Panera Bread

Reviews

• YR

  Yolanda Ricks

  May 2, 2026
  1.0
  This is the 3rd day in a row that I have been dissatisfied with panera sandwich has not been fresh not sure if it's because of racism or the fact that these young people are serving people food that should be in the trash in exchange to feed their family and friends it's happening all over la county and eventually someone gonna get hurt out dated food can cause illness not just to us but our children as well
• PC

  Philip Copeland

  Apr 25, 2026
  5.0
  Panera is Panera, but this is an especially good one. I was in town on business and ended up eating here early most mornings. The staff was always cheerful, the food was ready quickly, and the coffee area was kept clean and stocked. I couldn't have asked for anything more.
• KM

  KMH MEREDITH

  Apr 23, 2026
  5.0
  This is my favorite Panera because there is a lot of outdoor seating, and indoor seating. I love sitting outside and there is a few places I can lock my bike up.
• PV

  Predicame Viry

  Apr 12, 2026
  1.0
  wow this 2 employe want me to leave from the restaurant in I did not do nothing wrong in I went to buy a drink in a coffie but the manager on the restaurant went in took the drink of the old man 66 years old in I got in shock in elso told me that I have to leave from the restaurant whaaaaat??? I got harrasing from him in elso the other lady employee too wow this is a strong discrimination from me in the old man 66 years old I did took a pictures from this 2 employee in I want to see the video camaras when he came to me in he want me to leave when I did not do nothing wrong I was going to call the police to do this report but the old man 66 years old does not feel good in I leave to help him to take him to take his medications!!!
• GT

  Govtsponsored Terror

  Apr 1, 2026
  3.0
  Most people look at a bee and their "fear-narrowed animal brain" just sees a threat to be smashed or retreated from. They don't see the worker. They don't see the creature that literally holds the ecosystem together. We keep them in boxes, we steal their labor, and we don't pay them a dime. The least we can do—the bare minimum for a species that sustains our planet—is not treat their life’s work like literal trash. I was at Panera today, practicing a little "Bee Hive Hospitality." I had a honey bear that was "empty" by corporate standards but had about 2 oz of liquid gold left at the bottom. I was mid-conversation with a chill employee (the "Jennifer Aniston" of the shift), explaining that I was going to use the hot water tap right there to shake it up and utilize every last drop. Total efficiency. Respect for the work. Enter: Eddie Haskell’s Nephew. This manager—complete with a clip-on bow tie and more "flair" than a TGI Fridays in the 90s—swoops in. Before I can even grab the hot water, he carelessly grabs the bear and tosses it straight into the bin without a second thought. He didn't even look at it. He didn't squeeze it. He just saw "trash" where there was actual value. I looked him dead in the eye and said, "You're doing a fantastic job. Thank you." I leaned in. I gave him the most obvious, nodding, sarcastic "participation trophy" tonality you can imagine. I was practically handing him an invisible Oscar for "Best Performance in Resource Destruction." He didn't even register it. He just beamed this high-pitched, socially hollow "Thank you very much!" back at me, genuinely thinking he’d just schooled his employee on "cleanliness." He took my sarcasm as a trophy for his mantle. The girl just looked at me like, "Yeah, I don't know how he got this job either." Here is the part that everyone needs to understand about this "broken system": When corporate drones like this throw away resources because they are too ignorant to see the value, guess who pays for it? You do. At the end of the day, when the "waste" numbers go up, they start charging the consumer $0.25 for a honey packet or $1.00 for four sauces. They blame "inflation" or "wasteful customers," but the reality is it's the ignorance of the people they put in charge. It’s not even arrogance—it’s pure, filtered ignorance. I don’t just squawk about these systems; I audit them. And today, the audit shows that your "efficiency" is actually just a tax on the rest of us. Next time you see a bee, remember they’re the ones doing the real work—unlike the guys in the bow ties. #ProjectBeeHiveHospitality #OfficeSpaceRealLife #StopTheWaste #CorporateAudit

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