Panera Bread

Reviews about Panera Bread

• 1 / 5

  By Meredith Woodard
  UPDATED:
  Forgot to bring my lunch to work so I decided to try Panera again, mostly because this is one of the healthier "fast food" options, and I only get 45min for lunch... Ordered the same thing I have in the past; Ham&Swiss on rye, no onions, just a little bit of mayo&mustard... got back to work and opened my sandwich to find onions, gobs of mayo&mustard, and it was not on rye bread... Not only that, but I had to take apart the sandwich and re-make it because everything was falling apart... AND I also had to ask twice for the water I ordered because initially they didn't give it to me... and the bag the cookie came in was smeared with some sort of orange-red sauce (buffalo sauce, maybe?)... I don't know who owns/manages this Panera, but it is one of the worst ones I have ever been to...
  
  ORIGINAL REVIEW:
  Drive through line didn't move for quite a while, so parked and went inside instead. Waited a little longer than usual for my sandwich. While waiting I noticed that the receipt said "NO Spicy mustard... light mayo". It was supposed to be "light spicy mustard... light mayo". I told the people making the sandwiches about the mistake, and they said they would fix it. When I get back to work I open my sandwich to find there was no mustard. In addition, they didn't even bother to spread the mayo over the whole slice of bread. I don't go to a place and order a sandwich just so I get a wrong order and then have to re-make it myself. This is unfortunately not the first time this has happened to me at Panera (in general, but also at this one specifically). :/
  February 28, 2017
• 3 / 5

  By Andrea Bradshaw
  Good food, slow service when using the self serve order machines. Order from staff instead - food comes out faster.
  January 06, 2017
• 2 / 5

  By Tony Dombrowski
  I must first start by saying the food and service were both great. The portions were better than most.
  The problem I had with the location was the tables and technology. The underside of each table is lined with NFC tags. They are meant for the servers to know what table you've set your "pager" down at. Problem is....... The programming on the NFC tags is not locked in and they interact with your phone if it has NFC. This means someone can read, erase and rewrite the tags to make them do whatever they want. Hacking your phone and stealing your info can't be any easier.
  
  I'll never use a phone or computer on a Panera table again!
  June 29, 2016