Au Bon Pain
234 Goodman St, Cincinnati, OH, 45219
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Address :
234 Goodman St
Cincinnati, OH, 45219 - Phone (513) 221-6789
- Website https://www.aubonpain.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :7:00 am - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Breakfast
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : No
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : No
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Lewis W.
Only eat here if you're in University Hospital. It's a decent option, located in the hospital cafeteria. Great selection of sandwiches and salads, plus some soups. Lots of high-calorie pastries, which look delicious. Inconsistent selection of coffee dispensed from those big thermos containers. Food is fresh enough but slightly expensive. (Grab the pre-made stuff if you're in a hurry, because service -- while pleasant -- isn't exactly lightning-fast.) The place seems haphazardly run: Sometimes they have milk, cream or soy milk for your coffee, sometimes they don't. Sometimes the soup looks good, other times the big hot pots are cooked down to no liquid (or are entirely empty). Sometimes there's iced tea, sometimes the container is dry. I tried a couple of premade $7 salads (turkey/apple/brie/spinach and strawberry/chicken). Both tasted great and came with delicious breadsticks. Smoked salmon breakfast bagel is decent, too, and the turkey cubano sandwich is a hot belly bomb.
(3)Bianca D.
Last time I got coffee here it tasted like tea. It was that weak and watery. Really weird. I like the idea of the place, but the pastries often feel like they've been out in open air for too long. Just a little dry for my taste. Prices are high. Waayyyy out there. Most of the soups are noteworthy...except for lobster bisque. Watch out, no lobster to be found, despite the ridiculous price. Water? that'll be $3 Salad? that'll be $7+ Thanks. No thanks. I only eat from this place when there is no other option.
(2)Amy D.
Update There are some great menu choices but it takes a long time to get them. I usually tried to get pre-made items but unfortunately there was usually a wait for a cashier. It is way too hard to find someone to ring you out at times. I have left before because I got tired of waiting for the cashier. They also do not do a good job of keeping coffee brewed which is something I would hope for in a hospital. To top it off prices are high. no more au bon pain for me
(1)John B.
Like Panera, but with a bit of pretension and slightly higher prices. That being said, the workers are nice and can make a very tasty and fast breakfast sandwich. I had one of the special sandwiches consisting of 3 egg whites, white cheddar cheese, avocado (about 3 very small pieces), and some kind of aioli spread if I recall. yelp.com/biz_photos/163p… They were out of the "skinny" bagel so I had to settle on a regular boring plain bagel. There wasn't even a whole wheat option!? I guess the early bird gets the bagel... There is a touchscreen monitor "nutrition kiosk" where you can look up everything from recipes to nutritional info about their food. Neat. yelp.com/biz_photos/163p… Online, you can use this link aubonpain.com/nutrition/… to check out the nutritional info as well as the ingredients. Useful for those with allergies. My sandwich was a little over 300 calories but really high in sodium. Probably why it tasted so good. I have also had ABP soups at other locations and have found them to be very nice too. Major gripe about the sandwich is that by the time I got in to work (about 5 minutes later), it wasn't really warm/hot enough. No big deal as I have access to a microwave, but not everyone does, so this could be a bummer for some. *Tip. There are microwaves about 20 feet away in the main hallway by the snack machines. Hang a left, then a right (into the hallway) and you'll be right there. If I was stuck in the hospital area, this place would be a good option and can be reasonably healthy choice at that. Which, considering it's in a hospital, is appropriate. *Want to be notified of new items and promotions? Sign up for their email newsletter: aubonpain.com/contact/em… *So if you do not parlez français, how should their name be pronounced? I called them up at 1.800.825.5227 and the prerecorded message pronounced it like o bahn paan, give it a slight nasality, put on a(n) (optional) beret and you'll be right on target. ....the things I do for a Yelp review :)
(4)Katie O.
overpriced for what it is. Not for me.
(1)Andrew N.
Ugh, reviewing a chain. This seems low. But really, Au Bon Pain is nothing to cringe about. To those unfamiliar, it's like Panera or Bruegger's with prices to match. Au Bon Pain seems a bit more health conscious than others- nutrition information for the pastries are clearly marked and there are pre-cut fresh fruits to pick alongside the drinks. There are 6+ self-serve soups to choose from that rotate from an even more extensive menu, along with a good slew of sandwiches made to order, including breakfast sandwiches served all day. Coffee is also on hand and self-serve out of large thermoses. With its bright, clean space, it's a breath of fresh air from the usual offerings at University Hospital and it reminds me of my DC commutes of yore (minus the vaulted ceilings and columns of Union Station) so for once I will celebrate a chain store opening nearby. Of note, it is not a standalone restaurant; the seating is shared with the UH cafeteria. Also, like any place inside UH, parking is difficult so I wouldn't necessarily go out of my way to come here unless you work here, are visiting UH or live within walking distance.
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