In a visit earlier this week, I felt "attitude" from one of the Panera staff. I asked for a knife and even though the knives were right in front of the person and it would have taken all of 2 seconds to give me one, she made me wait until she packed another order. Unfortunately, I had to have another interaction with her. The onion soup I had ordered was too salty, so I requested a different soup. She asked, "What kind?" I said vegetable. Once again she asked me what kind, and I said vegetable, and she said, "What kind of vegetable?" I looked up at the menu to the only kind of vegetable soup presented that day which was garden vegetable, requested it and got the soup. Honestly, I felt that she took an instant dislike to me because of my age (senior) or some other characteristic. I certainly will return to Panera, but hope that I do not have to interact with this person again.
Since I moved to the States I have been here once or twice a year and most of the times because my grandparents love to come here for breakfast. Since I became vegetarian I have lost the taste for very sweet things and they breads are everything but sweet!. I would recommend this place to anyone who likes sweet pastries, they have tons of options from croissants, bear claw, all types of bagels, and what I used to have blueberry scones!. There coffee is pretty decent and cheap (love hazelnut one). I have probably just ate lunch here once and it was ok.
(3)
Brandon C.
Great bagels, particularly the Cinnamon Crunch, which is the runaway best-seller. Service is usually friendly. Great place to meet friends for coffee. There are usually samples of bagels, which are the best reason to come here. The sandwiches and soups are good, but do not stand out from the crowd that much in terms of flavor or price.
(4)
John S.
Regularly stop here for breakfast taking my daughter to volunteer at the zoo My daughters favorite is the Asiago Cheese Bagel I usually get a scone, my favorite is the Caramel Apple or Triple Berry Bear Claw is also very good Most recent trip had to wait on half the order because server wasn't paying attention. Cashier fortunately asked when she noticed we were still waiting. Have also received a burnt bagel, which was quickly replaced when asked. More often than not we have no problems and will continue going.
(3)
Elliott C.
Stopped in to get 6 plain bagels, sliced. They were sliced in such a way that only a fourth of a bagel was cut. Poor prep.
(2)
Svetlana O.
Convenient opening time and location for a caffeine jolt before some shopping!
(4)
Jeremy B.
I haven't been to Panera in a while, but I enjoyed the convenience of the online rapid pickup! We ordered the chicken noodle meal & it was delicious as usual! The French bread that came with the meal was delicious & a great price. I've also had Panera for a breakfast snack, coffee & a pastry! The new rewards program is a plus! I also support any business like Panera that donates their food at the end of the day to local food shelters!
(4)
Sneha P.
Yum. Breakfast bagels, baked goods better than lunch. Still fresh ingredients for the most part
(4)
Tracey M.
I had to get wifi and food in between sales meetings and going to the Airport. The configuration of this Panera was wonderful for me to conduct semi-private conversations/business on my laptop without worrying I was bugging someone's lunching experience. The food is predictable and am happy they brought back the Orchard Salad with the cherries!! Yum! The bathroom was another situation - messy and dirty. Hopefully it was just a one time thing for those regulars. I was too rushed to actually tell management that it looked like a war torn fast food bathroom vs what I've come to expect from Panera.
(4)
Daniel L.
Set at the bottom of the hill of all that is the Summit shopping centre conglomeration is Panera. If you are a traveler not from around here, it is your first right off of 280 and you should pass Saks 5th Avenue on your left as you swing around to find a parking spot and make sure you are in the right place. If you are are in the Barnes & Noble side of the centre, you went too far so turn around and come down the hill. The address as entered on the Yelp app is TOTALLY WRONG and sent me to the California Pizza Kitchen further up the hill. So yeah, listen to Daniel L. and not the Yelp app. Panera - it is the same everywhere. Pretty good food, pretty friendly cashiers. It will not rock your socks off but it is a pretty great, neutral meeting spot for business or whatever else you need to take care of. This review was mostly targeted for travelers who input directions from the Yelp app for the nav, circle around for 20 minutes and discover it is WRONG and then frantically try and figure out WTF just happened.
(2)
LL C.
Ok. I've always been a fan of Panera...since '99, when I lived in the Midwest for a while. So that's a long time to know what's good. However, I feel like the quality has declined slightly, especially when you think about how much money you're shelling out for lunch. I've always been a fan of their cinnamon crunch bagels and their bagel pack is great for breakfast meetings. But this review is about lunch. I used to get the "pick 2" lunch special, half salad or half soup or half sandwich, etc., etc, you get the picture. Well, lately they've been skimpy on the sandwich half. Doesn't matter what kind of sandwich I get, usually it seems like they give me the smallest HALF of the 'half of sandwich'. If I get tuna the little triangle piece of bread is a few bites with maybe a tablespoon of tuna. If I get the turkey on crossaint, same thing. So then I'm mad because I'm still hungry. So today I thought 'ha, I'll show them'...and I proceeded to order a WHOLE tuna sandwich and a WHOLE salad. Well...THEY showed me when the nice lady said "that'll be $14.56"....I turned around to see if she was talking to someone else. Say WHAT?! for a sandwich, salad and drink...FOR LUNCH!? Arrrggggh! All of a sudden I wasn't hungry. Especially once I realized I forgot to tell them no onions on the salad or the tuna and to put the dressing on the side. They DRENCH their salads with dressing, like wet, wet, wet. Ugh. So now I got a wet salad with more cut up onions than lettuce. But then I looked close and upon further inspection, I realized the salad was wilted. Like, been sitting in a wet bag for two days wilted. Arrrrrgh. So now I'm picking at cucumbers because they escaped the wet bath of dressing and they are the only things that don't taste like onions. Whew. Needless to say, I I was disappointed. And THEN...it started to rain. Hard. And my car was WAAAYYY way way far away. Well, at least there's free wifi! oh, but wait...I do have favorites though...the tomato soup and the berry salad with chicken. Then again, I might be better off getting a cinnamon crunch bagel & coffee for lunch. Can't mess that up, or can they? The saga continues...
(3)
Brennan M.
Panera bread has good food. Here's the problem, if you want to get a bagel sandwich on a Sunday morning (yes, 11am is still morning) you'll be out of luck here. WTF?!? You're not McDonalds! You should be serving breakfast all damn day on Sunday. At least until noon. Seriously, this is embarrassing. Don't be butt holes. You have delicious bagels and i know for a fact it doesn't take much to heat up some eggs, ham and cheese to slap it on there. You'd figure that with all the church going people around here you'd want to give them a chance at breakfast. Maybe Panera bread is sending a message that going to church is a bad thing and you'd better get here to get their bagels instead of being a good Christian and going to church. I guess we'll never know.
(2)
Becky M.
Dirty at lunchtime on a Saturday. Busy location at the upscale Summit Mall. Pepsi products. Food excellent. Need additional staff bussing and cleaning seating area.
(4)
P W.
In a visit earlier this week, I felt "attitude" from one of the Panera staff. I asked for a knife and even though the knives were right in front of the person and it would have taken all of 2 seconds to give me one, she made me wait until she packed another order. Unfortunately, I had to have another interaction with her. The onion soup I had ordered was too salty, so I requested a different soup. She asked, "What kind?" I said vegetable. Once again she asked me what kind, and I said vegetable, and she said, "What kind of vegetable?" I looked up at the menu to the only kind of vegetable soup presented that day which was garden vegetable, requested it and got the soup. Honestly, I felt that she took an instant dislike to me because of my age (senior) or some other characteristic. I certainly will return to Panera, but hope that I do not have to interact with this person again.
Great bagels, particularly the Cinnamon Crunch, which is the runaway best-seller. Service is usually friendly. Great place to meet friends for coffee. There are usually samples of bagels, which are the best reason to come here. The sandwiches and soups are good, but do not stand out from the crowd that much in terms of flavor or price.
(4)
LL C.
Ok. I've always been a fan of Panera...since '99, when I lived in the Midwest for a while. So that's a long time to know what's good. However, I feel like the quality has declined slightly, especially when you think about how much money you're shelling out for lunch. I've always been a fan of their cinnamon crunch bagels and their bagel pack is great for breakfast meetings. But this review is about lunch. I used to get the "pick 2" lunch special, half salad or half soup or half sandwich, etc., etc, you get the picture. Well, lately they've been skimpy on the sandwich half. Doesn't matter what kind of sandwich I get, usually it seems like they give me the smallest HALF of the 'half of sandwich'. If I get tuna the little triangle piece of bread is a few bites with maybe a tablespoon of tuna. If I get the turkey on crossaint, same thing. So then I'm mad because I'm still hungry. So today I thought 'ha, I'll show them'...and I proceeded to order a WHOLE tuna sandwich and a WHOLE salad. Well...THEY showed me when the nice lady said "that'll be $14.56"....I turned around to see if she was talking to someone else. Say WHAT?! for a sandwich, salad and drink...FOR LUNCH!? Arrrggggh! All of a sudden I wasn't hungry. Especially once I realized I forgot to tell them no onions on the salad or the tuna and to put the dressing on the side. They DRENCH their salads with dressing, like wet, wet, wet. Ugh. So now I got a wet salad with more cut up onions than lettuce. But then I looked close and upon further inspection, I realized the salad was wilted. Like, been sitting in a wet bag for two days wilted. Arrrrrgh. So now I'm picking at cucumbers because they escaped the wet bath of dressing and they are the only things that don't taste like onions. Whew. Needless to say, I I was disappointed. And THEN...it started to rain. Hard. And my car was WAAAYYY way way far away. Well, at least there's free wifi! oh, but wait...I do have favorites though...the tomato soup and the berry salad with chicken. Then again, I might be better off getting a cinnamon crunch bagel & coffee for lunch. Can't mess that up, or can they? The saga continues...
(3)
Tracey M.
I had to get wifi and food in between sales meetings and going to the Airport. The configuration of this Panera was wonderful for me to conduct semi-private conversations/business on my laptop without worrying I was bugging someone's lunching experience. The food is predictable and am happy they brought back the Orchard Salad with the cherries!! Yum! The bathroom was another situation - messy and dirty. Hopefully it was just a one time thing for those regulars. I was too rushed to actually tell management that it looked like a war torn fast food bathroom vs what I've come to expect from Panera.
(4)
Brennan M.
Panera bread has good food. Here's the problem, if you want to get a bagel sandwich on a Sunday morning (yes, 11am is still morning) you'll be out of luck here. WTF?!? You're not McDonalds! You should be serving breakfast all damn day on Sunday. At least until noon. Seriously, this is embarrassing. Don't be butt holes. You have delicious bagels and i know for a fact it doesn't take much to heat up some eggs, ham and cheese to slap it on there. You'd figure that with all the church going people around here you'd want to give them a chance at breakfast. Maybe Panera bread is sending a message that going to church is a bad thing and you'd better get here to get their bagels instead of being a good Christian and going to church. I guess we'll never know.
(2)
John S.
Regularly stop here for breakfast taking my daughter to volunteer at the zoo My daughters favorite is the Asiago Cheese Bagel I usually get a scone, my favorite is the Caramel Apple or Triple Berry Bear Claw is also very good Most recent trip had to wait on half the order because server wasn't paying attention. Cashier fortunately asked when she noticed we were still waiting. Have also received a burnt bagel, which was quickly replaced when asked. More often than not we have no problems and will continue going.
(3)
Elliott C.
Stopped in to get 6 plain bagels, sliced. They were sliced in such a way that only a fourth of a bagel was cut. Poor prep.
(2)
Svetlana O.
Convenient opening time and location for a caffeine jolt before some shopping!
(4)
Jeremy B.
I haven't been to Panera in a while, but I enjoyed the convenience of the online rapid pickup! We ordered the chicken noodle meal & it was delicious as usual! The French bread that came with the meal was delicious & a great price. I've also had Panera for a breakfast snack, coffee & a pastry! The new rewards program is a plus! I also support any business like Panera that donates their food at the end of the day to local food shelters!
(4)
Sol A.
Since I moved to the States I have been here once or twice a year and most of the times because my grandparents love to come here for breakfast. Since I became vegetarian I have lost the taste for very sweet things and they breads are everything but sweet!. I would recommend this place to anyone who likes sweet pastries, they have tons of options from croissants, bear claw, all types of bagels, and what I used to have blueberry scones!. There coffee is pretty decent and cheap (love hazelnut one). I have probably just ate lunch here once and it was ok.
(3)
Sneha P.
Yum. Breakfast bagels, baked goods better than lunch. Still fresh ingredients for the most part
(4)
Daniel L.
Set at the bottom of the hill of all that is the Summit shopping centre conglomeration is Panera. If you are a traveler not from around here, it is your first right off of 280 and you should pass Saks 5th Avenue on your left as you swing around to find a parking spot and make sure you are in the right place. If you are are in the Barnes & Noble side of the centre, you went too far so turn around and come down the hill. The address as entered on the Yelp app is TOTALLY WRONG and sent me to the California Pizza Kitchen further up the hill. So yeah, listen to Daniel L. and not the Yelp app. Panera - it is the same everywhere. Pretty good food, pretty friendly cashiers. It will not rock your socks off but it is a pretty great, neutral meeting spot for business or whatever else you need to take care of. This review was mostly targeted for travelers who input directions from the Yelp app for the nav, circle around for 20 minutes and discover it is WRONG and then frantically try and figure out WTF just happened.
(2)
Becky M.
Dirty at lunchtime on a Saturday. Busy location at the upscale Summit Mall. Pepsi products. Food excellent. Need additional staff bussing and cleaning seating area.
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Breakfast Bike Parking : No Wheelchair Accessible : 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
P W.
In a visit earlier this week, I felt "attitude" from one of the Panera staff. I asked for a knife and even though the knives were right in front of the person and it would have taken all of 2 seconds to give me one, she made me wait until she packed another order. Unfortunately, I had to have another interaction with her. The onion soup I had ordered was too salty, so I requested a different soup. She asked, "What kind?" I said vegetable. Once again she asked me what kind, and I said vegetable, and she said, "What kind of vegetable?" I looked up at the menu to the only kind of vegetable soup presented that day which was garden vegetable, requested it and got the soup. Honestly, I felt that she took an instant dislike to me because of my age (senior) or some other characteristic. I certainly will return to Panera, but hope that I do not have to interact with this person again.
(3)Whitney H.
Great food, and great atmosphere, but this Panera is in a horrible location if you want a quick bite to eat. Traffic can make it hard to get to depending on the time and day you go, but there coffee trump Starbucks any day, and they have the best soufflés (but sale out early, so be quick!).
(4)Sol A.
Since I moved to the States I have been here once or twice a year and most of the times because my grandparents love to come here for breakfast. Since I became vegetarian I have lost the taste for very sweet things and they breads are everything but sweet!. I would recommend this place to anyone who likes sweet pastries, they have tons of options from croissants, bear claw, all types of bagels, and what I used to have blueberry scones!. There coffee is pretty decent and cheap (love hazelnut one). I have probably just ate lunch here once and it was ok.
(3)Brandon C.
Great bagels, particularly the Cinnamon Crunch, which is the runaway best-seller. Service is usually friendly. Great place to meet friends for coffee. There are usually samples of bagels, which are the best reason to come here. The sandwiches and soups are good, but do not stand out from the crowd that much in terms of flavor or price.
(4)John S.
Regularly stop here for breakfast taking my daughter to volunteer at the zoo My daughters favorite is the Asiago Cheese Bagel I usually get a scone, my favorite is the Caramel Apple or Triple Berry Bear Claw is also very good Most recent trip had to wait on half the order because server wasn't paying attention. Cashier fortunately asked when she noticed we were still waiting. Have also received a burnt bagel, which was quickly replaced when asked. More often than not we have no problems and will continue going.
(3)Elliott C.
Stopped in to get 6 plain bagels, sliced. They were sliced in such a way that only a fourth of a bagel was cut. Poor prep.
(2)Svetlana O.
Convenient opening time and location for a caffeine jolt before some shopping!
(4)Jeremy B.
I haven't been to Panera in a while, but I enjoyed the convenience of the online rapid pickup! We ordered the chicken noodle meal & it was delicious as usual! The French bread that came with the meal was delicious & a great price. I've also had Panera for a breakfast snack, coffee & a pastry! The new rewards program is a plus! I also support any business like Panera that donates their food at the end of the day to local food shelters!
(4)Sneha P.
Yum. Breakfast bagels, baked goods better than lunch. Still fresh ingredients for the most part
(4)Tracey M.
I had to get wifi and food in between sales meetings and going to the Airport. The configuration of this Panera was wonderful for me to conduct semi-private conversations/business on my laptop without worrying I was bugging someone's lunching experience. The food is predictable and am happy they brought back the Orchard Salad with the cherries!! Yum! The bathroom was another situation - messy and dirty. Hopefully it was just a one time thing for those regulars. I was too rushed to actually tell management that it looked like a war torn fast food bathroom vs what I've come to expect from Panera.
(4)Daniel L.
Set at the bottom of the hill of all that is the Summit shopping centre conglomeration is Panera. If you are a traveler not from around here, it is your first right off of 280 and you should pass Saks 5th Avenue on your left as you swing around to find a parking spot and make sure you are in the right place. If you are are in the Barnes & Noble side of the centre, you went too far so turn around and come down the hill. The address as entered on the Yelp app is TOTALLY WRONG and sent me to the California Pizza Kitchen further up the hill. So yeah, listen to Daniel L. and not the Yelp app. Panera - it is the same everywhere. Pretty good food, pretty friendly cashiers. It will not rock your socks off but it is a pretty great, neutral meeting spot for business or whatever else you need to take care of. This review was mostly targeted for travelers who input directions from the Yelp app for the nav, circle around for 20 minutes and discover it is WRONG and then frantically try and figure out WTF just happened.
(2)LL C.
Ok. I've always been a fan of Panera...since '99, when I lived in the Midwest for a while. So that's a long time to know what's good. However, I feel like the quality has declined slightly, especially when you think about how much money you're shelling out for lunch. I've always been a fan of their cinnamon crunch bagels and their bagel pack is great for breakfast meetings. But this review is about lunch. I used to get the "pick 2" lunch special, half salad or half soup or half sandwich, etc., etc, you get the picture. Well, lately they've been skimpy on the sandwich half. Doesn't matter what kind of sandwich I get, usually it seems like they give me the smallest HALF of the 'half of sandwich'. If I get tuna the little triangle piece of bread is a few bites with maybe a tablespoon of tuna. If I get the turkey on crossaint, same thing. So then I'm mad because I'm still hungry. So today I thought 'ha, I'll show them'...and I proceeded to order a WHOLE tuna sandwich and a WHOLE salad. Well...THEY showed me when the nice lady said "that'll be $14.56"....I turned around to see if she was talking to someone else. Say WHAT?! for a sandwich, salad and drink...FOR LUNCH!? Arrrggggh! All of a sudden I wasn't hungry. Especially once I realized I forgot to tell them no onions on the salad or the tuna and to put the dressing on the side. They DRENCH their salads with dressing, like wet, wet, wet. Ugh. So now I got a wet salad with more cut up onions than lettuce. But then I looked close and upon further inspection, I realized the salad was wilted. Like, been sitting in a wet bag for two days wilted. Arrrrrgh. So now I'm picking at cucumbers because they escaped the wet bath of dressing and they are the only things that don't taste like onions. Whew. Needless to say, I I was disappointed. And THEN...it started to rain. Hard. And my car was WAAAYYY way way far away. Well, at least there's free wifi! oh, but wait...I do have favorites though...the tomato soup and the berry salad with chicken. Then again, I might be better off getting a cinnamon crunch bagel & coffee for lunch. Can't mess that up, or can they? The saga continues...
(3)Brennan M.
Panera bread has good food. Here's the problem, if you want to get a bagel sandwich on a Sunday morning (yes, 11am is still morning) you'll be out of luck here. WTF?!? You're not McDonalds! You should be serving breakfast all damn day on Sunday. At least until noon. Seriously, this is embarrassing. Don't be butt holes. You have delicious bagels and i know for a fact it doesn't take much to heat up some eggs, ham and cheese to slap it on there. You'd figure that with all the church going people around here you'd want to give them a chance at breakfast. Maybe Panera bread is sending a message that going to church is a bad thing and you'd better get here to get their bagels instead of being a good Christian and going to church. I guess we'll never know.
(2)Becky M.
Dirty at lunchtime on a Saturday. Busy location at the upscale Summit Mall. Pepsi products. Food excellent. Need additional staff bussing and cleaning seating area.
(4)P W.
In a visit earlier this week, I felt "attitude" from one of the Panera staff. I asked for a knife and even though the knives were right in front of the person and it would have taken all of 2 seconds to give me one, she made me wait until she packed another order. Unfortunately, I had to have another interaction with her. The onion soup I had ordered was too salty, so I requested a different soup. She asked, "What kind?" I said vegetable. Once again she asked me what kind, and I said vegetable, and she said, "What kind of vegetable?" I looked up at the menu to the only kind of vegetable soup presented that day which was garden vegetable, requested it and got the soup. Honestly, I felt that she took an instant dislike to me because of my age (senior) or some other characteristic. I certainly will return to Panera, but hope that I do not have to interact with this person again.
(3)Whitney H.
Great food, and great atmosphere, but this Panera is in a horrible location if you want a quick bite to eat. Traffic can make it hard to get to depending on the time and day you go, but there coffee trump Starbucks any day, and they have the best soufflés (but sale out early, so be quick!).
(4)Brandon C.
Great bagels, particularly the Cinnamon Crunch, which is the runaway best-seller. Service is usually friendly. Great place to meet friends for coffee. There are usually samples of bagels, which are the best reason to come here. The sandwiches and soups are good, but do not stand out from the crowd that much in terms of flavor or price.
(4)LL C.
Ok. I've always been a fan of Panera...since '99, when I lived in the Midwest for a while. So that's a long time to know what's good. However, I feel like the quality has declined slightly, especially when you think about how much money you're shelling out for lunch. I've always been a fan of their cinnamon crunch bagels and their bagel pack is great for breakfast meetings. But this review is about lunch. I used to get the "pick 2" lunch special, half salad or half soup or half sandwich, etc., etc, you get the picture. Well, lately they've been skimpy on the sandwich half. Doesn't matter what kind of sandwich I get, usually it seems like they give me the smallest HALF of the 'half of sandwich'. If I get tuna the little triangle piece of bread is a few bites with maybe a tablespoon of tuna. If I get the turkey on crossaint, same thing. So then I'm mad because I'm still hungry. So today I thought 'ha, I'll show them'...and I proceeded to order a WHOLE tuna sandwich and a WHOLE salad. Well...THEY showed me when the nice lady said "that'll be $14.56"....I turned around to see if she was talking to someone else. Say WHAT?! for a sandwich, salad and drink...FOR LUNCH!? Arrrggggh! All of a sudden I wasn't hungry. Especially once I realized I forgot to tell them no onions on the salad or the tuna and to put the dressing on the side. They DRENCH their salads with dressing, like wet, wet, wet. Ugh. So now I got a wet salad with more cut up onions than lettuce. But then I looked close and upon further inspection, I realized the salad was wilted. Like, been sitting in a wet bag for two days wilted. Arrrrrgh. So now I'm picking at cucumbers because they escaped the wet bath of dressing and they are the only things that don't taste like onions. Whew. Needless to say, I I was disappointed. And THEN...it started to rain. Hard. And my car was WAAAYYY way way far away. Well, at least there's free wifi! oh, but wait...I do have favorites though...the tomato soup and the berry salad with chicken. Then again, I might be better off getting a cinnamon crunch bagel & coffee for lunch. Can't mess that up, or can they? The saga continues...
(3)Tracey M.
I had to get wifi and food in between sales meetings and going to the Airport. The configuration of this Panera was wonderful for me to conduct semi-private conversations/business on my laptop without worrying I was bugging someone's lunching experience. The food is predictable and am happy they brought back the Orchard Salad with the cherries!! Yum! The bathroom was another situation - messy and dirty. Hopefully it was just a one time thing for those regulars. I was too rushed to actually tell management that it looked like a war torn fast food bathroom vs what I've come to expect from Panera.
(4)Brennan M.
Panera bread has good food. Here's the problem, if you want to get a bagel sandwich on a Sunday morning (yes, 11am is still morning) you'll be out of luck here. WTF?!? You're not McDonalds! You should be serving breakfast all damn day on Sunday. At least until noon. Seriously, this is embarrassing. Don't be butt holes. You have delicious bagels and i know for a fact it doesn't take much to heat up some eggs, ham and cheese to slap it on there. You'd figure that with all the church going people around here you'd want to give them a chance at breakfast. Maybe Panera bread is sending a message that going to church is a bad thing and you'd better get here to get their bagels instead of being a good Christian and going to church. I guess we'll never know.
(2)John S.
Regularly stop here for breakfast taking my daughter to volunteer at the zoo My daughters favorite is the Asiago Cheese Bagel I usually get a scone, my favorite is the Caramel Apple or Triple Berry Bear Claw is also very good Most recent trip had to wait on half the order because server wasn't paying attention. Cashier fortunately asked when she noticed we were still waiting. Have also received a burnt bagel, which was quickly replaced when asked. More often than not we have no problems and will continue going.
(3)Elliott C.
Stopped in to get 6 plain bagels, sliced. They were sliced in such a way that only a fourth of a bagel was cut. Poor prep.
(2)Svetlana O.
Convenient opening time and location for a caffeine jolt before some shopping!
(4)Jeremy B.
I haven't been to Panera in a while, but I enjoyed the convenience of the online rapid pickup! We ordered the chicken noodle meal & it was delicious as usual! The French bread that came with the meal was delicious & a great price. I've also had Panera for a breakfast snack, coffee & a pastry! The new rewards program is a plus! I also support any business like Panera that donates their food at the end of the day to local food shelters!
(4)Sol A.
Since I moved to the States I have been here once or twice a year and most of the times because my grandparents love to come here for breakfast. Since I became vegetarian I have lost the taste for very sweet things and they breads are everything but sweet!. I would recommend this place to anyone who likes sweet pastries, they have tons of options from croissants, bear claw, all types of bagels, and what I used to have blueberry scones!. There coffee is pretty decent and cheap (love hazelnut one). I have probably just ate lunch here once and it was ok.
(3)Sneha P.
Yum. Breakfast bagels, baked goods better than lunch. Still fresh ingredients for the most part
(4)Daniel L.
Set at the bottom of the hill of all that is the Summit shopping centre conglomeration is Panera. If you are a traveler not from around here, it is your first right off of 280 and you should pass Saks 5th Avenue on your left as you swing around to find a parking spot and make sure you are in the right place. If you are are in the Barnes & Noble side of the centre, you went too far so turn around and come down the hill. The address as entered on the Yelp app is TOTALLY WRONG and sent me to the California Pizza Kitchen further up the hill. So yeah, listen to Daniel L. and not the Yelp app. Panera - it is the same everywhere. Pretty good food, pretty friendly cashiers. It will not rock your socks off but it is a pretty great, neutral meeting spot for business or whatever else you need to take care of. This review was mostly targeted for travelers who input directions from the Yelp app for the nav, circle around for 20 minutes and discover it is WRONG and then frantically try and figure out WTF just happened.
(2)Becky M.
Dirty at lunchtime on a Saturday. Busy location at the upscale Summit Mall. Pepsi products. Food excellent. Need additional staff bussing and cleaning seating area.
(4)