Great and very busy Panera on I-10 and awesome stop during our road trip. If you have a loyalty card you get a free coffee everyday in the month of September 2015. We ordered the roast turkey and avocado BLT with chips and the pumpkin muffie. The sandwiches were very meaty and bread was very soft and yummy. The staff was very friendly and quick. Very clean location with plenty of free parking and WiFi.
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Herbert E.
By far - THE BEST Panera Bread there is. Having grown up throughout the midwest and the south I've been to a number of Paneras. Their food is fine when they first open, then quickly go down here from there. Food tastes like it was prepared the day before, etc. At this location, I have been there several dozen times since they opened more than a year ago...and have never had a complaint. Food always tastes fresh, hot. I've been several other panera stores in Tallahassee, and let me tell you...Not all Paneras are created equally. I don't know what it is, but this particular location on Thomasville Road is definitely better than the others in town.
(5)
Dennis B.
My wife and I ate at the Panera on Thomasville Road around 6 pm on Saturday, April 19. The floors were dirty and the table tops were not cleaned. We have not eaten there for a while and I was surprised and disappointed. Someone in the management of Panera needs to look into this situation!!!!!!!!!
(2)
Helen L.
I was glad to see that this location was close to the hotels. I jetted right over first thing in the morning to grab some breakfast. I don't understand the lines outside Starbucks. I would grab breakfast here any day. The service was friendly and prompt. The pastries were beckoning, as usual. I caved in and ordered a cinnamon roll even though I usually pick up a bear claw to go. Both are fantastic. I love that the bear claw actually tastes like a load of almonds. They have a few selection of oatmeal and today I decided on the strawberry and pecan steel cut oatmeal. It wasn't too overpowering or sugary. They also have the almond quinoa and the apple crisp oatmeal as well. I was going to get a breakfast sandwich with some greens in it but figured I was already eating better with the oatmeal. I dove right in and got the sausage egg and cheese sandwich. I enjoyed both of them this morning.
(3)
Michael C.
Excellent location between Interstate 10 and the northern part of Tallahassee. For those who are not from the area it is a great place to get work done before you head towards any meetings downtown. Parking is plentiful as it shares an area with Books-a-Million and service was both effecient and with a smile.
(4)
Dena G.
The Boy and I will eat at Panera for breakfast when we are in the vicinity. I am a big fan of the mini quiches, the breakfast sandwiches, and particularly love their coffee. I have had an unfortunate experience with their sorry attempt at a shrimp roll last year, when I ordered one at this store. I got a roll all right. It did have shrimp in it, but they were in a tasteless dressing that was just--blah. I had my mouth all set for a nice, cool, shrimp salad roll, and what I got was a mouthful of tastelessness. I was hugely disappointed and have not ordered sandwiches from Panera again. The French onion soup used to be a favorite, but I became increasingly unhappy with the thick glop I was getting that was all onion and no soup. The additives in the soups are also an issue for me, so I have stopped ordering them. I usually have the four cheese or the ham and cheese quiche, which are consistently good. Today, I went in at ten in the morning for breakfast after a doctor appointment, and the only quiche left was a bacon spinach. I was very hungry, and didn't want to eat pastry for breakfast, so I got it. I will not make that mistake again. I could find one piece of bacon, and I could not taste it. The cheese was some sort of processed American, and while I saw flecks of green, I could not taste spinach. At least the coffee was good. I don't know if it was this particular location that is the issue, or if the quiche itself is the problem, or both. Either way, I won't eat it again. I should have had a breakfast sandwich.
(3)
Miguel J.
Good food.Its a little expensive for what you get. Not the best coffee. Sometimes the line takes a long time. Internet during busy hours sometimes is limited to 30 minutes. Great outdoor seating.
(3)
Jon K.
If you've been to one Panera Bread, you've got the gist. This Thomasville Road location is always busy. The times to avoid it are early morning (the drive through is packed) and Sunday brunch (families coming from church fill all the seats). The food is always fresh and I've never had to wait longer than 5 minutes to get my order. The only issue is seating here. If you're coming at a busy time, forget sitting down. This is my favorite spot to bring the laptop and work when I'm out.
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Breakfast Bike Parking : No Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Ambience : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : Yes Wi-Fi : Free Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Caters : Yes
Vilma S.
Great and very busy Panera on I-10 and awesome stop during our road trip. If you have a loyalty card you get a free coffee everyday in the month of September 2015. We ordered the roast turkey and avocado BLT with chips and the pumpkin muffie. The sandwiches were very meaty and bread was very soft and yummy. The staff was very friendly and quick. Very clean location with plenty of free parking and WiFi.
(4)Herbert E.
By far - THE BEST Panera Bread there is. Having grown up throughout the midwest and the south I've been to a number of Paneras. Their food is fine when they first open, then quickly go down here from there. Food tastes like it was prepared the day before, etc. At this location, I have been there several dozen times since they opened more than a year ago...and have never had a complaint. Food always tastes fresh, hot. I've been several other panera stores in Tallahassee, and let me tell you...Not all Paneras are created equally. I don't know what it is, but this particular location on Thomasville Road is definitely better than the others in town.
(5)Dennis B.
My wife and I ate at the Panera on Thomasville Road around 6 pm on Saturday, April 19. The floors were dirty and the table tops were not cleaned. We have not eaten there for a while and I was surprised and disappointed. Someone in the management of Panera needs to look into this situation!!!!!!!!!
(2)Helen L.
I was glad to see that this location was close to the hotels. I jetted right over first thing in the morning to grab some breakfast. I don't understand the lines outside Starbucks. I would grab breakfast here any day. The service was friendly and prompt. The pastries were beckoning, as usual. I caved in and ordered a cinnamon roll even though I usually pick up a bear claw to go. Both are fantastic. I love that the bear claw actually tastes like a load of almonds. They have a few selection of oatmeal and today I decided on the strawberry and pecan steel cut oatmeal. It wasn't too overpowering or sugary. They also have the almond quinoa and the apple crisp oatmeal as well. I was going to get a breakfast sandwich with some greens in it but figured I was already eating better with the oatmeal. I dove right in and got the sausage egg and cheese sandwich. I enjoyed both of them this morning.
(3)Michael C.
Excellent location between Interstate 10 and the northern part of Tallahassee. For those who are not from the area it is a great place to get work done before you head towards any meetings downtown. Parking is plentiful as it shares an area with Books-a-Million and service was both effecient and with a smile.
(4)Dena G.
The Boy and I will eat at Panera for breakfast when we are in the vicinity. I am a big fan of the mini quiches, the breakfast sandwiches, and particularly love their coffee. I have had an unfortunate experience with their sorry attempt at a shrimp roll last year, when I ordered one at this store. I got a roll all right. It did have shrimp in it, but they were in a tasteless dressing that was just--blah. I had my mouth all set for a nice, cool, shrimp salad roll, and what I got was a mouthful of tastelessness. I was hugely disappointed and have not ordered sandwiches from Panera again. The French onion soup used to be a favorite, but I became increasingly unhappy with the thick glop I was getting that was all onion and no soup. The additives in the soups are also an issue for me, so I have stopped ordering them. I usually have the four cheese or the ham and cheese quiche, which are consistently good. Today, I went in at ten in the morning for breakfast after a doctor appointment, and the only quiche left was a bacon spinach. I was very hungry, and didn't want to eat pastry for breakfast, so I got it. I will not make that mistake again. I could find one piece of bacon, and I could not taste it. The cheese was some sort of processed American, and while I saw flecks of green, I could not taste spinach. At least the coffee was good. I don't know if it was this particular location that is the issue, or if the quiche itself is the problem, or both. Either way, I won't eat it again. I should have had a breakfast sandwich.
(3)Miguel J.
Good food.Its a little expensive for what you get. Not the best coffee. Sometimes the line takes a long time. Internet during busy hours sometimes is limited to 30 minutes. Great outdoor seating.
(3)Jon K.
If you've been to one Panera Bread, you've got the gist. This Thomasville Road location is always busy. The times to avoid it are early morning (the drive through is packed) and Sunday brunch (families coming from church fill all the seats). The food is always fresh and I've never had to wait longer than 5 minutes to get my order. The only issue is seating here. If you're coming at a busy time, forget sitting down. This is my favorite spot to bring the laptop and work when I'm out.
(4)