The staff is always courteous and helpful, and that is one of the reasons why I always come back to this location. They've added the "Strawberry poppyseed chicken salad" and it is AMAZING! Perfect balance between sweet and savory and they have a variety of teas and smoothies that compliment it greatly. Yes, the prices are a little steep, but you are paying for fresh, mostly organic ingredients, so I don't mind paying a little extra for their quality. My daughter loves their Mac and Cheese! I don't like this food but I must admit theirs is fabulous. However, they are getting skimpier and skimpier with the servings. My daughter gets the kids' size -a small bowl- and it was filled a little bit over half way...not much for the price!!! I hope they change this. Other than that, I'll always recommend this location. Great job, guys!
(5)
Beth F.
I've not gone to Panera very often but I like this one the most. It feels more cozy to me than the others despite being busy. It just seems as if there is a little pocket here for everyone. I enjoy the food very much, but it's a bit overwhelming when you haven't gone for a long time. I never know what to get, and there are two lines that sometimes will take your order for lunch or breakfast type foods. If you don't know the menu well and people are coming it, it's a bit hectic. I think it's a bit expensive, but the food is tasty.
(4)
Xiaoheng P.
Went there couple times now, all with positive experiences. I usually get the salad and soup combo but sometimes I switch the salad for asiago beef sandwich, all really good. This place is probably one of the cleaner paneras I been to, they're busy during lunch but they always manage to hire the right amount of staff to do the cleaning. The tables were never too dirty. Usually if u go around noon time then u might have to wait 5 or 10 minutes, that's their peek hours. If you're in a hurry then try to get there around 1130, you will almost never have to wait. Their staff are usually pretty nice, one time they made the mistake of give Ing me apple instead of the chips, but at the end they just gave me both.... Which is nice. I'm a greedy person so the more food the better :)
(4)
Nancy C.
I like this Panera for all the reasons listed but I like ALL Panera Bakery locations. If they play classical music, I can eat carpeting! But Panera's food is much better than carpeting and their classical music is better than most - Vivaldi? I don't know classical music but it always seems to be in "the same vein" as The Four Seasons. I am lulled into energy and enthusiasm for my next task. Thank you Panera for making your kids Mac N Cheese in a larger adult portion for my eight-year and for the most amazing Strawberry poppyseed and chicken salad I have ever had - I feel great!
(5)
Regina R.
This is just an update. Basically, while it is nice that you could easily hold a meeting here, there are some conversations I wish I wasn't forced to over hear... - A middle age man and woman on a first date. The woman kept hinting that she would love to "make-out" with him right there, right now, in the middle of the Panera at 3PM in the afternoon. - A young man meeting with a minister/priest because he was engaged to one of his congregants. While the young man did want earnest advice about spirituality and marriage, I would have appreciated not having to listen to his detailed sexual history, which started some time in high school. - A man (not a Panera employee) essentially being fired for being late all the time at his (unknown) company's performance review, being held in Panera, again at 4PM in the afternoon. - A man talking to someone on the phone about how, the way things were going, he was thinking that he needed to leave (as in divorce) is pregnant wife. - A group of older men talking about how the solution to our problems would be to annex Canada and Mexico, making them state 51 and state 52. Lots of references to "those sons of @$%#^es" and whatnot. I need noise canceling headphones...
(3)
Carolyn B.
Never tried any food there that I didn't like on the soup/sandwich/salad part; however, I'm not a fan of the desserts there. It is a smaller panera, but it feels cozy to me, especially when sitting next to the fireplace when it is cold out.
(4)
Melissa C.
This Panera location has a nice fire place and has a meeting room. During my visits to this location I have had good service and order has always been accurate. If you are not familiar to Panera, they have many different sandwiches, salads, soups and side dishes to choose from. They also have vegetarian options.
(4)
Patrick P.
This is your standard Panera - but slightly smaller than the Panera's I am accustomed to in the area. I consider myself an expert on Paneras because I probably spend more time in their restaurants than I do in my office. This particular location had a couple of things that bothered me. I arrived at 1:30 PM on a Monday for a late lunch. We have had some hot days lately and this place was a sauna. I was going to ask the lady taking my order if a towel and a bucket of water came with my meal so I could pour of ver the lava rocks to ensure we did not lose any steam within the restaurant. I ordered a salad (Chickent Thai Chopped) and a large ice tea. The Ice Tea was not covered so you had a large container of liquid exposed to the public and elements in the restaurant (i.e. the steam I was making by dumping water over the lava rocks to ensure moisture). Unless you want a glass of Ice Tea that tastes like it was made in a boys locker room - I would skip the tea. Other than that - give it a try ;-)
(3)
Stephen H.
An *extremely* busy location that continues to showcase the consistency of the Panera brand. I'm going to find freshly made pastries and sandwiches, well made coffees and teas, and good service which won't make me wait too long, no matter how long the line is. Great job, guys.
(4)
Chenney C.
An organization I am part of often holds meetings at this Panera Bread. It's smaller, but the community room is very suitable for group gatherings and so forth. Also - if you have the meeting around 7:00PM and go onto the evening - you'll often be surprised with left over pastries the customer service reps are kind enough to let you try. For that, it deserves 4 stars.
(4)
Robert S.
What I like most about Panera bread is that the food is fresh. The bagels are all great. Nice place from breakfast or lunch. Free Wi-Fi is always nice to work/surf while having a snack, coffee, etc.
(4)
Marie T.
I walked in at noon today. It was really busy. I asked if they could put a lunch for 6 together for a meeting at my office. It was great. They told me it would be ready at 1:00. There was plenty of food, all delicious and packaged in this awesome carry out box, with card board trays that you just pull out making it so easy to set up. They did a fantastic job.
(4)
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Address :405 East Kemper Road
Springdale, OH, 45246
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Breakfast, Brunch Parking : Private Lot 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
C S.
The staff is always courteous and helpful, and that is one of the reasons why I always come back to this location. They've added the "Strawberry poppyseed chicken salad" and it is AMAZING! Perfect balance between sweet and savory and they have a variety of teas and smoothies that compliment it greatly. Yes, the prices are a little steep, but you are paying for fresh, mostly organic ingredients, so I don't mind paying a little extra for their quality. My daughter loves their Mac and Cheese! I don't like this food but I must admit theirs is fabulous. However, they are getting skimpier and skimpier with the servings. My daughter gets the kids' size -a small bowl- and it was filled a little bit over half way...not much for the price!!! I hope they change this. Other than that, I'll always recommend this location. Great job, guys!
(5)Beth F.
I've not gone to Panera very often but I like this one the most. It feels more cozy to me than the others despite being busy. It just seems as if there is a little pocket here for everyone. I enjoy the food very much, but it's a bit overwhelming when you haven't gone for a long time. I never know what to get, and there are two lines that sometimes will take your order for lunch or breakfast type foods. If you don't know the menu well and people are coming it, it's a bit hectic. I think it's a bit expensive, but the food is tasty.
(4)Xiaoheng P.
Went there couple times now, all with positive experiences. I usually get the salad and soup combo but sometimes I switch the salad for asiago beef sandwich, all really good. This place is probably one of the cleaner paneras I been to, they're busy during lunch but they always manage to hire the right amount of staff to do the cleaning. The tables were never too dirty. Usually if u go around noon time then u might have to wait 5 or 10 minutes, that's their peek hours. If you're in a hurry then try to get there around 1130, you will almost never have to wait. Their staff are usually pretty nice, one time they made the mistake of give Ing me apple instead of the chips, but at the end they just gave me both.... Which is nice. I'm a greedy person so the more food the better :)
(4)Nancy C.
I like this Panera for all the reasons listed but I like ALL Panera Bakery locations. If they play classical music, I can eat carpeting! But Panera's food is much better than carpeting and their classical music is better than most - Vivaldi? I don't know classical music but it always seems to be in "the same vein" as The Four Seasons. I am lulled into energy and enthusiasm for my next task. Thank you Panera for making your kids Mac N Cheese in a larger adult portion for my eight-year and for the most amazing Strawberry poppyseed and chicken salad I have ever had - I feel great!
(5)Regina R.
This is just an update. Basically, while it is nice that you could easily hold a meeting here, there are some conversations I wish I wasn't forced to over hear... - A middle age man and woman on a first date. The woman kept hinting that she would love to "make-out" with him right there, right now, in the middle of the Panera at 3PM in the afternoon. - A young man meeting with a minister/priest because he was engaged to one of his congregants. While the young man did want earnest advice about spirituality and marriage, I would have appreciated not having to listen to his detailed sexual history, which started some time in high school. - A man (not a Panera employee) essentially being fired for being late all the time at his (unknown) company's performance review, being held in Panera, again at 4PM in the afternoon. - A man talking to someone on the phone about how, the way things were going, he was thinking that he needed to leave (as in divorce) is pregnant wife. - A group of older men talking about how the solution to our problems would be to annex Canada and Mexico, making them state 51 and state 52. Lots of references to "those sons of @$%#^es" and whatnot. I need noise canceling headphones...
(3)Carolyn B.
Never tried any food there that I didn't like on the soup/sandwich/salad part; however, I'm not a fan of the desserts there. It is a smaller panera, but it feels cozy to me, especially when sitting next to the fireplace when it is cold out.
(4)Melissa C.
This Panera location has a nice fire place and has a meeting room. During my visits to this location I have had good service and order has always been accurate. If you are not familiar to Panera, they have many different sandwiches, salads, soups and side dishes to choose from. They also have vegetarian options.
(4)Patrick P.
This is your standard Panera - but slightly smaller than the Panera's I am accustomed to in the area. I consider myself an expert on Paneras because I probably spend more time in their restaurants than I do in my office. This particular location had a couple of things that bothered me. I arrived at 1:30 PM on a Monday for a late lunch. We have had some hot days lately and this place was a sauna. I was going to ask the lady taking my order if a towel and a bucket of water came with my meal so I could pour of ver the lava rocks to ensure we did not lose any steam within the restaurant. I ordered a salad (Chickent Thai Chopped) and a large ice tea. The Ice Tea was not covered so you had a large container of liquid exposed to the public and elements in the restaurant (i.e. the steam I was making by dumping water over the lava rocks to ensure moisture). Unless you want a glass of Ice Tea that tastes like it was made in a boys locker room - I would skip the tea. Other than that - give it a try ;-)
(3)Stephen H.
An *extremely* busy location that continues to showcase the consistency of the Panera brand. I'm going to find freshly made pastries and sandwiches, well made coffees and teas, and good service which won't make me wait too long, no matter how long the line is. Great job, guys.
(4)Chenney C.
An organization I am part of often holds meetings at this Panera Bread. It's smaller, but the community room is very suitable for group gatherings and so forth. Also - if you have the meeting around 7:00PM and go onto the evening - you'll often be surprised with left over pastries the customer service reps are kind enough to let you try. For that, it deserves 4 stars.
(4)Robert S.
What I like most about Panera bread is that the food is fresh. The bagels are all great. Nice place from breakfast or lunch. Free Wi-Fi is always nice to work/surf while having a snack, coffee, etc.
(4)Marie T.
I walked in at noon today. It was really busy. I asked if they could put a lunch for 6 together for a meeting at my office. It was great. They told me it would be ready at 1:00. There was plenty of food, all delicious and packaged in this awesome carry out box, with card board trays that you just pull out making it so easy to set up. They did a fantastic job.
(4)