Decent cobb salad. Get the dressing on the side, they use way too much, especially for such a rich salad on it's own. Honestly, often I don't use any dressing on a cobb salad. Think about it: bacon, bleu cheese, eggs, chicken, it's got plenty of flavour going on without adding a heavy dressing to it. It's like 8 or 9 bucks though, which is kind of steep for a salad that doesn't even use decent mixed greens as the base. But, if you're looking for a quick lunch in the area that isn't greasy fast food, there aren't a lot of options that are better. Their food does taste pretty food, and the ingredients are fresh.
(3)
Theodore H.
So I want to give them more stars, but for the price I pay when I get their food it really isn't worth it. Is the food tasty? Absolutely, but when you get a sandwich it's about the size of my hand, and you pay full deli prices for it (by deli prices I mean you could get a foot-long hoagie stuffed with meat and cheese for the same price). Their salads are good and I do like how everything is pretty healthy, and the different flavors they put together are what gives them a good rating...some of their flavor combinations are outstanding! Their customer service is pretty good here too which is why I've given them 4 stars. I've never had an associate give me attitude or look at me crossly, and they've always been patient when I wasn't sure what to order. Another note on their customer service portion, I filled out one of their surveys because I was very disappointed with the portion of food I got. I got the breakfast power sandwich and it was literally half a sandwich, so I complained on their survey and about 20 min later I got a call from their general manager in Doylestown. He apologized and told me what I should get next time and offered me a free sandwich which was very nice of them. I rated the flavor as good but it wasn't satisfying. I know most of my complaints have to do with their potion sizing for the price, so ya'll are probably thinking I'm some big man that needs to eat less. Nah I'm a fairly skinny 180lbs 6'2 guy, and I don't require a lot of food to be satisfied, but the amount they give us at Panera is not enough. I will probably continue to come here to try new things, and I do end up getting satisfied ONLY if I order a sandwich and soup in a bread bowl, but otherwise for a quick take out I don't think I'll frequent since it doesn't seem to be enough.
(4)
L.M. Z.
Love the tomato and French onion soups. Cookies and pastries are good. Food is a bit pricey but I think it's worth it.
(4)
Karyn M.
Never had a bad meal there. The staff is always friendly and helpful. Eat here at least once a week. Prices are a little high but other than that. Great place!
(4)
Ben F.
The office where I work gets their catered food takeout once a month or so. It's very tasty and it feels healthier than all of the fast food I usually get. Everything is bagged and labeled and is very organized. There's 14 of us and we've never had a complaint. We've even gotten a free item each time. Highly recommend.
(5)
Tom M.
They must be having a bad day today. The air conditioning is near non existent so it's awfully hot and humid. Not an enjoyable experience while eating a hot breakfast sandwich and cup of coffee. Also, they have been having issues with their Wifi for months and they still continue.
(1)
Trish S.
I'm never totally dissatisfied with my meals at Panera, but often I am let down. Everything sounds so wonderful on the menu! Once on the plate, the sandwiches seem empty compared to the size of the bread. I don't know if materials are portioned, or if the staff are told to only use a little bit of the ingredients, but they just seem too expensive for what they come with. I do like the Panera Perks card, which often leads to a free treat. The service at this Panera is wonderful, cashiers Ethan and Kelly always have great big smiles. The only issue was when the woman (I couldn't tell if she was the manager or not, black button up shirt) making my smoothie wouldn't look up or make eye contact when I asked if I should wait for it there or pick it up at the window down the isle. She slammed it down in front of me a minute later. That was uncomfortable, and now I avoid her and only ask questions to the friendly staff at the front. They offer Rapid Pick up at this location, which is AWESOME if you are trying to pick something up for your lunch break. Order online, pay online, and grab the bag with your name on it when you get there.
(3)
Ali C.
I stopped by panera for a quick dinner. I ordered the you pick two..broccoli cheddar soup and the Sierra turkey sandwich. I really like panera's broccoli cheddar soup, it is one of my favorites. The restaurant was clean and the staff was friendly.
(5)
Ed M.
It's Panera Bread. Same as every other location. The people here are always very nice and service is fairly quick. I like the fact that you can sit by the fireplace and enjoy a snack and relax for a fee minutes. I've been here for many business meetings too and having wifi is nice. Even better there's a Starbucks right next door. Parking is a challenge to say the least. I avoid the sweet stuff as much as possible and have been really enjoying the new quinoa stuff. I do wish that more of these chains would get involved with the local service organizations more, we could really use their help.
(3)
Andrew C.
Its hard not to compare Panera to Starbucks, when the two are sitting right next to each other. While Starbucks' food is slightly less expensive and their rewards program is far superior, their store is frequently flooded with loud, rude patrons to the point where reading has become difficult. Luckily Panera is right next door, and their seating area is much larger, making it easier to avoid the noise if needed. Overall staff are pretty friendly, but the level of service doesn't quite beat out their competitor. Food can be pricey, but generally very good. The large dining area and private booths have Panera a handy alternative.
(4)
Natalie C.
I love Panera! Especially this location. Always fresh ingredients and super friendly staff. Free wifi is a plus as well as their membership card that gets you free things! I usually always get the same things when I go there. My favorite item on their menu is their pasta. The tortellini alfredo with turkey or chicken? Idk which one but I loveeee it! I always get the large because I agree that the small isn't as filling, so instead of complaining I'll spend more money to satisfy myself. I, like most people, love their broccoli cheddar soup. Always comes out hot and creamy with their delicious baguettes. And lastly their Caesar salad, although pretty plain, always hits the spot when I want something lighter. And their 99 cent bakery add on is always nice! Great variety to choose from!
(5)
Vanessa L.
Although the adjacent neighborhood doesn't do much to provide justice, this is actually a pretty nice Panera Bread. Stopped in at 8am and they had soups, salads and sandwiches, breads and bakery items well stocked, service was polite and attentive and zipped along in synchronancy with the nice crowd that filed in consisting of working professionals who were using the WiFi on their laptops (for not just Facebook!) to retired gentlemen coming in for their morning bagel and coffee chat n chew over the weekend game. Good ambiance here. Portions are not huge but then again it's as expected. Panera uses fresh, quality ingredients and some of it is organic which unfortunately costs more and the idea of smaller portions is not to overreat. The macaroni and cheese is organic and they use organic milk too.
(5)
Gina F.
Food was good, but the service, although friendly, seemed a little inattentive. That wouldn't stop me from going back though.
(3)
Danan R.
The food here is pretty typical for a Panera branch but the service is very pleasant and the manager actually walks around and asks how you are enjoying your meal, which is almost unheard of these days and a nice touch. My baked potato soup was nice and creamy, and served piping hot with an asiago bagel, per request, which was a perfect dipping vehicle. I paired it with a half roasted turkey and avocado club as a part of the You Pick 2 option. The sandwich is usually served on sourdough but they were more than happy to make mine on sesame semolina. This was my first time trying this sandwich, and I did like it a lot; the turkey was tender, the bacon was smokey and flavorful, the bread was soft and fresh, and the avocado was creamy, although I wished that there had been more of it. Because you can never overdo avocado. Seriously. It also came with a mayo-based spread, which I'm not sure was necessary considering the fact that the avocado already gave it a component of creaminess. I might ask them to leave it off next time should I order this again. I didn't actually finish the entire half sandwich at the time because the soup and bagel were pretty filling, but it made a very nice afternoon snack. Overall, a pleasant cafe to grab a bite for breakfast or lunch. It can get busy during peak hours, though, so plan accordingly (1:30 seems to be a decent time if your lunch hour is flexible)
(3)
DJ M.
Picture this... Rosemary flatbread with whole roasted cloves of garlic, drizzled with olive oil and served hot with a cambozola cheese. Each bite has you feeling like you have died and gone to heaven! Forget it, because you are not going to get that here or anything even resembling it. Oh they do have flatbreads, but they are so boring! This location is directly across from the Acme that I do my regular grocery shopping at. I will say, the breakfast sandwich is good and they do crack the eggs to order. I like the Vermont white cheddar and the warm Ciabatta combination. I do not ever order coffee out, as I am not into anything other than a good cup of coffee or espresso and usually it does not live up to my discriminating taste for a great cup of Joe! They do have a tasty drink made with fresh strawberries and organic low-fat vanilla yogurt. They make their own bagels and offer a variety of flavors and spreads. They also have a menu of Egg Souffles, I have tried the Spinach and Artichoke once and it was quite good. It had some zip to it, plus the sweetness of red bell peppers. They serve quite a few soups and I am not thrilled with their Broccoli -Cheese soup, but the NE Clam Chowder and the Baked Potato soup are good. I make a lot of sandwiches at home. I have never been inside of a Quizno's, a Lee's Hoagie House or a Subway. Maybe because I grew up on famous Sub sandwiches and do not want the let down. Therefore, I have never had one of their sandwiches, other than the breakfast one. I do like the few breads that I have tried, but you have to get there early enough in the day for the fresh, warm loaves. I love the Stone Mill Rye, with the whole seeds and the Focaccia, sprinkled with sea salt. My favorite is the Ciabatta, but I do want to try the semolina with the sesame seeds, that would make a great tomato sandwich with some mayo. The boy across the street works part time at this Panera's and often fills hubby's tummy with their sweets. He is always thrilled when he knocks on our door! They offer a variety of salads, which I have yet to try, but I'll be back!.
(3)
Irina O.
I really like this Panera, very tasty. We love their chicken noodle, and tomato soup. Fast service and good quality
(5)
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Address :152 E Street Road
Feasterville, PA, 19053
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Brunch Bike Parking : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : Yes Wi-Fi : Free Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Caters : Yes
Abby W.
Decent cobb salad. Get the dressing on the side, they use way too much, especially for such a rich salad on it's own. Honestly, often I don't use any dressing on a cobb salad. Think about it: bacon, bleu cheese, eggs, chicken, it's got plenty of flavour going on without adding a heavy dressing to it. It's like 8 or 9 bucks though, which is kind of steep for a salad that doesn't even use decent mixed greens as the base. But, if you're looking for a quick lunch in the area that isn't greasy fast food, there aren't a lot of options that are better. Their food does taste pretty food, and the ingredients are fresh.
(3)Theodore H.
So I want to give them more stars, but for the price I pay when I get their food it really isn't worth it. Is the food tasty? Absolutely, but when you get a sandwich it's about the size of my hand, and you pay full deli prices for it (by deli prices I mean you could get a foot-long hoagie stuffed with meat and cheese for the same price). Their salads are good and I do like how everything is pretty healthy, and the different flavors they put together are what gives them a good rating...some of their flavor combinations are outstanding! Their customer service is pretty good here too which is why I've given them 4 stars. I've never had an associate give me attitude or look at me crossly, and they've always been patient when I wasn't sure what to order. Another note on their customer service portion, I filled out one of their surveys because I was very disappointed with the portion of food I got. I got the breakfast power sandwich and it was literally half a sandwich, so I complained on their survey and about 20 min later I got a call from their general manager in Doylestown. He apologized and told me what I should get next time and offered me a free sandwich which was very nice of them. I rated the flavor as good but it wasn't satisfying. I know most of my complaints have to do with their potion sizing for the price, so ya'll are probably thinking I'm some big man that needs to eat less. Nah I'm a fairly skinny 180lbs 6'2 guy, and I don't require a lot of food to be satisfied, but the amount they give us at Panera is not enough. I will probably continue to come here to try new things, and I do end up getting satisfied ONLY if I order a sandwich and soup in a bread bowl, but otherwise for a quick take out I don't think I'll frequent since it doesn't seem to be enough.
(4)L.M. Z.
Love the tomato and French onion soups. Cookies and pastries are good. Food is a bit pricey but I think it's worth it.
(4)Karyn M.
Never had a bad meal there. The staff is always friendly and helpful. Eat here at least once a week. Prices are a little high but other than that. Great place!
(4)Ben F.
The office where I work gets their catered food takeout once a month or so. It's very tasty and it feels healthier than all of the fast food I usually get. Everything is bagged and labeled and is very organized. There's 14 of us and we've never had a complaint. We've even gotten a free item each time. Highly recommend.
(5)Tom M.
They must be having a bad day today. The air conditioning is near non existent so it's awfully hot and humid. Not an enjoyable experience while eating a hot breakfast sandwich and cup of coffee. Also, they have been having issues with their Wifi for months and they still continue.
(1)Trish S.
I'm never totally dissatisfied with my meals at Panera, but often I am let down. Everything sounds so wonderful on the menu! Once on the plate, the sandwiches seem empty compared to the size of the bread. I don't know if materials are portioned, or if the staff are told to only use a little bit of the ingredients, but they just seem too expensive for what they come with. I do like the Panera Perks card, which often leads to a free treat. The service at this Panera is wonderful, cashiers Ethan and Kelly always have great big smiles. The only issue was when the woman (I couldn't tell if she was the manager or not, black button up shirt) making my smoothie wouldn't look up or make eye contact when I asked if I should wait for it there or pick it up at the window down the isle. She slammed it down in front of me a minute later. That was uncomfortable, and now I avoid her and only ask questions to the friendly staff at the front. They offer Rapid Pick up at this location, which is AWESOME if you are trying to pick something up for your lunch break. Order online, pay online, and grab the bag with your name on it when you get there.
(3)Ali C.
I stopped by panera for a quick dinner. I ordered the you pick two..broccoli cheddar soup and the Sierra turkey sandwich. I really like panera's broccoli cheddar soup, it is one of my favorites. The restaurant was clean and the staff was friendly.
(5)Ed M.
It's Panera Bread. Same as every other location. The people here are always very nice and service is fairly quick. I like the fact that you can sit by the fireplace and enjoy a snack and relax for a fee minutes. I've been here for many business meetings too and having wifi is nice. Even better there's a Starbucks right next door. Parking is a challenge to say the least. I avoid the sweet stuff as much as possible and have been really enjoying the new quinoa stuff. I do wish that more of these chains would get involved with the local service organizations more, we could really use their help.
(3)Andrew C.
Its hard not to compare Panera to Starbucks, when the two are sitting right next to each other. While Starbucks' food is slightly less expensive and their rewards program is far superior, their store is frequently flooded with loud, rude patrons to the point where reading has become difficult. Luckily Panera is right next door, and their seating area is much larger, making it easier to avoid the noise if needed. Overall staff are pretty friendly, but the level of service doesn't quite beat out their competitor. Food can be pricey, but generally very good. The large dining area and private booths have Panera a handy alternative.
(4)Natalie C.
I love Panera! Especially this location. Always fresh ingredients and super friendly staff. Free wifi is a plus as well as their membership card that gets you free things! I usually always get the same things when I go there. My favorite item on their menu is their pasta. The tortellini alfredo with turkey or chicken? Idk which one but I loveeee it! I always get the large because I agree that the small isn't as filling, so instead of complaining I'll spend more money to satisfy myself. I, like most people, love their broccoli cheddar soup. Always comes out hot and creamy with their delicious baguettes. And lastly their Caesar salad, although pretty plain, always hits the spot when I want something lighter. And their 99 cent bakery add on is always nice! Great variety to choose from!
(5)Vanessa L.
Although the adjacent neighborhood doesn't do much to provide justice, this is actually a pretty nice Panera Bread. Stopped in at 8am and they had soups, salads and sandwiches, breads and bakery items well stocked, service was polite and attentive and zipped along in synchronancy with the nice crowd that filed in consisting of working professionals who were using the WiFi on their laptops (for not just Facebook!) to retired gentlemen coming in for their morning bagel and coffee chat n chew over the weekend game. Good ambiance here. Portions are not huge but then again it's as expected. Panera uses fresh, quality ingredients and some of it is organic which unfortunately costs more and the idea of smaller portions is not to overreat. The macaroni and cheese is organic and they use organic milk too.
(5)Gina F.
Food was good, but the service, although friendly, seemed a little inattentive. That wouldn't stop me from going back though.
(3)Danan R.
The food here is pretty typical for a Panera branch but the service is very pleasant and the manager actually walks around and asks how you are enjoying your meal, which is almost unheard of these days and a nice touch. My baked potato soup was nice and creamy, and served piping hot with an asiago bagel, per request, which was a perfect dipping vehicle. I paired it with a half roasted turkey and avocado club as a part of the You Pick 2 option. The sandwich is usually served on sourdough but they were more than happy to make mine on sesame semolina. This was my first time trying this sandwich, and I did like it a lot; the turkey was tender, the bacon was smokey and flavorful, the bread was soft and fresh, and the avocado was creamy, although I wished that there had been more of it. Because you can never overdo avocado. Seriously. It also came with a mayo-based spread, which I'm not sure was necessary considering the fact that the avocado already gave it a component of creaminess. I might ask them to leave it off next time should I order this again. I didn't actually finish the entire half sandwich at the time because the soup and bagel were pretty filling, but it made a very nice afternoon snack. Overall, a pleasant cafe to grab a bite for breakfast or lunch. It can get busy during peak hours, though, so plan accordingly (1:30 seems to be a decent time if your lunch hour is flexible)
(3)DJ M.
Picture this... Rosemary flatbread with whole roasted cloves of garlic, drizzled with olive oil and served hot with a cambozola cheese. Each bite has you feeling like you have died and gone to heaven! Forget it, because you are not going to get that here or anything even resembling it. Oh they do have flatbreads, but they are so boring! This location is directly across from the Acme that I do my regular grocery shopping at. I will say, the breakfast sandwich is good and they do crack the eggs to order. I like the Vermont white cheddar and the warm Ciabatta combination. I do not ever order coffee out, as I am not into anything other than a good cup of coffee or espresso and usually it does not live up to my discriminating taste for a great cup of Joe! They do have a tasty drink made with fresh strawberries and organic low-fat vanilla yogurt. They make their own bagels and offer a variety of flavors and spreads. They also have a menu of Egg Souffles, I have tried the Spinach and Artichoke once and it was quite good. It had some zip to it, plus the sweetness of red bell peppers. They serve quite a few soups and I am not thrilled with their Broccoli -Cheese soup, but the NE Clam Chowder and the Baked Potato soup are good. I make a lot of sandwiches at home. I have never been inside of a Quizno's, a Lee's Hoagie House or a Subway. Maybe because I grew up on famous Sub sandwiches and do not want the let down. Therefore, I have never had one of their sandwiches, other than the breakfast one. I do like the few breads that I have tried, but you have to get there early enough in the day for the fresh, warm loaves. I love the Stone Mill Rye, with the whole seeds and the Focaccia, sprinkled with sea salt. My favorite is the Ciabatta, but I do want to try the semolina with the sesame seeds, that would make a great tomato sandwich with some mayo. The boy across the street works part time at this Panera's and often fills hubby's tummy with their sweets. He is always thrilled when he knocks on our door! They offer a variety of salads, which I have yet to try, but I'll be back!.
(3)Irina O.
I really like this Panera, very tasty. We love their chicken noodle, and tomato soup. Fast service and good quality
(5)