-​fru) so we always try to go when it is just the two of us. This Panera is the same as all others. It was really crowded on a Saturday afternoon and we had to park at the other side of the parking lot, but the line was not very long when we got inside. The place was pretty clean and the food was good. I’m sure I’ll be back when I visit her again.

This is actually my favorite place to come study/​read in town. I can’t do the Starbucks on the east side of town… too close to Aggieville with all the undergrads. The same is true of all the Radina’s locations. Panera is usually filled with families or older couples out for lunch. So it’s a different kind of crowd, which I prefer.
As for the coffee… my fave is half hazelnut coffee and half dark roast, add a splash of half and half and an equal packet and that’s my drink. Free refills are a big plus.
Baked goods — my fave is the bearclaw, but you can pretty much order anything and it will taste great.
Sandwiches and soups are consistently good.
Service is usually fast and mostly friendly.
Free wifi except during peak hours 11:30−2pm is limited to 30 mins.

The bacon turkey bravo is very good. They aren’t that great at making espresso type drinks. If you aren’t a tree hugger or college kid, then you’ll get strange looks.

Panera Bread… For a chain restaurant, they are definitely a bit pricier than most bakeries I’ve experience abroad and at home. As for their specialty and café menus. I enjoy using my loyalty card so that I can either earn something free or at least $ 2 off their 2 item special (soup, salad, and/​or sandwich). For breakfast I normally get a bear claw and a iced chai tea latte. As for lunch/​dinner, I tend on ordering their thai or apple chicken salad and chicken noodle soup. It’s never really crowded when I go, but at lunch time 11am or so is when people start forming a line. The service is pretty fast and still maintain a kind demeanor. Usually clean tables or in some cases if you don’t mind wiping off crumbs. I enjoy taking my time and eating here while browsing the web (thank you free wifi). Since I’ve moved right behind there I’ve just taken things to go.

Have always been a fan of Panera. This particular restaurant was quick to take my order, quick to fix my food. Staff was very friendly. Only negative is that they do not have a drive thru, if they did I would frequent more often!

What can I say about Panera… I am definately a fan. I eat there (mostly get take-​out) at least once a week. It is consistently great. The people who work there are very friendly, the food is tasty and fresh, the store is clean and the atmosphere is very relaxing. It can get VERY busy though, especially at lunch. I especially like their Panera Rewards card.

Love the food here, but it’s just too expensive. Im usually a fan of the Pick Two meal but I can’t get myself to keep spending 9 bucks on a tiny sandwich, a small cup of Mac and cheese and a bag of chips.
Definitely wonderful food, but just too pricey for what you get

Another chain restaurant.
I’ve been there a couple of times and there’s nothing different about this chain. I went to get breakfast one time and was so excited to see that they serve soufle. I bought a couple and when I got home, I noticed that the dough was not cooked/​baked through. That was disappointing.
However, that place ‘saved’ my life during the ice storm in 2008 when the power went out. It’s AWESOME that they provide free wireless Internet. While surfing the net on the laptop, I was also able to charge my phone, Zune, etc. If only they had a shower to at that time.
I haven’t gone back in a while, but I have been there a couple of times. Service is standard. It’s clean.